You must be referring to the songs that were used to replace Brown Sugar, and I'm A Man on some video and DVD releases. I have not been able to locate the titles of these two tracks, either. I have always wondered where the studios obtain these 'replacement' songs from, in cases where they have to replace the original songs for home video release, due to clearance issues. The version of I'm A Man heard in the original version is different than the version heard on the soundtrack release. I always thought the film version of the song was the better of the two.
Not sure if you checked my previous post on this board 'Additional Songs Replaced?'
I noticed there were a couple of additional songs in the film's end credits on the GoodTimes DVD release, which are not present in the end credits of the Universal DVD release. There may be a couple of additional songs to add to your extended soundtrack.
A Man and a Woman
Courtesy of MCA Records
Last Call
Performed by The Crusaders
Courtesy of MCA Records
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phaota1
13 years ago
Thanks for the information. I found the Crusaders song. It's an instrumental jazz piece from their 1980 album, Rhapsody & Blues. Not sure who did "A Man and a Woman" though.
"Wherever You Go, There You Are." - Buckaroo Banzai
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