• Seventeen (2019) Soundtrack OST •

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Seventeen is a coming-of-age film that follows the story of a young girl named Jane who is on the brink of turning seventeen. She navigates the complexities of adolescence, dealing with issues such as friendship, love, and self-discovery.

As Jane prepares for her seventeenth birthday, she reflects on her past experiences and looks towards the future with a mix of excitement and uncertainty. Throughout the film, she learns valuable lessons about life and relationships, ultimately coming to terms with who she is and who she wants to become.

Seventeen is a heartwarming tale that captures the essence of growing up and finding one's place in the world. It is a story that resonates with audiences of all ages, reminding us of the universal struggles and triumphs of youth.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Seventeen
	Weatherbee's Drug Store (Dick Kallman;Bob Bakanic;Richard France;Jim Moore;Bill Reilly;John Sharpe)	Kim Gannon: Performer
	This Was Just Another Day (Kenneth Nelson;Ann Crowley)	Kim Gannon: Performer
	Things Are Gonna Hum This Summer (Ann Crowley;Ellen McCown;Helen Wood;Dick Kallman;John Sharpe;Jim Moore;Bonnie Brae;Ric	Kim Gannon: Performer
	How Do You Do, Miss Pratt? (Kenneth Nelson)	Kim Gannon: Performer
	Summertime Is Summertime (Helen Wood;Richard France;Ellen McCown;Dick Kallman)	Kim Gannon: Performer
	Reciprocity (Ann Crowley;Bob Bakanic;Jim Moore;Richard France;Bill Reilly;John Sharpe)	Kim Gannon: Performer
	Ode To Lola (Ellen McCown;Helen Wood;Joan Bowman;Bonnie Brae;Carol Cole;Sherry McCutcheon;Elizabeth Pacetti)	Kim Gannon: Performer
	A Headache And A Heartache (Doris Dalton;Frank Albertson)	Kim Gannon: Performer
	Ooh, Ooh, Ooh, What You Do To Me! (Harrison Muller)	Kim Gannon: Performer
	The Hoosier Way (Harrison Muller;Helen Wood;Richard France;Jim Moore;Carol Cole)	Kim Gannon: Performer
	If We Could Only Stop The Old Town Clock (Ann Crowley;Kenneth Nelson;Harrison Muller;Dick Kallman;Ellen McCown;Helen Woo	Kim Gannon: Performer
	I Could Get Married Today (Kenneth Nelson;Alonzo Bosan;Maurice Ellis)	Kim Gannon: Performer
	After All, It's Spring (Ellen McCown;Dick Kallman)	Kim Gannon: Performer
	All I Want Main Titles	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Leaving School	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Apartment Observation	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Dear Dad	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Discovering Jane	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Pepper Spray Stalk	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Jones Meets Lisa's Shades	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Hanging Up / Falling Asleep	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Furniture Delivery	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Sofas & Lawns	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Line Reading	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Listening to Lisa	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Uncorking Wine Bottles	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Picture Present Pilfer	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Art Class Fantasy	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Western Fantasy	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Jane Needs a Ride	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Opening Up	Andrew Gross: Performer
	I Don't Date	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Jones Gets Drinks	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Jane's Footsteps	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Biological Weakness	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Letters for Jane	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Leaving for LA	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Why Didn't You Tell Me?	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Peace With the Past	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Things Are Gonna Hum This Summer (Ann Crowley;Ellen McCown;Helen Wood;Dick Kallman;John Sharpe;Jim Moore;Bonnie Brae;Ric	Kim Gannon: Performer
	If We Could Only Stop The Old Town Clock (Ann Crowley;Kenneth Nelson;Harrison Muller;Dick Kallman;Ellen McCown;Helen Woo	Kim Gannon: Performer
	Weatherbee's Drug Store (Dick Kallman;Bob Bakanic;Richard France;Jim Moore;Bill Reilly;John Sharpe)	Kim Gannon: Performer
	Things Are Gonna Hum This Summer (Ann Crowley;Ellen McCown;Helen Wood;Dick Kallman;John Sharpe;Jim Moore;Bonnie Brae;Ric	Kim Gannon: Performer
	If We Could Only Stop The Old Town Clock (Ann Crowley;Kenneth Nelson;Harrison Muller;Dick Kallman;Ellen McCown;Helen Woo	Kim Gannon: Performer
	After All, It's Spring (Ellen McCown;Dick Kallman)	Kim Gannon: Performer
	Jones Meets Lisa's Shades	Andrew Gross: Performer
	I Don't Date	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Jane's Footsteps	Andrew Gross: Performer
	Why Didn't You Tell Me?	Andrew Gross: Performer

