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Oct 25, 2016 - 2:59 AM
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Bob DiMucci
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The only songs mentioned in the film's credits are:
"No Love Today," music by Roger Nichols, lyrics by Will Jennings, performed by Michelle Phillips, arranged and adapted by Gene Page
"Dance," music and lyrics by Paul Jabara, performed by Paul Jabara
Several songs not mentioned in the credits appear on the soundtrack album, including:
"Star In My Life," written by Steve Marriott and Ian Wallace, performed by Steve Marriott
"Show Me The Way," written and performed by Peter Frampton
"My Soul Is A Witness," written by Billy Preston and Joe Greene, performed by Billy Preston
"Thunder Thumbs and Lightnin' Licks," written by George Johnson, Louis Johnson, Paul Riser and Dave Grusin, performed by The Brothers Johnson
"Get The Funk Out Ma Face," written by Quincy Jones, George Johnson and Louis Johnson, performed by The Brothers Johnson
"Mellow Out," written by Larry Carlton, performed by The Crusaders
Also in the film: "The Mexican Shuffle," written by Sol Lake, performed by Herb Alpert and The Tijuana Brass.
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Oct 26, 2016 - 7:02 AM
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Zooba
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Wasn't Peter Yates somewhat of a respected director back then?
Nine years before MOTHER, JUGS & SPEED, Englander Peter Yates had made his directorial debut with the well-regraded British thriller ROBBERY, then hit pay dirt with his second film BULLITT. His seven pre-JUGs features also included the commercial hit THE HOT ROCK (1972) with Robert Redford, and the critically-acclaimed THE FRIENDS OF EDDIE COYLE with Robert Mitchum. According to a Los Angeles Herald Examiner article issued shortly before filming began on MOTHER, JUGS & SPEED, Yates planned to stage wilder chase scenes in Los Angeles for that film than those he had staged in San Francisco for BULLITT.
THE DEEP, BREAKING AWAY, KRULL and one of my favorite films THE DRESSER were also directed by Yates. Wow, I did not connect him with THE DRESSER at all. That movie is awesome. I guess we can thank him for Jackie Bisset's wonderful nipples in THE DEEP. She may have auditioned for JUGS even. BREAKING AWAY was also a major hit I remember.
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