Madison Gate Records and Legacy Recordings, the catalog division of Sony Music Entertainment, are releasing
American Hustle - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack,
a collection of music from the critically-acclaimed box office hit with
ten Oscar-nominations, in a two 12" LP gatefold blue and red colored
150 gram vinyl edition featuring six songs from the movie not included
on the CD version. The 12”
Vinyl will be available exclusively at
independent retailers,
as part of Record Store Day’s
annual Black Friday event on November 28th, 2014.
American Hustle - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
premieres "Stream Of Stars," a previously-unreleased song from the
legendary Jeff Lynne (Electric Light Orchestra, Traveling Wilburys)
alongside ELO's "Long Black Road," an ultra-rare track previously
available only on the Japanese release of
Zoom, ELO's final studio album. The
soundtrack album showcases an array of evocative 70s classics--including
Wings' "Live And Let Die," Donna Summer's "I Feel Love," Elton John's
"Goodbye
Yellow Brick Road", the Bee Gees'
“How
Can You Mend A Broken Heart" and more--while introducing provocative
new tracks like Lebanese-American singer Mayssa Karaa's Arabic cover
rendition of Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit," produced by multiple
Grammy nominee Mark Batson (Eminem, Alicia Keys, Dave Matthews Band).
Susan Jacobs served as Music Supervisor for the
film's soundtrack.
The new 12"
2LP gatefold vinyl release of the album features six songs used in the
film, which were not included on the CD. The exciting new additions to
the American Hustle - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
album are songs by Steely Dan ("Dirty Work"), The Temptations (“Papa Was
A Rollin’
Stone”),
Todd Rundgren ("I Saw The Light"), David Bowie ("The Jean Genie"),
Frank Sinatra ("The Coffee Song [They've Got An Awful Lot Of Coffee In
Brazil]") and Ella Fitzgerald ("It's De-Lovely").
Director
David O. Russell meticulously supervised the creation of this exclusive
vinyl edition of the soundtrack, supplying hand-written excerpts from
the
scrip, unique imagery from the film and artwork to enhance the look and
feel of the album’s
gatefold and sleeve.
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