1. Walt Whitman (Quote) -
Garrison Keillor
2. Take Me Out To The Ballgame - Jacqueline Schwab
3. The Star Spangled Banner - The Big League Orchestra
4. Hurrah For Our National Game - Jacqueline Schwab
5. Take Me Out To The Ballgame - Harvey Hindermyer
6. Gee It's A Wonderful Game - Dodworth Saxhorn Band with Juliet Lambert
7. Sol White (Quote From History Of Colored Baseball 1907) - Ossie Davis
8. Dark Was The Night Cold Was The Ground - Blind Willie Johnson
9. Steal Away - Bobby Horton
10. Babe Ruth Radio Call (Ca. 1927)
11. Clubhouse Stomp - The New York Hawks
12. If You Can't Make A Hit At The Ballgame You Can't Make A Hit
With
Me - The National Pastime Orchestra
13. Pound Cake - Lester Young w/Count Basie & His Orchestra
14. The Minstrel Boy - Jacqueline Schwab
15. Joe DiMaggio Radio Call (1937) - Red Barber
16. Joltin' Joe DiMaggio - Les Brown & His Orchestra with Betty Bonney
17. Kansas City Call (Quote) - Ossie Davis
18. The Star-Spangled Banner -Jacqueline Schwab
19. The New Black-And-Tan Fantasy - Duke Ellington
20. Jackie Robinson Radio Call (1956) - Bob Wolff
21.Did You See Jackie Robinson Hit That Ball? - Natalie Cole
22. Baseball Boogie - Mabel Scott
23. Bobby Thompson's Shot Heard 'Round The World - Russ Hodges
24. Take Me Out To The Ballgame - King Curtis
25. Say Hey (The Willie Mays Song) - The Treniers
26. Take Me Out To The Ballgame - George Rabbai
27. Henry Aaron Radio Call (1974)- M. Hamilton
28. When You And I Were Young Maggie - Jacqueline Schwab
29. The New York Times (Quote) - Studs Terkel
30. Take Me Out To The Ballgame - Dr. John
31. Eulogy For Jackie Robinson - Reverend Jesse Jackson
32. Steal Away - Jacqueline Schwab
33. Take Me Out To The Ballgame - Carly Simon
34. The Sporting News (Quote) - Amy Madigan
35. The Star-Spangled Banner - Branford Marsalis & Bruce Hornsby
Released in 1994
Original
Music Composed and Conducted by Randy Newman
This Randy Newman score is
spectacular. The main theme is such that one feels that something wonderful has
happened, even without knowing anything about the film. It includes some big
band-style tracks and a fragment of "Take Me out to the Ball Game,"
which should come as no surprise in a baseball movie score.
1.Prologue 1915-1923
(Newman) - 5:20
2.Whammer Strikes Out (Newman) - 1:56
3.Old Farm 1939 (Newman) - 1:07
4.Majors: The Mind Is a Strange Thing (Newman) - 2:14
5.Knock the Cover off the Ball (Newman) - 2:17
6.Memo (Newman) - 2:02
7.Natural (Newman) - 3:33
8.Wrigley Field (Newman) - 2:13
9.Iris and Roy (Newman) - :58
10.Winning (Newman) - 1:00
11.Father Makes a Difference (Newman) - 1:53
12.Penthouse Party (Newman) - 1:10
13.Final Game (Newman) - 4:37
14.End Title (Newman) - 3:22
Released in 1984
A
League of Their Own Soundtrack
Various
Columbia Records-affiliated pop singers contribute covers of period songs to the
soundtrack of this film, which is a tribute to the all-girls baseball league
that existed during World War II. James Taylor performs "It's Only A Paper
Moon" and "I Didn't Know What Time It Was," making them his own
as he frequently does with material he didn't write. Billy Joel recreates Duke
Ellington's "In A Sentimental Mood," Art Garfunkel does nicely with
"Two Sleepy People," and The Manhattan Transfer apply their jazz vocal
abilities to "Choo Choo Ch'Boogie" and "On The Sunny Side Of The
Street." The song that got the most attention, however, was Carole King's
original tune, "Now and Forever," which hit the Adult Contemporary
chart. The album is filled out with music from Hans Zimmer's score, which is
appropriate to the film's nostalgic and inspirational themes. (Note that
Madonna's #1 hit "This Used To Be My Playground," heard in the film,
does not appear on this album for contractual reasons.)
Released in 1992
Field
of Dreams Soundtrack Music
by James Horner of “Titanic-fame” (Released
in 1989)
“This
is the soundtrack to the hit movie about baseball, magic, and fulfilling your
dreams. First "discovered" through major airplay
on Music from the Hearts of
Space. This is great music, drawn out and well-developed, and
definitely an integral part of the movie
as far as creating
atmosphere. A couple of filler pieces do not detract from the overall power of
Field of Dreams.”
1.Cornfield (Horner) - 5:34
2.Deciding to Build the Field (Horner) - 5:51
3.Shoeless Joe (Horner) - 2:14
4.Timeless Street (Horner) - 2:38
5.Old Ball Players (Horner) - 2:44
6.Drive Home (Horner) - 2:13
7.Field of Dreams (Horner) - 3:30
8.Library (Horner) - 2:29
9.Moonlight Graham (Horner) - 2:03
10.Night Mists (Horner) - 4:19
11.Doc's Memories (Horner) - 3:17
12.Place Where Dreams Come True (Horner) - 9:06
13.End Credits (Horner) - 4:07
61* Score Song Titles
1) Opening Trumpet
2) Scrapbook
3) Flashback
4) Mickey's Drunk
5) Mickey & Whitey Dance
6) The Fat F**k
7) Post Kidney Threat
8) Underdog
9) One-Armed Homer
10) On the Bust
11) Hate Mail
12) Pillow Talk
13) Hair & Hip
14) Out of the Race
15) Roger Hits #59
16) Every Pitch Could Be the One
17) The Knuckleball
18) Take Me Out to the Ball Game
19) Regret
20) Roger Wants #61
21) Holy Cow
22) Locker Room
23) McGwire Hug
