When you buy a John Williams album, you know exactly what you’re getting! Nowhere is this more so than on their re-working of John Williams on ‘The March From 1941′. 1941 isn’t so much a record, as a great effort at dragging you into another world. This is one of John Williams best albums
This track, in particular, has the kind of undeniably catchy flavor. The Sentries is a very catchy tune. It’s also one of those rare songs that touchingly comfort the listener. Some call To Hollywood And Glory from 1941 as a quiet invitation of an artist to sit and listen. Swing, Swing, Swing gets you up and jumping. The Battle Of Hollywood is simple, dignified and effective, John Williams refusing to over-emote, and demonstrating that less is more. The Ferris Wheel Sequence - This one has a powerful beat and a good melody. I was truly moved when I heard Finale.
1941 CD
| Song Name | Time | ||
| The March From 1941.mp3 | 4:09 |  |
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| The Invasion.mp3 | 0:34 | |
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| The Sentries.mp3 | 3:29 | |
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| Riot At The U.S.O..mp3 | 1:18 | |
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| To Hollywood And Glory.mp3 | 3:12 | |
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| Swing, Swing, Swing.mp3 | 4:04 | |
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| The Battle Of Hollywood.mp3 | 5:37 | |
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| The Ferris Wheel Sequence.mp3 | 1:29 | |
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| Finale.mp3 | 6:14 | |
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