Harold Perrineau plays Mercutio and he's wearing a mini skirt and wig in that scene. He dances around for a while, and sings a song, anybody know what the song is?
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"Young Hearts Run Free" by Kym Mazelle. You can find the original version on the Soundtrack Volume 1. You can find the ballroom version on Volume 2.
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The restaurant is Rex and the background music seems to be  Antonio Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" (Extracts from Spring, Autumn & Winter) - Vivaldi is also played as she tries on the dress\n\nSee:\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100405/fullcredits\n(It's listed under Non-Original Music)\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100405/soundtrack\n\nhttp://www.bohemianopera.com/moviescompV.htm
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"The Last Unicorn" was my favorite. Except for the part where Mia Farrow sings "Now That I'm A Woman". I still get embarrassed for her when I hear her voice! Second runner up is "The Princess Bride". It taught me to always list wheelbarrows as resources.
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Track 09 - Robin Williams - My Way (A Mi Manera)\n\nADDITIONAL:\n\nYipe there are many songs which was not included.\nI have searched the net I got the name of the person Raul and other latin artists given below\n\n#1\nThe highlight of the score, and the film, is the penguin-centric rendition of "Boogie Wonderland", with a light percussion representing Mumble's tap dancing (and a low percussion for the thousands of penguins tapping). It's a pity the song has to end with a disconcordant riff as the Penguin Elders interrupt the song during the film - the Spanish interjection by Raul is a nice touch.\n\n#2\nWith Williams ready to voice the frenetic leader of the Amigos, Miller reached out to some of the Latino community’s established comedians to round out the group. Carlos Alazraqui, Johnny Sanchez III, Jeff Garcia and Lombardo Boyar gave voice to Nestor, Lombardo, Rinaldo and Raul, respectively.
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The name of the song is "Blue" by La Tour. You may remember the song "People are still having sex". That is the band that performs "Blue". Anyway I would like to know if you have figured out who performs the club song before "Blue" is performed in the movie. Any hints?
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It is performed by a band called KnoPPerS.\n\nhope that helps\nPHIL.
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"Walk this way," says, I-gor. Haaaaaaaaa. Love the movie. Love Chloris Leachman's Frau ??? seducing Frank with her violin...so many hysterical scenes. Mel Brooks at his BEST!
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The Thalia song was Seduccion!\n\nhttp://www.nytimes.com/2006/11/03/arts/music/03grammy.html?hp&ex=1162616400&en=471a656f10264bb4&ei=5094&partner=homepage
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Hair from the musical of the same name and it was done by The Cowsills. I still have the record. Love that song! Thank you for puttin it in my head now, since I ain't heard it in years. Thank You!
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I liked it too. It was like walking through a dream. And I felt jealous of Julieta Massina, I think she was married to Fellini. Imagine having your hubby make such a film for you to perform. Being someone's muse must be pretty great.
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Its called Rhythm of the Night and originally Gloria Estevan did it. There is also a version on the Moulin Rouge soundtrack.
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Probably -Someone Else\n\nbut check out the soundtrack on amazon.com. You can hear a sample and you will know. : )
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I'm pretty sure the song is called "Fever" I'm pretty sure there is a few renditions of it so I don't who sings it. Are you rooting for Fancy and Luis too? I'm sick of seeing him with Sheridan but I'm glad the old one is back!!
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Badly drawn boy - the shining.\n\nHope this helps
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Is it from the "Midnight Blue" album by Jennifer Rush? \nThat song and the Hugo song have been going through my head since niceguy asked. Wish I could find it on amazon or somewhere but I've looked and I can't find hide nor hair of "waiting for Hugo" or "midnight blue".\nThat's the trouble with hearing a song as a kid; you can't remember it the same, including who came out with it.
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Why did Elton John wear a pink tutu (skirt) at a public event a week or so ago? Performers are weird all the time. That's how they make a living.
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It's from a Three Stooges movie, "Gents Without Cents" made in 1944. Curly says \n"Niagra Falls" and Moe (who was under some sort of post-hypnotic suggestion? I don't \nremember) turns on him and launches into the speech. (I dunno. Seemed funny when I was \na kid.) See www.imdb.com for good sources of movie quotes, trivia, etc.\n\n: : This was also from an Abbott and Costello movie entitled "Lost in A Harem".\n: : Many of Bud and Lou's best-known routines were vaudeville and/or burlesque \nstandards. The "Niagara Falls" bit ("Slowly I turned, step by step, inch by inch...I \ntook my revenge.") was performed by many teams before becoming identified with Abbott \n& Costello.