| | Save The Last Dance Soundtrack CD (32 Customer Reviews)
The film SAVE THE LAST DANCE features Julia Stiles as a young girl with dreams of dancing school and a love of ballet. When she meets a young man from the other side of the tracks, she discovers hip-hop and an entirely different style of dance. The freshness she feels in that sense of discovery is evoked by the cuts on the film's soundtrack, which sparkle with a cross-cultural appeal that mixes rap, R&B, and pop. The film's theme song is a perfect example of this cross-pollenization, as we hear interpolations of the chorus from Cyndi Lauper's "True Colors" set against an R&B track full of hip-hop beats. Rappers Ice Cube, Snoop Dogg, and Mack 10 (among others) help to add street credibility to the album, but there's no lack of melodic pop appeal either.
K-Ci & Jojo's,Fredo Starr, Shyne,Lucy Pearl,Snoop Dogg Save The Last Dance Soundtrack Music Save The Last Dance Soundtrack Songs | 1. | Ballad of Fire Starr (Theme From "Save the Last Dance") |
| 2. | You |
| 3. | Bonafide |
| 4. | Crazy |
| 5. | You Make Me Sick |
| 6. | U Know What's Up |
| 7. | Move It Slow |
| 8. | Murder She Wrote |
| 9. | Breathe and Stop |
| 10. | You Can Do It |
| 11. | My Window |
| 12. | Only You |
| 13. | Get It on Tonite |
| 14. | All or Nothing |
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One of Americana's favored sons proves why, with all the frills of a torn leather jacket. If you're not into Duane Jarvis yet, it's time. DELICIOUSA good case of the blues on a rainy day really helped to get inside the deep and hypnotic quality of DJ's deceptively straight ahead and very sparsely produced record. Duane paired up with George Marinelli at his Wing Ding Studios. Good things happen there. The co-producer is a mighty instrumentalist, but added only a few crucial flourishes. His Wurlitzer track on "Beyond Beautiful" and the Keith Richards style electric guitar on the title track certainly helped stand them out as my two clear favorites, although the surprisingly Leonard Cohen-esque co-write with Chuck Prophet, "Spread My Soul Too Thin," is also fabulous.DJ's brand of music draws from many quarters. Country blues and folk populate many songs, along with a punk sensibility that surfaces on others, and plenty of old Country and Blues ghosts walk through the lyrics and grooves of the eleven songs. All but one were co-written by the artist with a host of greats that include Tim Carroll and Tim Krekel, Chuck Prophet, George Marinelli and others. The Duane Jarvis journey so far has found him at the center of the music scene ...
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