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| Due South: The Original Television Soundtrack |
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| Soundtrack by Various artists |
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1996 |
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Due South: The Original Television Soundtrack was a soundtrack album for the Canadian television series Due South, released in 1996.
[edit] Track listing
- Jay Semko, "Due South Theme"
- Spirit of the West, "Bone of Contention"
- Jay Semko, Jack Lenz and John K. McCarthy, "Cabin Music (Original Score)"
- Sarah McLachlan, "Possession (Piano Version)"
- Jay Semko, Jack Lenz and John K. McCarthy, "Horses (Original Score)"
- Kashtin, "Akua Tuta"
- The Guess Who, "American Woman"
- Figgy Duff, "Henry Martin"
- Paul Gross, "Ride Forever"
- Blue Rodeo, "Flying"
- Jay Semko, "Due South Theme (Instrumental)"
- Holly Cole Trio, "Neon Blue"
- Jay Semko, Jack Lenz and John K. McCarthy, "Victoria's Secret (Original Score)"
- Klaatu, "Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft"
- Toronto Mendelssohn Choir, Elmer Iseler, Roy Thomson Hall Orchestra, Toronto Symphony Orchestra and Andrew Davis, "Eia, Mater (from Stabat Mater)"
- Paul Gross, "Fraser/Inuit Soliloquy"
- Jay Semko, Jack Lenz and John K. McCarthy, "Dief's in Love (Original Score)"
