Phil originally wrote this one for his daughter, Lily:

Tom and Andy

from The Mothman Prophecies

David Bowie

from Cat People

La Dolce Vita

Patricia by Perez Prado

Full song

Written about "Casablanca".

Brian Adams Everything I Do from Robin hood (Kevin Costner versio

https://youtu.be/Y0pdQU87dc8?feature=shared

Also Sprach Zarathustra by Richard Strauss. Love the music, love the movie.

Peppino di Capri, St Tropez Twist

from the 1960 movie Il Sorpasso

Mambo Italiano

featured in the movie Scandal in Sorrento (1955) - @2:21 to 2:36 in this video.

From the movie:

Song starts @1:18 in this video.

This one also came to mind due to a recent conversation.

One more.

Star Trek First Contact

Steppenwolf - Magic Carpet Ride

Patricia and Mambo Italiano are 2 all-time faves 🙂

Was just playing this Rogers & Hammerstein fave today for the kids at work

March of The Siamese Children/ The King & I

And I love this one as well

Carousel Waltz/ Carousel

And Lars reminded me about this one from Juliet Of The Spirits, my fave Fellini film

Faccette Scintillanti/ Nino Rota

I remember crying my eyes out at the movie The Umbrellas of Cherbourg when i was in high school. The original song is in french.

Oh that's such a fine movie, ded - and a real heartbreaker too - I especially loved how colorful it was.

Here's the original:

by Michel Legrand

Which reminded me of this title song from a short lighthearted film that was inspired by The Umbrellas Of Cherboug, called Les Bicyclettes De Belsize

I like Engelbert Humperdinck's version the best

The film is also available in full on YouTube:

Les Bicyclettes De Belsize

Armageddon

Men in black

Not as good as The Sons of the Pioneers version but the movie is good.

One of my favorite movies and books.

The opera scene.

Oklahoma!

I love this one- Surrey with the Fringe on top

This one is etched iny brain. Love it too.

More from "La Dolce Vita"

Why Wait, composed by Nino Rota

Same song, with Perez Prado. This footage is from the 1947 Mexican film, 'Músico, Poeta y Loco' (Musician, Poet and Crazy) starring Tin Tan, and of course does not have this music (which is from 1958), but it is still a watchable movie.

From the movie Zachariah

New York Rock Ensemble "Gravedigger" Lots of good songs in this movie from 1971, billed as the first electric rock western. It is the second movie that Don Johnson was ever in.

Time for Part 2...

Link to Part 2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TV1w3Z40xIc

"When Harry Met Sally"