Hi,
There's some incidental music in this film, which isn't on the soundtrack. It's some psyche 60's tune about 'Things are kinda groovy now, people getting together' (or something like that)
Any one know the title of this song & the group?
much appreciated,
reccad
I haven't seen the movie but perhaps the song you mentioned is "Get together" by The Youngbloods. Give it a try...
shareI think the song you are looking for is Reach Out of the Darkness, from Friend and Lover. Some of the lyrics:
I think it's so groovy now
That people are finally getting together
I thinks it's so wonderful and how
That people are finally getting together
DON'T YOU LOVE THAT SONG?
sharePEOPLE !
I just tonight remembered a song from my long and distant youth in 1991 - A hip hop song with a sweet chorus.. all I remembered was that it had these very lyrics in it !
I spoke to a mate later, and spoke on this, and he mentioned this movie...I searched the web, no avail....searched imdb, by movie and low and behold............ THIS CONVERSATION !!!
Thanks for the info and cant wait to track down this original !
:)
The scene in this movie where White Room is used is different from any version of White Room that I've ever heard. Possibly from a longer version than 4m 51sec version. Is there anything to that?
shareIt was the actual version, only they exaggerated the build-up in the intro and added a little jam part in the middle to make way for dialogue. The latter was probably done with a session band to record for the movie.
Another Eric Clapton song was evident I think later on in the movie, a mellow Blind Faith track called "Can't find my way home".
~ I loved the music throughout the movie. Especially how it matched each scene perfectly well. Heck it me wish that I was in the 60's getting grovvy with the hippy rock & style.
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Has he taken
(Has he taken)
Any time
(Any time to show)
To show you what you need to live?
Tell it to me slowly
Tell you what?
I really want to know
It's the time of the season for loving
by: The Zombies
Well, being an old hippie, I can tell you that it has more to do with mindset and attitude than it does when you are born! I've known some very groovy people that were way older than me, and some that were just kids. I'm pretty sure no one would mind if you got your Hippie on!!
share"Can't find My Way Home" was written by Steve Winwood, not Clapton.
shareI used to have the soundtrack to this movie but it got lost in a move. I had several others get lost but I was able to replace them but so far, I haven't been able to find this one.
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