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JAMES HORNER FILM MUSIC | March 24, 2023 |

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BATTERIES NOT INCLUDED

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  • 1. Main Title (04:55) 2. Night Visitors (08:47) 3. Hamburger Rhumba (03:39) 4. New Babies (03:45) 5. Cafe Swing (03:32) 6. Times Square And Farewell (06:06) 7. Arson (06:08) 8. A New Family/End Credits (08:28)


  • Orchestrations: Greig McRitchie, Billy May
    Sound engineer: Shawn Murphy
    Musical Editor: Jim Flamberg, Else Blangsted
    Fairlight: Ian Underwood
    French Horn: James Thatcher

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    BILLY MAY

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