Studio 360

Minghella, Gondry, Burke

Music From This Week's Show

Billboard:

Solomon Burke, “Ain't Got You” from Nashville (Shout! Factory) Buy

Segment A:

Anthony Minghella:

“Vogliatemi Bene,” “Gran Ventura,” “E Questo?...E Questo?,” and “Viene La Sera̶ all from Madame Butterfly by Giacomo Puccini, performed by Saint Cecilia Academy Orchestra with Renata Tebaldi and Carlo Bergozi (Decca, recorded in 1958, released in 2002) Buy

Break 1:

Jean-Michel Bernard, “Robinet Cellophane” from Science of Sleep (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) (Gaumont/Partizan)

Segment B:

Michel Grondy:

Raymond Scott, “Sleepy Time” from Soothing Sounds for Baby, Vol. 1 (Basta)

Other music is recording of Gondry's film sound from either “Science of Sleep,” “Tiny” and “La Lettre”.

Janna Levin:

Boards of Canada, “Amo Bishop Roden” from Afterhours 2 (Global Underground)

Forward Promote:

Solomon Burke, “Ain't Got You” from Nashville (Shout! Factory) Buy

Segment C:

DFRW Government Model .45:

Beta Band, “She's the One”, Best Of (Astralwerks) Buy

Solomon Burke:

Solomon Burke, “If You Need Me”, Rock 'N Soul (Collectibles) Buy

Solomon Burke, “Ain't Got You”, Nashville (Shout Factory) Buy

Solomon Burke, “That's How I Got To Memphis”, Nashville (Shout Factory) Buy

Solomon Burke, “Valley of Tears“, Nashville (Shout Factory) Buy

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