• Get on the Bus (1996) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.90/10 from 6100 votes

Tags: million man march

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"Get on the Bus" is a film directed by Spike Lee that follows a group of African American men who embark on a cross-country bus trip to attend the Million Man March in Washington, D.C. Each man comes from a different background and has their own reasons for making the journey. As they travel together, they engage in discussions about race, politics, and personal struggles, leading to moments of tension and bonding. The film explores themes of brotherhood, identity, and activism, highlighting the diverse perspectives within the African American community.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Get on the Bus
	On The Line	Kenneth 'Babyface' Edmonds: Writer
	Papa Don't Take No Mess	James Brown: Writer James Brown: Performer
	Destitripology	Strictly Difficult: Performer
	The Remedy	A Tribe Called Quest: Performer Q-Tip: Writer
	Girl You Need A Change Of Mind	D'Angelo: Performer Anita Poree: Writer James Mtume: Produced
	Cathy's Clown	Don Everly: Writer The Everly Brothers: Performer
	I Love My Woman	Raymond Jones: Writer Raymond Jones: Produced
	Coming Home To You	Chauncey Hannibal: Co-produced Teddy Riley: Writer Teddy Riley: Performer Blackstreet: Performer
	Welcome	Raymond Jones: Writer Raymond Jones: Produced
	Cruisin'	Maurice White: Produced Earth Wind & Fire: Performer Philip Bailey: Writer
	Redemption Song	Stevie Wonder: Produced Stevie Wonder: Performer Bob Marley: Writer
	People Get Ready	Curtis Mayfield: Writer The Impressions: Performer
	Over A Million Strong	Cyril Neville: Writer Cyril Neville: Produced
	New World Order	Curtis Mayfield: Writer Curtis Mayfield: Performer
	Keep On Pushing	Curtis Mayfield: Writer The Impressions: Performer
	We're A Winner	Curtis Mayfield: Writer The Impressions: Performer
	My Life Is In Your Hands	Kirk Franklin: Writer Kirk Franklin: Produced God's Property: Performer
	Papa Don't Take No Mess	James Brown: Performer
	Cathy's Clown	Don Everly: Performer
	Cruisin'	Philip Bailey: Performer
	We're A Winner	Curtis Mayfield: Performer

User reviews

Ronald Mitchell

5/10

The emotional resonance of the music in Get on the Bus enhances the audience's connection to the characters' personal struggles and motivations.

Linda Martinez

5/10

Each track in the soundtrack complements the narrative of the film, enhancing the storytelling experience for the audience.

Sarah Gonzalez

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Get on the Bus is a powerful and immersive accompaniment to the thought-provoking journey portrayed in the film.

Jennifer Adams

5/10

The soundtrack of Get on the Bus skillfully underscores the themes of brotherhood, identity, and activism explored in the film.

Mary Wilson

3/10

I found the overall sound quality of the soundtrack in Get on the Bus to be lacking. The mixing and production of the music felt subpar, with some tracks sounding muffled or unclear. This detracted from my overall viewing experience and made it difficult to fully immerse myself in the journey of the characters and the important themes being explored in the film.

William Miller

6/10

The soundtrack of Get on the Bus perfectly captures the emotional depth and complexities of the characters' journeys.

Thomas Jones

10/10

The soundtrack of Get on the Bus perfectly captures the emotional depth and complexity of the film's themes. The music enhances the powerful conversations and moments of bonding between the characters, creating a rich and immersive experience for the audience.

Deborah Smith

4/10

The choice of music in Get on the Bus seemed repetitive and uninspired. The same style of music played throughout the film, without offering any variety or dynamic range to match the different moments and emotions portrayed on screen. It felt like a missed opportunity to elevate the storytelling through a more diverse and engaging soundtrack.

Margaret Martin

6/10

The music selection in Get on the Bus effectively sets the tone for the different conversations and conflicts that arise among the characters during their bus trip.

Brian Thompson

3/10

The soundtrack of Get on the Bus felt disconnected from the emotional depth of the film's themes. The music failed to enhance the powerful conversations and struggles that the characters were going through, leaving me feeling underwhelmed and disconnected from the story.

Steven Gonzalez

5/10

The use of music in Get on the Bus adds layers of richness and authenticity to the overall atmosphere of the movie.

Emily Thomas

6/10

The blend of traditional African American music and contemporary sounds in the soundtrack mirrors the diversity of perspectives within the African American community depicted in the film.

Kenneth Roberts

9/10

The diverse selection of songs in the soundtrack reflects the different backgrounds and perspectives of the characters in the film. From soulful ballads to energetic hip-hop tracks, each song adds depth and resonance to the story, making it a truly memorable musical experience that complements the narrative beautifully.

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