As the mayor started the clocktower clock, the brass band played a Civil War tune, " Battle Cry of Freedom". In the bar scene when Mad Dog Tannen told Marty to dance, he moonwalked and was heard mumbling the Michael Jackson hit " Billie Jean". Doc woke up at his home hearing "It’s Howdy Doody Time" sung by Buffalo Bob and kids on television. Marty and the Starlighters played the end of "Earth Angel", and Marty lead the Starlighters playing "Johnny B. While sitting in his office, Strickland was distracted by a car horn that played "La Cucaracha". The Starlighters played "Night Train" as Marty followed Biff into the dance. Biff listened to " Papa Loves Mambo" by Perry Como on his car radio as he drove from his house to the dance. Sandman" played, probably from Roy's Records again, as Marty followed Biff to Courthouse Square in 1955. This was interrupted by a fanfare (based on the Back to the Future theme) that was played over Biff’s documentary at his museum along with "World Link Up" by Keith Mansfield.Ī reprise of "Mr.
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At his home, old Marty tried to play his audition song, " The Power of Love", on a guitar with his injured hand.Īs Marty entered the Hell Valley Courthouse Square, " I Can’t Drive 55" by Sammy Hagar was playing on an unseen outdoor speaker or portable stereo.
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The news that the Cubs won the World Series was accompanied by an electronic version of " Stars and Stripes Forever" by John Philip Sousa. At the Cafe 80's (formerly Lou's Cafe) one can hear Michael Jackson's hit " Beat It" playing when Marty entered and again before he left. When Marty explored the future of downtown Hill Valley, a commercial for Goldie Wilson III's Hover conversion Systems played an electronic version of "Washington Post March" by John Philip Sousa – the same song that his grandfather and Red Thomas used for their campaign recordings. The next morning, Marty heard " Back in Time" by Huey Lewis and the News on his clock radio when he woke up. When Marty returned to his home time, " Heaven Is One Step Away" by Eric Clapton was playing on Red the Bum’s radio. Chuck Berry's cousin Marvin Berry called Chuck to let him hear the new sound he was looking for.
He then led them in a Chuck Berry hit, " Johnny B. When they returned, Marty joined the Starlighters on stage playing " Earth Angel". When the Starlighters got out of their car during the break, one could hear the jazz music they were listening to on their car radio. As Lorraine and Marty sat in the Packard, they listened to " Pledging My Love" by Johnny Ace on the car radio as they talked. At the Enchantment Under the Sea dance, the Starlighters played " Night Train" before taking their break. " The Wallflower (Dance with Me, Henry)" by Etta James played on the jukebox at Lou's Diner, which someone unplugged when Biff came in.
As Darth Vader, Marty made George listen to "Out the Window" by Eddie Van Halen from 1984. Then, Marty’s watch alarm went off in the phone booth. When Marty entered Lou's Cafe, another fifties classic advertised at the record store was playing on the jukebox, " The Ballad of Davy Crockett". The clock tower carillon played half-hour chimes at 8:30 a.m., and Red Thomas’ mayoral campaign car played "Washington Post March" along with the same slogans that Goldie Wilson used. Sandman" as sung by the Four Aces, that was playing from a speaker at Roy's Records. The first song heard in 1955 was a fifties hit, " Mr. Finally, another song by Huey Lewis, " Back in Time," was playing on Marty's clock radio when he woke up the next day. " Heaven Is One Step Away", by Eric Clapton, was playing on Red the Bum's radio when Marty returned from 1955. Marty also heard " Time Bomb Town" by Lindsey Buckingham on his clock radio when Doc woke him up by telephone.
Marty heard "The Power of Love" again as Jennifer’s dad drove up (the guitar can actually be heard playing at a low volume as Marty and Jennifer are sitting on the bench, and even while the Clock Tower Lady is soliciting funds), and as he skateboarded home. Goldie Wilson’s campaign van played the introduction to " Washington Post March" by John Philip Sousa. The Pinheads played a hard rock version of "The Power of Love" for the band auditions.
" The Power of Love" by Huey Lewis and the News was featured on Marty McFly's walkman headphones as he skateboarded around the town. The first music heard is the one loud note Marty played with his Erlewine Chiquita guitar which overloaded the speaker.
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