In order to legally use existing music for any film, you must first obtain the rights to use the music, from the legal owner.
Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth
The Jazz Singer (1927)
Our Song - film - was created in 2000.
In "Rush Hour," the song that the characters sing about war is "War" by Edwin Starr. The song is famous for its powerful anti-war message and is used in the film to highlight themes of conflict and camaraderie. The scene adds a humorous touch while also addressing serious topics.
Song of the Sea - film - was created in 1952.
The Executioner's Song - film - was created in 1982.
Song of Norway - film - was created in 1970.
Spring Song - film - was created in 1946.
The first western film to use the song "Home on the Range" was "The Old Chisholm Trail," released in 1941. The song, originally written in the 1870s, became closely associated with the western genre and has since been featured in numerous films and adaptations. Its inclusion in this film helped solidify its status as a classic cowboy ballad.
The duration of Song of the Sea - film - is 2.07 hours.
The duration of The Executioner's Song - film - is 2.62 hours.
The duration of The Last Song - film - is 1.78 hours.