Ormai E' Fatta! (De Scalzi) Original Soundtrack Audio CD

Virgin Records (USA) ( August 13, 2002 ), Genre: Soundtracks

1. I Dare You to Move2. Cry3. Someday We'll Know4. Dancin' in the Moonlight5. Learning to Breathe6. Only Hope7. It's Gonna Be Love8. You9. If You Believe10. No One11. So What Does It All Mean?12. Mother, We Just Can't Get Enough13. Cannonball - (bonus track)14. Friday on My Mind - (bonus track)15. Empty Spaces - (bonus track)16.

Rhino Records (USA) ( January 01, 2009 ), Genre: Rock & Pop

This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.Original score composed by Stephen Trask.Recorded at Clinton Studios, New York, New York. Includes liner notes by Todd Graff.Personnel: Kenny Brescia (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, banjo); Tim Weil (vocals, piano, synthesizer); Jeff Potter (vocals, drums, percussion); Todd Graff, Idina Menzel, Aisha Dehaas (vocals); Arthur Fiacco (cello); Jerry Vivino (clarinet, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Mark Pender (trumpet); Daniel A. Weiss (organ).Audio Mixer: Jan Folkson.Liner Note Author: Todd Graff.Listening to an exceptional soundtrack album like Camp drives you to the credits to find out who compiled it, and it seems one must praise the film's music supervisor, Linda Cohen, who has put together some seemingly unlikely materials to come up with a disc that sets a new standard for the various-artists collections that soundtracks have become. Of course, Cohen had a special project to work with. Writer/produc

Capitol/EMI Records ( December 02, 1997 ), Genre: Rock & Pop

RCA Records (USA)

Sony Classical ( January 03, 1995 ), Genre: Soundtracks

New West Records, Inc.

Sony Music Distribution (USA)

This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files.LIZZIE MCGUIRE is the hit Disney show that offers a laugh-filled look at the life of the title character, a sassy teen with a group of fun-loving friends. Accompanying the series is music eminently suited for the show's target audience (i.e. kids the same age as or younger than the main character). Accordingly, there's no shortage of teen acts peddling their wares here, from the funk-inflected sounds of co-ed quintet Jump 5 to the chirpy, seemingly Abba-influenced pop of the all-girl outfit Play. In a pleasing nod to history, one of the first and best kid groups is represented with the presence of the Jackson 5's immortal ABC. Seeming positively ancient in this context, Californian rockers Smashmouth nevertheless provide this disc with one of its high points with their frenetic ska version of War's '70s classic "Why Can't We be Friends."