Who sang on the original Poseidon Adventure?
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Al Kasha and Joel Hirschhorn wrote the Oscar-winning song "The Morning After."  The popular released version was sung by Maureen McGovern but she did NOT sing the song in the movie.  Everyone below is wrong.\n\nIn the movie, the character of Nonnie Parry sings the song.  She was played by Carol Lynley.  However, her singing voice was dubbed by Renee Armand.  It's her voice that you hear sing the song during the film.
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RIDE CAPTAIN RIDE\n(Skip Konte / Frank Konte / Mike Pinira)\n\nRecorded by : Blood, Sweat, & Tears; The Blues Image
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Actually it was a solo venture by Journey's lead singer, STEVE PERRY.  It is called, Oh Sherry......
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I could not possibly choose a fav. song-I love them all!\n Jim was called the Lizard King for: In his poem "The celebration of the Lizard" there's a verse "I am the Lizard King./I can do anything." You've probably heard this verse in the song "Not to touch the earth" which actually is part of this poem although this particular verse appears later on the poem. The whole poem was to be recorded as it was,but since it was too long they choze the "Not to touch the earth" part and Jim added the "Lizard King" verse. Because of the fact that Jim dressed mostly in leather,people related that to the verse and thought he dressed like a lizard and wanted to be called a king. That,however,was a misconception.Those who knew that Jim was much interested in shamanism and even believed he was a shaman himself,gave a different explanation to the "Lizard King"(the real one).Often shamans were assisted by guardian spirits known as power animals.Among them was the lizard.\n The film was horrible,full of bullshit! Val Kilmer,however,was brilliant.\nI can tell u as many stories as u want to know! I have countless books about the Doors,by the Doors,Jim's poetry,all the stories behind every song,DVD's,all their albums..u name it!\n Jim has already said it! In an interview,aired on PBS in 1969(the Doors' last televised appearance) Jim was asked what he thought the music scene would be like in the future.He made a prediction that turned out to be 100% right!!\n\n P.S: For additional information about the Doors or Jim in particular,please do contact me.I'd be happy to help you!
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Rod Stewart sang the Original\nOasis also done a copy of it.
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it was Poseidon's as named in mythology... he was the one that gave him trouble throwout the journey in his ship since he was the god that protected seas
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dr. svelt;    bony marony (ollllllld song);
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Theme Song\n"Where you lead"\nBy: Carole King & Louise Goffin
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Pirates of the Caribbean!  I enjoy all his performances, but he really came alive in that role.  I never get tired of seeing Capt. Jack ("but why is the rum gone?") Sparrow.
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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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David Glen Eisley\n"Was the true singer of the song "Sweet Victory" in the Spongebob episode 'Band Geeks.'"\nhttp://www.tv.com/david-glen-eisley/person/48885/biography.html
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Wuthering Heights is good, but taken...\n\ndoes opera count?  if so then the flower duet from Lakmé\n\nhow about theme music?  "Journey of the Sorcerer" by the Eagles (theme for Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy radio show)\n\nor old 'uns:  "Li'l Red Riding Hood" by Sam the Sham and the Pharoahs
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Proteus?\n\n"The sea divinity Proteus, probably another of the older generation of gods, is often named as the attendant of Poseidon or even as his son"
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The song is "Let the Sunshine In".  This is from the hippy 60s musical HAIR.  As is the preceding song in the film, "Aquarius".
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lol, yea the dolphins. i like that song. my favorite part is "so your planets about to be destroyed; no use in getting all annoyed" lol. but if ur really tryin to find who really sings that, maybe look on yahoo movies??
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OMG! I used to have this song on a record. It is by The Buoys. Amazon.com will probably have it on a compilation cd of the 70's. I believe I saw it on Limewire when I was downloading some oldies once.
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"Conquest of Paradise : 1492" by Vangelis although it should be noted they used various parts of the soundtrack to match their programme (so you may have to listen to more than one track to get the flow of the programme)