The song is included in a scene where Peter Quill and Gamora slow dance. The harmony vocal is a perfect compliment to Cooke’s lead, and the 18-piece backing group only makes his pleas throughout the song more affectionate. However, its inclusion as the only true R&B song on the soundtrack really makes it stick out. Sam Cooke, one of the best voices in all of music, almost feels too dated (the song is from 1962) to be on the soundtrack. The “team” feeling of the song echoes the unity of the Guardians of the Galaxy.
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Nonetheless, Fleetwood Mac is one of the greatest rock bands of all time and this is the song that best displays each band member’s talents. However, it isn’t a very fun song to sing along to, and doesn’t work too well for motivation, both of which are vital to the soundtrack. The song plays at least twice in the film while the characters prepare for battle. This song is actually the one I will probably associate most with the film after watching it. The great songs on this soundtrack pushed this classic down to #4. The song plays when the Guardians are journeying around space in their ship. It is powerful and brings many people together with its universal lyrics particularly “Really want to see you, Lord, but it takes so long my Lord.” Never would anyone expect a white British millionaire to write an excellent gospel song, but then again this is George Harrison of the Beatles. George Harrison’s most famous song is really good, although it obviously plagiarized ”He’s So Fine” by the Chiffons. If anyone ever hears this song and knows it, they will most likely start singing along to it, whether they want to or not. The fact that it still gets a ton of airplay is a testament to how well it’s aged. Cheap Trick wrote plenty of great songs and this is one of the best.
This song by underappreciated 70’s pop-rock greats Electric Light Orchestra has been on the soundtrack to many movies and rightfully so, as it is an irresistible tune that somehow manages to be hopeful and epic at the same time and fits the opening credits very well. Here we rank the songs on the soundtrack from best to worst. The soundtrack to “Vol 2” follows suit albeit with more songs from the 1960s.
The first “Guardians of the Galaxy” film was well-known for its soundtrack which includes various hits from the 1970s.
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