Soundtrack Celebrates Reagan with a Diverse musical Lineup
A new soundtrack commemorates the life and legacy of president Ronald Reagan, featuring an eclectic mix of artists and iconic songs. Released by Curb Records and MJM entertainment, ”Reagan: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack” offers a unique listening experience. It blends classic tunes with fresh interpretations from well-known musicians.
The collection includes a previously unreleased track from Bob Dylan, a rendition of ”Don’t Fence Me In.” You’ll also find contributions from Gene Simmons,B.J. Thomas,Robert Davi,and Scott Stapp.These artists bring their distinct styles to the project,creating a compelling musical portrait of the era.Here’s a look at the full tracklist:
Bob Dylan, “Don’t Fence Me In”
Gene Simmons, “Stormy Weather”
Molly jenson, “Everybody Wants to Rule the World”
Love, Lies & Fiction, “This Is How the World Ends”
B.J. Thomas, “walls Will Fall”
Robert Davi, “Nancy (With the Laughing Face)”
MŌRIAH, “Bei Mir Bist “Du Schön”
Clint Black, “Take Me Home, country Roads”
Scott Stapp, “Swinging on a Star”
Phil Keaggy, “Sweet Child o’ Mine”
The Imaginaries, “My Eyes Adored You”
A Second Album Expands on the film’s Themes
Following the initial soundtrack, a companion album, “Reagan: Songs Inspired by The Film,” will arrive later this month. Produced by Mark Joseph and Vince Emmett, this album features original compositions.These songs were crafted by artists who drew inspiration directly from the film’s narrative and themes.
Expect contributions from a stellar lineup of country and rock artists, including:
Travis Tritt, “City on a Hill”
Marty Stuart and His Fabulous superlatives, “Keep on Moving”
Tanya Tucker, “Do We Want to Win”
Ricky skaggs, “Rancho Del Cielo”
Lee Greenwood, “Start the World Over again”
The Commodores, “Always”
kathie Lee Gifford and Claude Kelly, ”I Knew It Would Be You”
Gary Cherone, “America’s Dream”
alabama, “I Saw the Time”
Wayne Newton, “This Is America”
Sweet Comfort Band, “Do I Say Goodbye”
The Film’s Continued Success
The “Reagan” biopic resonated with audiences, grossing over $30 million domestically. Currently, you can experience the film on Blu-ray/DVD. It’s also available for streaming on popular Video on Demand platforms like Apple TV and Amazon Prime. This soundtrack and its companion album offer another way to connect with the story and the era it portrays.
Worth a look