CATCH ME IF YOU CAN Music From The Motion Picture DREAMWORKS Records BLUE Vinyl
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CATCH ME IF YOU CAN Music From The Motion Picture (Composed and conducted by JOHN WILLIAMS) DreamWorks / Geffen / Interscope Records PAN-AM BLUE Vinyl (NEW / Sealed)
Label:
DreamWorks / Geffen / Interscope Records 602478814914Format:
Vinyl, LP, Pan-Am BlueCountry:
USReleased:
Dec 15, 2025Genre:
Jazz, Pop, Stage & ScreenStyle:
Soundtrack, Bossa Nova, Fusion, Score, VocalTracklist: A1 Catch Me If You Can A2 The "Float" A3 Recollections (The Father's Theme) A4 The Airport Scene A5 Learning The Ropes
B1 Father And Son B2 The Flash Comics Clue B3 Deadheading B4 A Broken Home B5 Doctor, Lawyer, Lutheran B6 Catch Me If You Can (Reprise And End Credits) DreamWorks / Geffen / Interscope Records Exclusive
Now on vinyl for the first time, John Williams’ timeless Original Motion Picture Score from Steven Spielberg’s 2002 film, Catch Me If You Can. The “Pan Am Blue” vinyl is presented in a beautifully crafted gatefold jacket featuring iconic images from the film. The vinyl itself comes in a printed poly-lined sleeve.
Music Composed and Conducted by John Williams
Performed by The Hollywood Studio Symphony
Album Produced by John Williams
- Recorded By – Shawn Murphy
Mastered for vinyl by Levi Seitz at Black Belt Mastering
Plated at RTI. Pressed at Precision Pressing
The bulk of the soundtrack album to the caper film Catch Me If You Can is comprised of the score by John Williams, a frequent collaborator with the movie's director, Steven Spielberg. Though Spielberg writes in his brief sleeve note that Williams has "composed a score in the idiom of progressive jazz prevalent in the '50s and '60s," you're not going to confuse this with Charlie Parker, Miles Davis, or Dave Brubeck. No one has such unreasonable expectations, of course. But the fact is that this is pretty standard whimsical suspense movie soundtrack music, with some sax solos providing jazzy colors. Breaking up the instrumental score are a handful of quality mid-20th century easy listening pop tunes (in their original versions): Frank Sinatra's "Come Fly With Me," Stan Getz & Astrud Gilberto's "The Girl from Ipanema," Nat King Cole's "The Christmas Song," Judy Garland's "Embraceable You," and Dusty Springfield's "The Look of Love."
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