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Tequila Sunrise

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But i love every thing by Dave Grusin!
The duet "Surrender to me" is a beautiful ballad.
the whole soundtrack has different music genres in it.
My favorite song in this album is "Jo Ann's song"
which was the reason i bought this soundtrack in the first place.
David Sadborn and Dave Grusin come together and they create one of the most romantic and sensual songs you ll ever hear.

This is an old movie done in the early Mel Gibson days and it is fabulous. The soundtrack just completely adds the tone and enhances the movie but it also stands on its own very well. Great as background for a quiet dinner for two at home or for reflecting alone with a bottle of Gamay Beaujolais. If you're watching the movie itself, however, be sure to put down the wine before the hot tub scene begins or you'll be cleaning up wine stains and probably shattered glass---yep, it's that good.

Soundtrack: The best cut here is of course the
title cut with Cheap Trick's Rob Zander taking
turns sobbing over mic with Heart's burely Ann
Wilson! It went to number #4 in Pop. music
countdown. Dave Grusin is good here as well
as the rest of artists on this soundtrack.***
stars


The Movie: Cleancut Mel Gibson (the perpetually
confused man) is miscast here as a drug dealer
('Snake' Russell [see Escape(s) From New York /
L.A.] is miscast as a clean cut cop! Michelle
Pfeiffer (Above Average 'Baker Boys' ["Fabulous"
is too strong a word. Just like "Fabulous Thun-
derbirds"!] is miscast as the woman caught in
between! Aside from that and a bad ending, this
was A GOOD MOVIE! *** stars

I recommend this soundtrack strictly for the David Sanborn song "Joanne's Song". Unfortunately, you can't find it on any of David's other recorded material. This soundtrack is really not all that good.

Some decent songs by Crowded House, Ziggy Marley, Bobby Darin, Andy Taylor and The Church. Some very bad songs by Duran Duran, Dave Grusin and The Everly Brothers with The Beach Boys doing "Don't Worry Baby". And a painfully horrible duet with Ann Wilson and Robin Zander.