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Composer Mark Suozzo, who wrote the music for BARCELONA and (with Tom Judson) METROPOLITAN, again contributed both source music and score for THE LAST DAYS OF DISCO (May 1998).

Inside the club former Chic vocalist Norma Jean sings "Heart of Stone",
co-written by Mark and LOU CHRISTIE,
as Tom breaks up with Alice.

Work Records neglected to include "Heart of Stone"
on the Last Days Of Disco Soundtrack CD.

Grease Is the Word:
Boppin' tunes From The Hit Movie
(Rhino 75275, May 5, 1998)
Lou Christie: Grease,
Sandy, Rock 'N' Roll Party Queen,
Beauty School Dropout, Those Magic Changes,
Summer Nights (w/ Darlene Love),
You're The One That I Want
(w/ Darlene Love),
Mooning (w/ Rosanne Limeres)

Barcelona Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
(Milan CD 73138 35684 2, August 30, 1994)
w/ Lou Christie:
Breakin' Up & Everybody Limbo!

BREAKIN UP (different version)
Milan 12 vinyl single MIL-PRO-2-1
I've seen the way/The stranger's gonna play/
I had a dream/Daddy's holdin' hands with someone new/
I sure could use some California sunshine..."
Barcelona: Variety's #15 film the week of Aug 22 - 28, 1994; Video released February 14, 1995 (New Line/Turner 4015); Entered Billboard's Video Rentals Chart Mar 3, 1995; Peak #20; Cable TV Premiere Aug 3, 1995 (Showtime Network)

Dutch
"Beyond The Blue Horizon"

A Home Of Our Own
"Beyond The Blue Horizon"

Strange Behavior
"Lightnin' Strikes"

Waiting For Guffman
"Lightnin' Strikes"

Nick And Jane
Lou Christie - Mark Suozzo
Songs - Music

Before Sunrise
"Trapeze"

Released July 6, 2004
Lou Christie's TRAPEZE (Stereo) in
'Music From The Motion Pictures
Before Sunset and
Before Sunrise'
(Milan CD M2-36089)

The 'Before Sunset' Soundtrack (combining tracks from 'Before Sunrise,' for which there was never a soundtrack album) is a romantic musical journey, featuring TRAPEZE by LOU CHRISTIE plus tracks by the film's star Julie Delpy, Johann Sebastian Bach and Henry Purcell plus Igor Kipnis, Loud, Harald Waiglein, Laurence Dreyfus and Kathy McCarty.

Chicago Tribune
September 30, 1988, Friday
Byline: By David Murrow
"...Waters relied on his vast knowledge of music to move this feature along. Snatches of Elvis Presley, R&B, Lou Christie, doo-wop and more carry 'Mondo Trasho' through cinematic moments of nude hitchhikers, foot fetishists and the struggle of..."