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Music from John Hughes Films

Artist Song
Simple Minds  Don't You (Forget About Me)  
The Psychedelic Furs  Pretty In Pink  
Oingo Boingo  Weird Science  
Yello  Oh Yeah  
Wayne Newton  Danke Schoen  
Spandau Ballet  True  
Frank Sinatra  Theme from New York, New York  
Sam Cooke  Chain Gang  
John Williams and the Boston Pops Orchestra  Main Title Theme from Star Wars  
David Bowie  Changes  
Ray Charles  Mess Around  
Van Halen  (Oh) Pretty Woman  
Otis Redding  Try a Little Tenderness  
Orchestral Manoeuvres In the Dark  If You Leave  
Thompson Twins  If You Were Here  
Billy Idol  Rebel Yell  
Tone Loc  Wild Thing  
Wham!  Young Guns (Go for It)  
Big Audio Dynamite  Bad  
Sigue Sigue Sputnik  Love Missile F1-11  
The Chordettes  Mr. Sandman  
LaVern Baker  Tweedle Dee  
The Beau Brummels  Laugh, Laugh  
New Order  Shellshock  
Kajagoogoo  Kajagoogoo  
Patti Smith  Gloria  
The Vapors  Turning Japanese  
Ray Anthony  Dragnet  
The Specials  Little Bitch  
Gene Loves Jezebel  Desire (Come and Get It)  
Perry Como  Juke Box Baby  
Steve Earle & The Dukes  Six Days on the Road  
Altered Images  Happy Birthday  
Killing Joke  Eighties  
Kate Bush  This Woman's Work  
Big Joe Turner  Lipstick, Powder and Paint  
Fats Waller  Yacht Club Swing  
Love and Rockets  Haunted When the Minutes Drag  
Zapp  Radio People  
Kirsty MacColl  You Just Haven't Earned It Yet, Baby  
Book of Love  Modigliani (Lost In Your Eyes)  
The Dream Academy  The Edge of Forever  
Paul Williams Sextet  Thirty Five Thirty  

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Whether you were a misunderstood '80s teenager or just [i]wish[/i] you were, John Hughes' films have got your number, not to mention your ringtone. Whichever one of Hughes' high-school archetypes you identify with, from Anthony Michael Hall's [i]Breakfast Club[/i] "neo-maxi-zoom-dweebie" to Matthew Broderick's smooth-talking tornado Ferris Bueller, they all played out your — oops, sorry, [i]their[/i] — lives to a soundtrack bursting with blazing rock 'n' roll, sparkling synth-pop, natty new wave . . . everything that made '80s music [i]awesome[/i]. From Hughes' teen-angst epics to his later "grown-up"-but-goofy comedies, we've scoured the soundtrack stack to offer you an indispensable education in what the days of shoulder pads and Capezios were [i]really[/i] about, and why the riffs that rocked Ferris & co. still matter so much today.
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