Did Reece Whitherspoon realy sing the June Carter-Cash parts in "Walk the Line"?
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Yes, both actors sang all of the songs featured in the movie and on the soundtrack.  Not bad for people who don't sing for a living, huh?
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I heard the song is called Streamline and it is by Newton.  I was not able to find the actual song anywhere.  Good luck!
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Chris and Elliott both have amazing voice. But Elliott gets my  vote. His version of Moody's Mood for Love was just beyond amazing. Took my breath away.
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It may have been Roy Orbinson.\n\n"End of the Line" is a song from The Traveling Wilburys first album, Volume 1, released in 1989. It is the last entry on the album, and its riding-on-the-rails rhythm suggests its theme and the implied on-the-move nature of the group.\n\nIt was released as the second single from the album. The sleeve cover of the 45 rpm single, photographed four days after the death of Roy Orbison in December 1988, featured a guitar in a rocking chair. The same image appeared in the video for the single, with the camera focusing on the guitar during Orbison's solo vocal parts.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/End_Of_The_Line
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Walk the Line\n\nI don't know, I liked it.
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is the song Billy Jean by M Jackson?
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I'll go Old School......\nBangles -B-52's -Go Go's -Pretenders -Cranberries -\nBow  wow wow-Debbie Gibson -Tiffany -Six pence non the richer Enya -Fleetwood Mac -Mamas & Papas -Wilson Phillips \nTori Amos- Wendy O ' Williams-Grace Jones-...man this could go on forever......
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"I Fought the Law" by the Bobby Fuller Four, 1966 I believe.\n\nThe Clash did an awesome cover of it!\n\n(Who the hairy heck is David Lloyd?)
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walk the line:          already out\n\nbrokeback mountain:     tomorrow
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Garth Brooks did a solo one and a duet with Don McLean.\n\nEnjoy
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Walk the line ends when John proposes June on stage and she says yes. Both the families were shown at the lake house playing with kids. \n\nThe final lines are, \n\nJune passed in May 2003.\nFour months later, John followed.
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sure do,got that one & many more from Sing-Sing \n\nclick lyrics,then it is the 3rd song on the left =)\n\nhttp://www.sing-sing.co.uk/
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It was Maggie Reilly. You should give me the points since yielding probably isn't an Oldfield fan, and is actually a "cotton-eared nincompoop" who googled the answer and originally had Bonny Tyler as his answer.\n\nHappy ? Happy!
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Chris Botti - "Embraceable You" (Amazon) () (opening performance)\n\nU.S. Army Field Band & Soldier's Chorus - "Carol of the Bells" mixed with Trans-Siberian Orchestra - "Christmas Eve (Sarajevo 12/24)" (Amazon) () (backstage intro)\n\nBodyrockers - "I Like the Way" (Amazon) () mixed with an excerpt from Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake Ballet, "Dance of the Cygnets," by Andre Previn (Amazon) () (first catwalk)\n\nAudio Bullys - "Shot You Down" (Amazon) () mixed with Henry Mancini - "Lujon" (Amazon) (second catwalk)\n\nMylo - "Drop The Pressure" (Amazon) () (backstage tour with Giselle Bundchen)\n\nSeal - "Love's Divine" (Amazon) () (third catwalk)\n\nSeal - "Crazy" (Amazon) () (third catwalk)\n\nSnoop Dogg/Pharrell - "Drop It Like It's Hot" (Amazon) (), mixed with Paul Mauriat - "Plaine, ma plaine" (fourth catwalk)\n\nAaron Carter - "I Want Candy" (Amazon) () (fifth catwalk)\n\nRhianna - "Pon de Replay" (Amazon) () (fifth catwalk)\n\nMylo - "Drop The Pressure" (Amazon) () (tribute to Tyra Banks)\n\nRicky Martin - "Drop It On Me" (Amazon) () (performance)\n\nTeairra Mari - "La La" (Amazon) () (sixth catwalk)\n\nBasement Jaxx - "Good Luck" (Amazon) () (sixth catwalk)\n\nJet - "Are You Gonna Be My Girl" (Amazon) () (sixth catwalk)\n\nBodyrockers - "I Like the Way" (Amazon) () (final catwalk) \n\nAaron Carter - "I Want Candy" (Amazon) () (final catwalk)\n\n"Carol of the Bells" (commercial breaks)
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"kiss me" by sixpence none the richer......... what a great song!!
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I believe this is it. At least it plays the song. Couldn't load full page sorry. Hope you have better luck with it.\n\nhttp://www.fortunecity.com/tinpan/parton/2/solid.html
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Wildwood Flower by The Carter Family\nWords and music written in 1860\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wildwood_Flower\nI absolutely love Reese Witherspoon's version from the Walk The Line soundtrack. She can sing.