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Released on Columbia, also Chop Suey! (System of a Down), Toxicity (System of a Down) and Pumped Up Kicks (Foster the People)
Part of The Godfather, Part III: Music From the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack, also The Immigrant / Love Theme From The Godfather, Part III, Altobello (Carmine Coppola) and Michael’s Letter
Worth knowing
Counted from cited credits on fono.
Nino Rota wrote 68 songs on fono
Nino Rota’s most frequent co-writer is Carmine Coppola (5 songs together)
Nino Rota first appears on fono in 1960, 30 years before this song
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Same label: Columbia
Same release: The Godfather, Part III: Music From the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Same label: Columbia
Same release: The Godfather, Part III: Music From the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Same label: Columbia
Same release: The Godfather, Part III: Music From the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
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1MusicBrainz Coda: The Godfather Finale was written by Nino Rota
Coda: The Godfather Finale was written by Nino Rota
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2MusicBrainz Coda: The Godfather Finale is part of the release The Godfather, Part III: Music From the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Coda: The Godfather Finale is part of the release The Godfather, Part III: Music From the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
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3MusicBrainz Columbia is the label of the song Coda: The Godfather Finale
Columbia is the label of the song Coda: The Godfather Finale
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4MusicBrainz Coda: The Godfather Finale was released on 1990-12-13
Coda: The Godfather Finale was released on 1990-12-13
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