Shining Through (1992) soundtrack

Helly Angel · Post by **Helly Angel** » 13 Jul 2003 22:07

[Topic entitled "Song of 'Shining through'" renamed by the music section host, Ivan Ž.]

Hello all,

This is a hard question.

In the film "Shining Through" with Melanie Griffits and Michael Douglas in one of the first scenes they were dancing with a song called "Good by my dear, I´ll seeing in a year" this is the version to the film.

And is the version of a original "I´ll seeing you" by Tommy Dorsey.

Someone know where can I found the version of the song in the film?

Is played for a ladie.

Thanks in advance,

Zapfenstreich · Post by **Zapfenstreich** » 14 Jul 2003 06:13

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Amazon has the "Shining Through" sound track CD for sale. I hope this will help you.

Z

kobold · Post by **kobold** » 14 Jul 2003 11:22

I had a look around my sources and found about 100 different versions of this song !

I have 2 versions of it - one by Vera Lynn, and the other is by Glenn Miller (u.s. airforce band).

The glenn miller version is about 4mb and the evra lynn one is 2mb.
I have dumped them on my webspace for you to download, if you think one of them is the right version.
I could not find any relevant information on the film soundtrack.

here are the urls:
(right click and save as-or they will play from the website via quicktime etc)

http://www.walkerboyz.pwp.blueyonder.co ... ingYou.mp3

http://www.walkerboyz.pwp.blueyonder.co ... ingYou.mp3

I remember the movie (rather dreadful!) but cant remember the dance scene-i imagine it would have been the glenn miller one...

dave

Helly Angel · Post by **Helly Angel** » 18 Jul 2003 03:35

Thanks Zapfenstreich !!!

and VERY THANKS kobold!!!!

The version of Glenn Miller is beautiful, is the song that I was looking for!!!

THANKS very much boths

Helly Angel · Post by **Helly Angel** » 05 Oct 2009 03:54

Hello,

In the film "Shining Through" (Michael Douglas, Melanie Griffith), there are an scene around the time 1:05 minutes where a Hitler Junge platoon and BDM girls are marching in Berlin, someone know which march is this? or is a fiction march to the film?

Thanks in advance,

Helly.