Broadway, 39ème rue (1999) - Bandes originales

Let's Do Something

Written by Marc Blitzstein

Performed by Erin Hill and Daniel Jenkins (as Dan Jenkins)

Courtesy of RCA Records

The Cradle Will Rock

Written by Marc Blitzstein

Performed by Henry Stram, Timothy Jerome (as Tim Jerome), Victoria Clark (as Vicki Clark),

Erin Hill, Daniel Jenkins (as Dan Jenkins) and Chris McKinney

Courtesy of RCA Records

Honolulu

Written by Marc Blitzstein

Performed by Timothy Jerome (as Tim Jerome), Victoria Clark (as Vicki Clark),

Erin Hill, Daniel Jenkins (as Dan Jenkins)

Courtesy of RCA Records

Moll's Song

Written by Marc Blitzstein

Performed by Emily Watson

Courtesy of RCA Records

Oh What a Filthy Night Court

Written by Marc Blitzstein

Performed by Henry Stram, Erin Hill, Daniel Jenkins (as Dan Jenkins),

Timothy Jerome (as Tim Jerome), Victoria Clark (as Vicki Clark) and Chris McKinney

Courtesy of RCA Records

Croon Spoon

Written by Marc Blitzstein

Performed by Eddie Vedder and Susan Sarandon

Courtesy of RCA Records

Art for Art's Sake

Written by Marc Blitzstein

Performed by Henry Stram, Erin Hill, Daniel Jenkins (as Dan Jenkins),

Timothy Jerome (as Tim Jerome), Victoria Clark (as Vicki Clark) and Chris McKinney

Courtesy of RCA Records

The Clouds Will Soon Roll By

Performed by Elsie Carlisle (as Charles Carlisle)

Written by Harry M. Woods (as Harry Woods) and Billy Hill

Don Giovanni

Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Romance

Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Gotta Go To Work

Performed by The California Ramblers

Written by Milton Pascal, Edgar Fairchild

What A Little Moonlight Can Do

Performed by Billie Holiday

Written by Harry M. Woods

Giovinezza

Written by S. Gotta, G. Blanc

Cobbler In Despair

Written by Tim Robbins, David Robbins

L'Internationale

Written by Pierre Degeyter, Eugène Pottier

Nickel under the foot

Written by Marc Blitzstein

Performed by PJ Harvey (as Polly Jean Harvey) with Bob Ellis

Bandes originales

Broadway, 39ème rue

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