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List Price: $7.98 | | Label: Atlantic / Wea
Salesrank: 5599
Released: October 1, 1990 |
| Our Price: $4.48 |
| Used Price: $3.00 |
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| Media: Audio CD |
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Goodfellas: Music From The Motion Picture Track Listing:
1. Rags To Riches - Tony Bennett
2. Sincerely - The Moonglows
3. Speedo - The Cadillacs
4. Stardust - Billy Ward And His Dominoes
5. Look In My Eyes - The Chantels
6. Life Is But A Dream - The Harptones
7. Remember (Walkin' In The Sand) - The Shangri-Las
8. Baby I Love You - Aretha Franklin
9. Beyond The Sea - Bobby Darin
10. Sunshine Of Your Love - Cream
11. Mannish Boy - Muddy Waters
12. Layla (Piano Exit) - Derek An The Dominos
Goodfellas: Music From The Motion Picture Reviews:
ALL SONGS LISTED IN CREDITS 
2008-03-20 - Below is a list of all the song titles actually listed in the film's credits, appearing in the approximate order as in the credits:
1. TONY BENNETT - "Rags To Riches"
2. THE MOONGLOWS - "Sincerely"
3. THE CLEFTONES - "Can't We Be Sweethearts"
4. GIUSEPPE DI STEFANO - "Firenze Sogna"
5. OTIS WILLIAMS AND THE CHARMS - "Hearts of Stone"
6. THE CADILLACS - "Speedo"
7. GIUSEPPE DI STEFANO -"Parlami d'Amore Mariu"
8. THE MARVELLETTES - "Playboy"
9. BILLY WARD AND HIS DOMINOS - "Stardust"
10. JOHNNY MATHIS - "It's Not For Me To Say"
11. MINA - "This World We Love In (Il Cielo In Una Stanza)"
12. BETTY CURTIS -- "I Will Follow Him (Chariot)"
13. THE CRYSTALS -- "Then He Kissed Me"
14. THE HARPTONES -- "Life Is But A Dream"
15. THE CHANTELS -- "Look Into My Eyes"
16. THE SHANGRI-LAS -- "Leader of the Pack"
17. BOBBY VINTON -- "Roses Are Red"
18. cast -- "Toot, Toot, Tootsie Goodby"
19. cast -- "Happy Birthday To You"
20. DEAN MARTIN -- "Ain't That A Kick In The Head"
21. JERRY VALE -- "Pretend You Don't See Her"
22. THE CRYSTALS -- "He's Sure the Boy I Love"
23. THE SHANGRI-LAS -- "Remember (Walkin' In The Sand)"
24. DONAVAN -- "Atlantis"
25. ARETHA FRANKLIN -- "Baby I Love You"
26. BOBBY DARIN -- "Beyond the Sea"
27. JACK JONES -- "Wives and Lovers"
28. TONY BENNETT -- "The Boulevard of Broken Dreams"
29. THE ROLLING STONES -- "Monkey Man"
30. THE ROLLING STONES -- "Gimme Shelter"
31. THE RONETTES -- "Frosty The Snow Man"
32. DARLENE LOVE -- "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)"
33. cast -- "Danny Boy"
34. CREAM -- "Sunshine Of Your Love"
35. THE DRIFTERS -- "Bells of St. Marys"
36. DEREK AND THE DOMINOS -- "Layla"
37. VITO AND THE SALUTATIONS -- "Unchained Melody"
38. HARRY NILSSON -- "Jump Into The Fire"
39. GEORGE HARRISON -- "What Is Life"
40. THE ROLLING STONES -- "Memo From Turner"
41. MUDDY WATERS -- "Mannish Boy"
42. THE WHO -- "The Magic Bus"
43. SID VICIOUS -- "My Way"
I hope this helped. Too many of the above songs (28 songs!) were omitted from the so-called "soundtrack."
Use Itunes 
2008-03-14 - I went to I tunes and they had the whole list which I got from IMDB, then bought what I wanted...and made my own CD
Bobby Vinton 
2008-03-10 - great quality, great songs, BUT, it's missing about 2 songs from the movie, i.e. Blue Velvet.
There may be hope. 
2007-12-07 - To all of you who are complaining about this skinny soundtrack (and I'll join you) there may be some hope down the road. In the liner notes of the finally-released soundtrack of Scorcese's "Raging Bull", soundtrack producer and industry legend Robbie Robertson says that the soundtrack was initially put on hold because they couldn't get permissions and clearances in time. However, Robertson kept all the original material related to the soundtrack and, 25 years later, they were able to release it at last. Here's to hoping it won't be 25 years, but that in time Scorcese will similarly give the "Goodfellas" soundtrack a second look, and if there were permissions issues before that they will have worked themselves out.
By the way, the "Raging Bull" CD is an absolutely *incredible* 38-track compilation Raging Bull. It's a remarkable tribute to the era, and you'll be hard-pressed to find a better one.
I was robbed!
2007-08-18 - I was watching GoodFellas for the about the 5 time when the Helicopter scene came on. Maybe it was the mood or maybe it was the wine but it really got to me. I had to have that soundtrack! I fired up the computer and ordered it right away overnight shipping from Amazon... It came... I popped it in the HiFi and sat back and got "prepared" to be blown away and transported back to the time when they made real rock....Song 1..Dud..Song 2 Dud...Song 3 Dud..song 4,5,6... Well you get the idea.. It was a compilation of the most boring early 50's music with a couple of less than stellar motown non-hits. One Clapton tune. After I got over my stupor from being bored I doublechecked it...I did NOT replay it. I donated it to the Library. No one else wanted it. May the dogbreaths who produced this rot for not disclosing that they didn't include ALL the songs.
