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The Thomas Crown Affair: Music From The MGM Motion Picture
by Sting
from Ark 21
Release Date : 1999-09-07
Sales Rank : 2708
List Price: $13.98 Our Price: $10.97
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The Thomas Crown Affair: Music From The MGM Motion Picture Tracks:
Disc 1
1. Windmills of Your Mind - Sting
2. Sinner Man - George Fordant
3. Everything (...Is Never Quite Enough)
4. Caban la Ka Kratchie
5. Black & White X 5
6. Never Change
7. Meet Ms. Banning
8. Goodnight/Breaking & Entering
9. Glider Pt. 1
10. Glider Pt. 2
11. Cocktails - Nina Simone
12. Quick Exit - Wasis Diop
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Average Customer Rating : 
Total Customer Reviews : 107
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The Thomas Crown Affair: Music From The MGM Motion Picture Customer Reviews:
GREAT soundtrack
I agree with some other review, I wish this was longer, but what is here is really great. Especially Sinnerman, I had never heard the entire song until I purchased the soundtrack. I am very pleased, of course I just LOVE the movie to begin with !
Windmills
This is a great soundtrack, it has a number of changes in types of music that keep you listening.
The Thomas Crown Affair: Music From The MGM Motion Picture
Overall pretty decent soundtrack. It is unfortunate as pointed out it is missing Cumenco by Chico Ofarrills Afro Cuban Jazz Orchestra and perhaps one other song. I am happy with what is on it including the long version of Sinnerman by Nina Simone, which is the song used while the men in bowler hats run around the art museum. A shorter version was used in the movie "Cellular". Several of Bill Conti's songs are a pleasure as well. Certainly a CD, although short, worth owning. Good quality and plenty of replayability.
CA Luster
beautiful soundtrack
This soundtrack, like the movie, is very nice, specially for the first song "Windmills of your mind" sing by Sting.
Great soundtrack!!!
I bought this CD years ago and used the Sting version of the "Windmills of your Mind" at my wedding. I think the DJ walked away with my cd and I always wanted to buy a new one. I am enjoying it again now!!! I've watched the movie many many times and the cd is just as ageless...
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