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[tab]1. The Cornfield (05:34) 2. Deciding To Build The Field (05:51) 3. Shoeless Joe (02:14) 4. The Timeless Street (02:38) 5. Old Ball Players (02:44) 6. The Drive Home (02:13) 7. Field Of Dreams (03:30) 8. The Library (02:29) 9. Moonlight Graham (02:03) 10. Night Mists (04:19) 11. Doc's Memories (03:17) 12. The Place Where Dreams Come True (09:06) 13. End Credits (04:07)

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Orchestrations: James Horner, Billy May, Greig McRitchie
Sound engineer: Shawn Murphy
Musicians: Tommy Tedesco, Ian Underwood, Ralph Grierson, Tim May, Steve Schaeffer, Neil Stubenhaus, James Thatcher, Mike Taylor, Tony Hinnigan
 
Two-thirds of the music was not written score. It was therefore necessary to hire a transcriber to transcribe and drop music from ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers).

Field Of Dreams marks the first collaboration between James Horner and director Phil Alden Robinson, before Sneakers and  Freedom Song.
"Fields Of Dreams quickly became a little classical as well as in terms of cinematic music." (Phil Alden Robinson)

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