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There are a few of them:
Hans Zimmer´s Car Building from Days Of Thunder on Chicago´s Hearts In Trouble and Maria McKee´s Show Me Heaven.
Zimmer´s Nick And Masa from Black Rain on Gregg Allman´s I´ll Be Holding On.
Zimmer´s Las Vegas from Rain Man on Belle Stars´Iko Iko.
Vince DiCola´s Farewell from Rocky IV on James Brown´s Living In America.
Harold Faltermeyer´s Shootout and Discovery on a couple of Beverly Hills Cop singles. (which ones?)
Faltermeyer´s Dogfight and Memories on a couple of Top Gun singles. (which ones?)
Any other examples??
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Another one: Against All Odds by Phil Collins has a score track by Michel Colombier and Larry Carlton on the B-side.
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The single of 'Best Man In The World' (Golden Child) had an instrumental on the B-side not released on the album. I love that track.
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There was a wacky Elliot Goldenthal score suite on U2's "Hold Me Thrill Me..." CD single from BATMAN FOREVER.
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Not a vinyl b-side exactly (well, at all), but I'm pretty sure there was an exclusive track for Road To El Dorado on the Elton John single. Don't shoot me, I had to buy it for a Tard Fest.
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A rare one:
Jonathan Elias' "Leave Love Behind" (Theme From Rude Awakening) on the B-side of Mike & The Mechanics' "Revolution" and also on Bill Medley's "Rude Awakening".
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Also, Zimmer's Under The Stars from Lion King as a "bonus" track on Elton John's Can You Feel The Love Tonight CD-single,
And Moroder's Semi Finals from Over The Top on Kenny Loggins' Meet Me Halfway 7".
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The 45rpm vinyl of the disco version of the five-note theme from Close Encounters of the Third Kind had "Nocturnal Pursuit" from the album on the B-side. I enjoyed it a lot more than the disco theme.
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The Empire Strikes Back had a 45 ost with, I think, The Imperial March on the A-side. The Battle in the Snow was the B-side, which tickled me to pieces.
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there was a 45 single for Scarface, cant recall if there were two score tracks or one.
over the years there will be lots!!
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there was a 45 single for Scarface, cant recall if there were two score tracks or one.
over the years there will be lots!!
Yes, at least Tony's Theme was on Paul Engemann's Push It To The Limit single.
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thanks FB.
Not much interest to the rest of you but way back in the 60s when italian western title songs were released as singles in italy for their hit charts, many had instrumental versions on b sides.
Instrumental versions of film themes on b sides was a common practice for decades.
maddeningly im struggling to think of any!!
apologies FB if you were thinking more LPs with songs one side and score the other rather than singles?
maybe it can be both.
Barrys Zulu was always a weird one. Score on 1 side and the JB7 tracks on the other.
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