User reviews

Sarah Gonzalez

5/10

The soundtrack of Seventeen skillfully blends different musical genres, creating a diverse and engaging listening experience for the audience.

Carol King

5/10

Overall, the music in Seventeen plays a crucial role in enhancing the storytelling and emotional depth of the film, making it a truly memorable viewing experience.

Laura Williams

4/10

The soundtrack of Seventeen failed to capture the emotional depth and complexity of the characters' journey through adolescence. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the ability to enhance the storytelling or evoke genuine feelings in the audience.

Steven Thomas

8/10

The music in Seventeen is not only a background element but also a character in its own right, helping to convey the inner thoughts and feelings of Jane as she grapples with friendship, love, and self-discovery. It adds depth and dimension to the narrative, making the viewing experience more immersive and engaging.

James Evans

5/10

The songs in Seventeen are not only catchy but also serve to reinforce the themes of friendship, love, and self-discovery explored in the film.

Joshua Roberts

7/10

The soundtrack of Seventeen is a beautiful blend of melodies and lyrics that evoke a sense of nostalgia, hope, and introspection. It enhances the emotional impact of the film, allowing viewers to relate to Jane's journey and reflect on their own coming-of-age experiences.

Donna White

6/10

The lyrics of the songs in Seventeen are poignant and relatable, adding depth and emotional resonance to Jane's coming-of-age story.

Kimberly Allen

1/10

The musical choices in Seventeen often felt out of place and distracting, pulling focus away from the heartfelt moments and character development on screen. Rather than enhancing the emotional resonance of key scenes, the soundtrack served as a hindrance, disrupting the immersion and coherence of the film's narrative flow.

Stephanie Mitchell

9/10

The music in Seventeen enhances the storytelling, creating a deep connection with the audience and amplifying the emotional impact of Jane's coming-of-age journey. The melodies beautifully complement the scenes, adding another layer of depth to the film's themes and messages.

Ronald Scott

6/10

The soundtrack of Seventeen effectively mirrors Jane's emotional journey, from moments of joy and excitement to feelings of uncertainty and self-doubt.

Kenneth Smith

7/10

The soundtrack of Seventeen perfectly encapsulates the emotional journey of Jane as she navigates the complexities of adolescence. Each track complements the mood of the scenes, enhancing the storytelling and creating a deeper connection with the audience.

Joshua Johnson

6/10

The music in Seventeen effectively sets the tone for each scene, enhancing the viewer's understanding of Jane's inner turmoil and personal growth.

Matthew Scott

6/10

The soundtrack of Seventeen perfectly captures the emotional journey of Jane as she navigates the complexities of adolescence.

Margaret Garcia

5/10

I found the use of instrumental pieces in the soundtrack of Seventeen particularly moving, as they conveyed Jane's internal struggles and moments of introspection.

Lisa Campbell

1/10

The songs chosen for Seventeen seemed disconnected from the themes and tone of the film, creating a jarring experience for viewers. Instead of complementing the narrative and enhancing the viewing experience, the soundtrack felt like an afterthought, diminishing the overall impact of the story being told.

Betty Anderson

10/10

The soundtrack of Seventeen perfectly captures the emotional journey of Jane as she navigates the complexities of adolescence. Each song is carefully curated to evoke a sense of nostalgia, hope, and self-discovery.

Joshua Miller

10/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Seventeen is a powerful and evocative element that elevates the film to a whole new level. It resonates with viewers on a personal level, making the story of Jane even more relatable and impactful.

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