what are some songs that relate to huckleberry finn?

Answer 1

Five Songs from Huckleberry Finn (1950)

For voice and piano.
Texts by Maxwell Anderson.

River Chanty
Come In, Mornin'
Apple Jack
This Time Next Year
Catfish Song

Arabesque CD
Z6579 Includes "River Chanty"
Steven Kimbrough, baritone, Dalton Baldwin, piano
ASV CD

DCA 790 Includes "This Time Next Year"
Carole Farley, soprano, Roger Vignoles, piano

"Huckleberry Finn" is the title song from the 1974 musical film, Huckleberry Finn based on the book by Mark Twain. It was sung by an off screen chorus of old south slaves. The song was written by the Sherman Brothers."

"Freedom" is a song from the 1974 musical film, Huckleberry Finn. It was sung by Roberta Flack who did not approve of the musical arrangement and threatenned a lawsuit if the Original Cast album were not remastered to her liking. The song was written by the Sherman Brothers. It bookends the film, being the first music heard on the soundtrack and the last (prior to the closing credits)."

Big River The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn Soundtrack CD

Original Cast
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List Price $11.98
Category Rock / Pop Music, Soundtrack Music, Cast Recordings Music, Musical Music,
Label MCA Records (USA)
Orig Year 1985
Discs 1
Street Date Oct 25, 1990
Catalog Number 6147
Studio/Live Studio
Mono/Stereo Stereo

Songs List of Tracks
Big River The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn Soundtrack Songs CD's Track Listing Overture, Do Ya Wanna Go To Heaven?, Boys, The, Waitin For The Light To Shine, Guv'ment, Hand For The Hog, I, Huckleberry, Me, Muddy Water, ...

Answer 2

certain do... in simple terms Google Huckleberry Finn Soundtrack right here's the effect of one web site... Tom Sawyer (1973 movie Soundtrack) a million. Overture 2. significant call/River music (topic) [From Tom Sawyer] 3. Tom Sawyer! [From Tom Sawyer] 4. Gratification [From Tom Sawyer] - Warren Oates, 5. guy's Gotta Be (What He grow to be Born to Be) [From Tom Sawyer] 6. How Come? [From Tom Sawyer] 7. If'n i grow to be God [From Tom Sawyer] 8. Freebootin' [From Tom Sawyer] - Celeste Holm 9. Aunt Polly's Soliloquy [From Tom Sawyer] 10. Hannibal Mo-(zouree)! [From Tom Sawyer] - Charley delight 11. River music (topic) (Reprise) [From Tom Sawyer] 12. Finale [From Tom Sawyer] - Roberta Flack 13. Freedom [from Huckleberry Finn] 14. Huckleberry Finn [from Huckleberry Finn] 15. sometime, Honey Darlin' [from Huckleberry Finn] 16. Cairo, Illinois [from Huckleberry Finn] 17. Rose in a Bible [from Huckleberry Finn] - Harvey Korman, 18. Royalty [from Huckleberry Finn] - Harvey Korman 19. Royal Nonsuch [from Huckleberry Finn] - Charley delight 20. what's accurate-what's incorrect [from Huckleberry Finn] 21. Rotten success [from Huckleberry Finn] - Roberta Flack 22. Freedom [from Huckleberry Finn] - Celeste Holm, Susan Joyce,

Answer 3

Old Man River
Down by the Riverside
Ebony and Ivory
It's a Hard Knock Life

Answer 4

Proud Mary by Tina Turner? Rolling on the river... Pax - C

Answer 5

Watching tv is simpler but I love reading literature more

Answer 6

while reading a written publication, you're stimulating the human brain. You improve your reading and literacy skills and you simply along the way, become more literate. Despite having today's modern technology, you should be in a position to read still.
While watching t.v. can be good fun, it is not doing anything to your brain.

Answer 7

Go, Mississippi
"Proud Mary"

Answer 8

"We'll go fishing in the dark"
"Row, row, row your boat"
"You get a line, I'll get a pole...baby"
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