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Contents Introduction Disney, the studio behind "Beauty and the Beast" and "Aladdin," presents its latest live-action film starring Emma Stone. This is the original soundtrack to the shocking punk rock entertainment that stylishly depicts the origin story of Cruella, Disney's most infamous villain. Includes the must-hear end song that perfectly captures the image of the protagonist Cruella! Includes the international version of the end song, "Call me Cruella," sung by Florence + The Machine. Includes the Japanese version of the end song, "Call me Cruella," sung by Kou Shibasaki, who voiced Cruella in Japan. The soundtrack features many songs that were popular in 1970s London, the setting of the story during the punk movement, as well as songs that color Cruella's exploits. Includes songs by legendary artists such as Queen, Bee Gees, The Clash, Supertramp, The Doors, Blondie, Electric Light Orchestra, Ike & Tina Turner, and many more. [CD Track Listing] 1. "Call Me Cruella" - Florence + The Machine (End Song) 2. "Bloody Well Light" - Supertramp 3. "Whisper Whisper" - Bee Gees 4. "Five to One" - The Doors 5. "Feeling Good" - Nina Simone 6. "Fire" - Ohio Players 7. "Whole Lotta Love" - ??Ike & Tina Turner 8. "Savior of the Northern Lights (2012 Version)" - Electric Light Orchestra 9. "Stone Cold Crazy (2011 Remaster)" - Queen 10. "It's Just Love" - ??Blondie 11. "Stay or Go" - The Clash 12. "I Love Paris" - Georgia Gibbs 13. "I Love You" - Ken Dodd 14. "I Wanna Be Your Dog" - John McCree 15. "Come Together" - Ike & Tina Turner 16. "Call Me Cruella" - Kou Shibasaki (Japanese End Song) Media Reviews and More Disney, the creators of "Beauty and the Beast" and "Aladdin," presents their latest live-action film starring Emma Stone. This is the original soundtrack to a shocking punk rock entertainment film that stylishly depicts the origin story of Cruella, Disney's most infamous villain. Includes the international version's end song "Call me Cruella" sung by Florence + The Machine. Also includes the Japanese version's end song "Call me Cruella" sung by Kou Shibasaki, who voiced Cruella in Japan. The soundtrack features many songs that were popular in 1970s London, the setting of the story, during the punk movement, as well as songs that color Cruella's exploits. Featuring tracks by legendary artists such as Queen, Bee Gees, The Clash, Supertramp, The Doors, Blondie, Electric Light Orchestra, Ike & Tina Turner, and many more. (C)RS
