Apollo 13 Soundtrack

 

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#	James Horner — Apollo 13	Length
1.	Main Title James Horner	2:30
2.	One Small Step Walter Cronkite and Neil Armstrong	0:42
3.	Night Train James Brown	3:27
4.	Groovin The Young Rascals	2:26
5.	Somebody to Love Jefferson Airplane	2:54
6.	I Can See for Miles The Who	4:09
7.	Purple Haze Jimi Hendrix	2:45
8.	Launch Control James Horner	0:32
9.	All Systems Go / The Launch James Horner	10:04
10.	Welcome to Apollo 13 Tom Hanks	0:26
11.	Norman Greenbaum / Spirit in the Sky James Horner	3:50
12.	House Cleaning / Houston, We Have a Problem Kevin Bacon, Tom Hanks and Gary Sinise / Tom Hanks and Brett Cullen	0:54
13.	Master Alarm James Horner	3:36
14.	What's Going On? Tom Hanks and Gary Sinise	0:51
15.	Into the LEM James Horner	4:18
16.	Out of Time / Shut Her Down Tom Hanks, Ed Harris and Kevin Bacon / Kevin Bacon and Brett Cullen	0:34
17.	The Darkside of the Moon James Horner	4:49
18.	Failure Is Not an Option Ed Harris	0:22
19.	Honky Tonkin' Hank Williams	2:42
20.	Blue Moon The Mavericks	4:01
21.	Waiting for Disaster / A Privilege Ed Harris and Gary Sinise / Dialogue Spoken by Tom Hanks	0:29
22.	Re-Entry & Splashdown James Horner	8:53
23.	End Titles James Horner	6:59
24.	Rescue Me Fontella Bass	2:57
25.	Bend Me, Shape Me American Breed	2:15
26.	Eve of Destruction Barry McGuire	3:34
27.	Treat Her Right Roy Head & the Traits	2:05
28.	Summertime Billy Stewart	4:57
29.	She's Got You Patsy Cline	3:01
30.	One Three Dog Night	3:02
31.	Dream a Little Dream of Me The Mamas & the Papas	3:12
32.	Beyond the Sea Bobby Darin	2:53
33.	1, 2, 3 Len Berry	2:27
34.	Waiting Santana	4:04
35.	Lemon Tree Trini Lopez	2:49
36.	No Particular Place to Go Chuck Berry	2:43
37.	Magic Carpet Ride Steppenwolf	4:23
38.	The "In" Crowd Ramsey Lewis	3:50
		120:25

Plot summary

Based on the true story of the ill-fated 13th Apollo mission bound for the moon. Astronauts Lovell, Haise and Swigert were scheduled to fly Apollo 14, but are moved up to 13. It's 1970, and America have already achieved their lunar landing goal, so there's little interest in this "routine" flight.. until that is, things go very wrong, and prospects of a safe return fade.

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