For about a year in the early 1990's, Whoopi Goldberg had her own half-hour talk show for about a season.  The show never had a studio audience, and it always focused on a single guest for each half-hour.\n\nThe opening and bumper musics were these jazzy numbers, and I believe the credits said that they were created by Robbie Robertson.  However, I have yet to find copies of these pieces anywhere, and even the die-hard Whoopi Goldberg fans I've contacted have no idea what the pieces were titled, or where to get copies of them.\n\nIdeally I'd like to buy a CD with the pieces on them, but if the mp3s are out there and they're the only way to get copies of the music, I'll take what I can get.
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Contact the studio where the show was filmed..
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Limewire or Morpheus would have them, but if you go to a CD store, they do have entrance music under soundtracks. iTunes might also have it, who knows.
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This is my favorite site to find info like this.  Not sure it has the music for all of the TV spots, I think there are 7 different ones, but it does list some of the music used.  Hope this helps.  I cannot wait to see the film on Friday.
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Try music from Greg and Steve, Raffie, or Sharon, Lois, and Bram.\n\ngood luck
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Hey Tex I got you an answer here. Listen up eh? Ok, the songs are divided in 4 sections (programs) each with a left and a right channel. So, 4-programs times 2-channels = 8........Thats about the easiest way I can explain it to you. I cheated and got this info from the net on a '70's 8-track site. I believe in helping out fellow Americans too. (gotcha !)  The Good Ole Days of sex, drugs and rock and roll, hahaha just kidding 'bout that but they were good times for me. I am probably gonna marry you someday. Later, Fergy
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I was skeptical, but I went to your site.  Your ballads are awesome.  I like Someday the best, because it is soulful, almost "blusey".  Say What You Mean reminded me of the Beatles.  You HAVE to include How Can I Miss You.  Not because it's great music--because it is novel and will get a chuckle.  That will be the one to make you rich if you make it.  Whether you give me any free music, I am inclined to buy a track or two.  I pray for your success--you have something good going there.  Do you write your own music?
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It was created some time in the 2000's although I do not know when. There is a video podcast of these shows that you can download from iTunes and watch it from your iPod.
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hi avi\ni'm an indian classical musician and love to listen to old music.\nyou may please contact me at-  tarana_savi@yahoo.co.in  and send me your residential address, telephone numbers etc.\ni'll talk to my family members about buying some from you.\nif possible, please send a list of artistes / songs etc. also (only for shastriya sangeet, old hindi film songs.\ni'm aalapti.
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Hey, if she's making you thank God for women, then I say keep on listening!  Nothing at all wrong with it, my friend.  We all enjoy what we enjoy.  If I posted my most embarassing musical confessions, you'd all run from here laughing.  Besides, her part in The Blues Brothers is my favorite part.  So, keep it up.
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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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It was composed for the show. I think the music producer was "Funkstramental," but I can't recall - we used a whole bunch of composers.
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I found some of his albums. I think you can hear portions. Hope this helps. :)
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To be honest Id never heard of this (knew the song) until now.\n\nIts what they say, learn something new every day.\n\nJust got to work out if its a good thing to learn lol\n\nCheck the link for some possible material ideas.
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I saw that episode and I  think they made it up. I know lots of songs and that one is not familar to me at all. I may be wrong.
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Her name is Laurie Berkner.\n\nHer DVD's and stuff can be found here.  http://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=br_ss_hs/002-0207397-4903227?platform=gurupa&url=index%3Dblended&keywords=laurie+berkner\n\nAlso, her music is available for download on iTunes.\n\nAnd for all naysayers, Laurie Berkner has absolutely fantastic children's music.  Far better than most.  Anyone who bags on her can just shut the hell up.
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That was awesome. My friend and i laughed our A$$es off. I love the music. I would love to see more.  andais17@yahoo.com
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email me and I will send it to you.  if you message me through my profile, you will need to send an email address, because I can send it through their message service.\n\noops--more than one version--what artist do you want?  I have Sinatra and Simpson, and can get others.\n\nfungusbrains1@yahoo.com