DOOL: Steve & Kayla's Theme
Lynda Moulton
waxing nostalgic for those DAYS. What was it called, and was it
ever released? "Will your heart come out tonight?" Okay, so
the lyric isn't great (If I've remembered correctly), but it was
very romantic. I'd love to get it if I can.
Lynda aka *ginge* __
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>I remember Steve & Kayla's theme--it was a lovely tune, and I am
>waxing nostalgic for those DAYS. What was it called, and was it
>ever released? "Will your heart come out tonight?" Okay, so
>the lyric isn't great (If I've remembered correctly), but it was
>very romantic. I'd love to get it if I can.
>
>Lynda aka *ginge* __
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Hey Spice!
They had a couple of themes. I think that The Rose by Bette Midler was
first. I can't remember the name of the one you're quoting, though.
Oreg
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>Hey Spice!
>Oreg
Though I wouldn't call it a theme, I loved "Lady in Red" with Steve and Kayla.
--Sandy
Joanna L. Castillo
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>Though I wouldn't call it a theme, I loved "Lady in Red" with Steve and Kayla.
> --Sandy
Yep...that was my favorite Steve and Kayla song as well. Every time I
hear that song, I think of them.
Joanna (wondering why I'm in such a posting mood tonight...'feels like
the good old "Post-a-matic Supreme" days).
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> >Moulton) says:
> >>
> >>I remember Steve & Kayla's theme--it was a lovely tune, and I am
> >>waxing nostalgic for those DAYS. What was it called, and was it
> >>ever released? "Will your heart come out tonight?" Okay, so
> >>the lyric isn't great (If I've remembered correctly), but it was
> >>very romantic. I'd love to get it if I can.
> >>
Ging
It was "If your Heart Comes Out Tonight" and it was done in house (I
believe by Marty Davich). It is not available commercially. It was a
beautiful song and one of the best original songs from DOOL of that era
(Along with Roman and Diana's "I did it again").
Lix
Lynda Moulton
>Ging
>
>It was "If your Heart Comes Out Tonight" and it was done in house (I
>believe by Marty Davich). It is not available commercially. It was a
>beautiful song and one of the best original songs from DOOL of that era
>(Along with Roman and Diana's "I did it again").
>
>Lix
Thanks to Lix for the title, but--
AUGHGHHG. Phooey. I would love to have that music.
RE "I did it again" is still Roman *AKA* John's theme. Heh heh. I wonder
where I can get one? >:) I loved Steve & Kayla's story. They kept me on
the edge of my seat, waiting for the *ahem* big moment, and they didn't
have to announce to the world every five minutes that they were going to
"make love" *bleah* AND Steve went down fighting--heh heh again. Like
Jack (Matt) did. Is THAT what made those stories so special? That they
didn't act like weasels in heat? I remember the first time Steve kissed
Kayla (I mean really planted one on her) I almost fell off the sofa.
Likewise Jack & Jenn. The story seemed to be more about affection, about
love, rather than sex. And, when the sex did happen, it was portrayed as
romantic, not physical.
*sigh*
Lynda AKA *ginge*