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JAMES HORNER FILM MUSIC | August 13, 2020 |

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  • 1. Returning Home (06:05) 2. Taking Bernie To The Beach (04:31) 3. Joe's Gift (08:06) 4. Remembrances/The Break-In (08:24) 5. Basketball Swing (06:58) 6. Jack's Future (02:44) 7. Growing Old (01:55) 8. Good Friend (03:16) 9. Rescue/The Ascension (11:29)
     


  • Orchestrations : Greig McRitchie, Billy May
    Sound engineer : Shawn Murphy
    Music editor : Jim Henrikson
    French horn : James Thatcher
     

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