• Cry-Baby (1990) Soundtrack OST •

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Cry-Baby is a 1990 American teen musical romantic comedy film directed by John Waters. The film tells the story of Wade "Cry-Baby" Walker, a delinquent with a heart of gold, who falls in love with a good girl named Allison.

Set in 1950s Baltimore, the film explores the divide between the "squares" and the "drapes," two rival groups of teenagers with very different lifestyles and values. Cry-Baby and Allison's romance causes tension between the two groups, leading to a series of hilarious and heartwarming events.

The film features a talented cast, including Johnny Depp as Cry-Baby, Amy Locane as Allison, and Traci Lords as Cry-Baby's ex-girlfriend Wanda Woodward. The music in the film is a mix of rockabilly and doo-wop, adding to the nostalgic feel of the 1950s setting.

Cry-Baby is a fun and quirky film that celebrates individuality and the power of love to overcome societal barriers. With its catchy music and charming performances, it has become a cult classic beloved by audiences of all ages.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Cry-Baby
	KING CRY BABY	Doc Pomus: Writer Dave Alvin: Produced James Intveld: Performer Rachel Sweet: Additional vocals
	DOIN' TIME FOR BEIN' YOUNG	Dave Alvin: Produced JD Souther: Writer James Intveld: Performer
	HIGH SCHOOL HELLCATS	Dave Alvin: Produced Dave Alvin: Writer James Intveld: Performer Rachel Sweet: Additional vocals
	CRY BABY	John Boylan: Produced Beth Anderson: Performer
	FINGERTIPS	John Boylan: Arranged and produced
	SH BOOM	Gerry Beckley: Performer John Boylan: Produced James Keyes: Writer
	A TEENAGE PRAYER	Rachel Sweet: Performer Bickley Reichner: Writer Charles Calello: String arrangements Al Kooper: Produced
	TEARDROPS ARE FALLING	James Intveld: Performer Al Kooper: Produced
	BUNNY HOP	John Boylan: Produced Ray Anthony: Writer
	MISTER SANDMAN	Pat Ballard: Writer John Boylan: Produced Rachel Sweet: Performer
	PLEASE, MISTER JAILER
	The Flirt
	WOMEN IN CADILLACS
	GEE!
	JUNGLE DRUMS
	(MY HEART GOES) PIDDILY PATTER, PATTER
	I'M SO YOUNG
	IN THE JAILHOUSE NOW
	CHERRY
	I'M A BAD, BAD GIRL
	NOSEY JOE
	RUBBER BISCUIT
	BAD BOY
	Overture (Cast)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	The Anti-Polio Picnic (Harriet Harris, Cast)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Watch Your Ass (James Snyder, Chester Gregory II, Carly Jibson & Meg Buckley, Cast)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	I'm Infected (James Snyder & Elizabeth Stanley)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Squeaky Clean (Elizabeth Stanley, Cast)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Nobody Gets Me (James Snyder, Cast)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Nobody Gets Me (Reprise) (Elizabeth Stanley)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Jukebox Jamboree (Chester Gregory II)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	A Whole Lot Worse (Carly Jibson & Meg Buckley)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Screw Loose (Alli Mauzey)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Baby Baby Baby Baby Baby (Baby Baby) (James Snyder & Elizabeth Stanley, Cast)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Girl, Can I Kiss You With Tongue? (James Snyder, Cast)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	I'm Infected (Reprise) (Elizabeth Stanley)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	You Can't Beat the System (James Snyder, Elizabeth Stanley, Richard Poe, Carly Jibson & Meg Buckley, Cast)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Act 1 Finale (James Snyder & Elizabeth Stanley, Cast)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Entr'acte	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Misery, Agony, Helplessness, Hopelessness, Heartache and Woe (Elizabeth Stanley, James Snyder, Chester Gregory II, Carly	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Misery, Agony, Helplessness, Hopelessness, Heartache and Woe (Reprise) (Harriet Harris)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	All in My Head (Christopher J. Hanke & Alli Mauzey, Cast)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Jailyard Jubilee (Chester Gregory II)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	A Little Upset (James Snyder & Chester Gregory II, Cast)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	I Did Something Wrong, Once (Harriet Harris)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Thanks for the Nifty Country (Christopher J. Hanke, Cast)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	This Amazing Offer (Cast)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Do That Again (James Snyder)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Nothing Bad's Ever Gonna Happen Again (Cast)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Misery, Agony, Helplessness, Hopelessness, Heartache and Woe (Elizabeth Stanley, James Snyder, Chester Gregory II, Carly	David Javerbaum: Performer
	I'm Infected (James Snyder & Elizabeth Stanley)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	I'm Infected (Reprise) (Elizabeth Stanley)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	You Can't Beat the System (James Snyder, Elizabeth Stanley, Richard Poe, Carly Jibson & Meg Buckley, Cast)	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Entr'acte	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Misery, Agony, Helplessness, Hopelessness, Heartache and Woe (Elizabeth Stanley, James Snyder, Chester Gregory II, Carly	David Javerbaum: Performer
	Nothing Bad's Ever Gonna Happen Again (Cast)	David Javerbaum: Performer

