1. I’M SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD #
Performed by Al Jolson
Courtesy of Geffen Records
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Absent from the soundtrack editions examined
Film music research archive
This archived comparison documents 11 credited music entries on the referenced Region 2 DVD and identifies 11 absent from the soundtrack editions examined.
Source: Region 2 DVD · References and links last checked
Only music listed in the opening or end credits of this source edition is counted. Later editions may contain amended music credits that are not currently accounted for here.

11entries referenced in the credit sequences
0documented as included
11absent from examined editions
100%missing, as documented
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Opening Titles: None specified.
End Credits (before Songs): Music by James Newton Howard; Score Recorded by Joel Iwataki; Score Mixed by Alan Meyerson; Score Co-Producers James T. Hill, Blake Neely; Music Consultant Stuart Thomas; Technical Music Coordiantors Chris P. Bacon, Aaron Martin, Annica Ackerman; Executive in Charge of Music for Universal Pictures Kathy Nelson; Ambient Music Design Mel Wesson; Additional Ambient Music Design David Donaldson, David Long, Steve Roche, Janet Roddick; Supervising Music Editor Jim Weidman; Additional Music Editors David Olson, Peter Myles, Marie Ebbing, Malcolm Fife, Jonathon Stevens; Music Contractor Sandy DeCrescent; Music Coordinator Nigel Scott; Orchestra Conducted by Pete Anthony, Mike Nowak; Supervising Orchestrator Jeff Atmajian; Orchestrations Jon Kull, Pete Anthony, Pat Russ, Bruce Babcock, Brad Dechter; Digital Orchestral Timings Richard Grant; Digital Recordist Larry Mah; Hollywood Film Chorale Sally Stevens; Female Vocals Liz Constantine; Solo Boy Vocals Ben Inman; Ethnic Winds Chris Beth & Pefro Eustache; Music Preparation JoAnn Kane Music Service; UK Vocal Coordinator Becky Bentham; Score Recorded at Sony Scoring Stage, Todd-AO, 20th Century Fox Scoring Stage, O’Henry; Score Mixed at Todd-AO West; Scoring Crews Greg Loskorn, Adam Michalak, Mark Eshelman, Bryan Clements, Dave Marquette, Tom Hardisty, Jay Selvester, Marc Gebauer, Dominic Gonzales, Kirsten Smith, Tim Lauber, Tom Steel, Bill Talbott, Jason Lloyd, Stacey Robinson; Soundtrack on Decca.
End Credits (after Songs): The filmmakers wish to extend their personal thanks to the following for their contribution: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, 12 Cellos of the Berlin Philharmonic; Copyright © 2005 Universal Studios and MFPV Film GmbH All Rights Reserved.
These details reflect the archived source edition. They do not establish coverage across every subsequent soundtrack release.