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I'm not sure which vehicle but you can refer to the IMCDB (Internet Movie Car DataBase) link below to see if the vehicle is listed .
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On the Trail' was a song used in radio and television. Before the invention of television, 'On the Trail' was a theme song for commercials advertising Phillip Morris products, like cigarettes. The movie that used this song was a made for television movie called 'Dusty's Trail'.
There was a movie called Breakfast at Tiffany's in 1961. The song by Deep Blue Something was a hit in 1995. It used the name of the movie, but it was inspired by another of Audrey Hepburn's movies called Roman Holiday.
The Wizard of Oz used to be broadcast every (US) Thanksgiving.
In the song "Strange Fruit" by Billie Holiday, the only instruments are a piano and Trumpet. The real appeal of the song is in the haunting vocal performance of Ms. Holiday.
I'm not sure which vehicle but you can refer to the IMCDB (Internet Movie Car DataBase) link below to see if the vehicle is listed .
The theme song for the movie Charmed was sung by Love Spit Love, but the song was originally written by The Smiths. They used the song in the movie "The Crafts" in 1994.
"Taking a Ride," performed by Kari Kimmel, and "Sleigh Ride," performed by Rebecca Poole, are two songs in the movie Holiday in Handcuffs.
There are several instruments that are used in the song, 'White Christmas' by The Drifters. These include piano, bass, and drums.
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On the Trail' was a song used in radio and television. Before the invention of television, 'On the Trail' was a theme song for commercials advertising Phillip Morris products, like cigarettes. The movie that used this song was a made for television movie called 'Dusty's Trail'.
In the movie Reservoir Dogs, the song was used as a theme song, but its not a television show.
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There was a movie called Breakfast at Tiffany's in 1961. The song by Deep Blue Something was a hit in 1995. It used the name of the movie, but it was inspired by another of Audrey Hepburn's movies called Roman Holiday.
The Wizard of Oz used to be broadcast every (US) Thanksgiving.