User reviews

Kenneth Brown

8/10

The music of Cry-Baby not only entertains but also evokes a sense of nostalgia and joy, making it a memorable and integral part of the movie experience.

Edward Young

6/10

I appreciated how the soundtrack of Cry-Baby contributed to the overall atmosphere of the movie, creating a sense of nostalgia and authenticity.

Carol Harris

5/10

Overall, the band sonora of Cry-Baby enhanced the film's charm and made me appreciate the rockabilly and doo-wop genres even more.

Timothy Wright

6/10

The soundtrack of Cry-Baby perfectly captures the nostalgic feel of the 1950s setting with its mix of rockabilly and doo-wop tunes.

Margaret Mitchell

5/10

Johnny Depp's performance as Cry-Baby was elevated by the catchy and toe-tapping soundtrack that accompanied his character's rebellious spirit.

Nancy Lopez

8/10

Each song in the soundtrack immerses you in the vibrant world of the film, enhancing the storytelling and bringing the characters to life with an infectious energy.

Sarah Martinez

3/10

Personally, I found some of the vocal performances in the film to be underwhelming. Certain songs lacked the emotional depth and power that I was hoping for, making it difficult for me to fully connect with the characters' experiences and emotions through the music.

Paul Brown

8/10

The soundtrack of Cry-Baby perfectly captures the essence of the 1950s era with its blend of rockabilly and doo-wop tunes.

Carol Miller

4/10

The soundtrack of Cry-Baby felt repetitive and uninspired to me. I found myself losing interest in the music as the film progressed, as many of the songs sounded too similar and failed to leave a lasting impression.

Timothy Miller

5/10

The music in Cry-Baby not only entertained but also served as a way to highlight the different lifestyles and values of the characters in the film.

Emily Lee

6/10

The songs in Cry-Baby helped set the tone for the divide between the squares and the drapes, enhancing the storytelling aspect of the film.

Kimberly Johnson

9/10

The music in Cry-Baby is not only enjoyable but also essential to the film's overall charm and appeal. From energetic dance numbers to heartfelt ballads, the soundtrack effortlessly transports the audience to a bygone era while conveying the themes of love, rebellion, and acceptance.

Stephanie Nelson

1/10

I was disappointed by the lack of variety in the musical styles featured in Cry-Baby. While the rockabilly and doo-wop genres are fitting for the 1950s setting, I wished there had been more experimentation with different sounds to keep the soundtrack fresh and engaging.

Stephanie Clark

5/10

I found the music in Cry-Baby to be energetic and upbeat, adding a lot of fun to the overall viewing experience.

Michelle Green

9/10

The soundtrack of Cry-Baby is truly a gem that perfectly captures the essence of the 1950s with its blend of rockabilly and doo-wop tunes. Each song enhances the storytelling and adds depth to the characters, making the viewing experience truly immersive.

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