Philadelphia Soundtrack Columbia Label Award Rainbow despite its 50-year age

despite its 50-year age

While the manufacturer sticker has fallen off

and "Sanctify Yourself" (#14)

He is also a Grammy Lifetime Achievement award winner and Kennedy Center Honors recipient

Philadelphia Soundtrack Columbia Label Award Rainbow despite its 50-year ageLabel award for the soundtrack to the 1993 film Philadelphia. Released on Mar. 18, 1997, the soundtrack album contained tracks from numerous artists. Perhaps most notable was Bruce Springsteen's haunting contribution "Streets Of Philadelphia" which garnered much radio and MTV airplay after debuting in the film. It also won Springsteen the Academy Award for Best Original Song that year. Other tracks were contributed by artists including Peter Gabriel,