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1999

Album
Oct 1999All About Eve (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
3 tracks
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Oct 1999All About Eve (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
3 tracks
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Album
Jan 1995I Got Rhythm: The Music of George Gershwin
1 track
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Jan 1995I Got Rhythm: The Music of George Gershwin
1 track
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Jul 1993Airport (Original Sound Track Album)
12 tracks
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Jul 1993Airport (Original Sound Track Album)
12 tracks
View discography →1987

Album
Jun 1987Predator (Original Motion Picture Score)
1 track
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Jun 1987Predator (Original Motion Picture Score)
1 track
View discography →1967

Album
Jan 1967Camelot (Original Motion Picture Sound Track)
1 track
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Jan 1967Camelot (Original Motion Picture Sound Track)
1 track
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Album
Feb 1958South Pacific (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
1 track
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Feb 1958South Pacific (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
1 track
View discography →1953

Album
Jan 1953The Robe - Original Film Soundtrack
1 track
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Jan 1953The Robe - Original Film Soundtrack
1 track
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Discography
Airport (Original Sound Track Album)
12 tracks · 1993All About Eve (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
3 tracks · 1999I Got Rhythm: The Music of George Gershwin
1 track · 1995Predator (Original Motion Picture Score)
1 track · 1987Camelot (Original Motion Picture Sound Track)
1 track · 1967South Pacific (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
1 track · 1958The Robe - Original Film Soundtrack
1 track · 1953Discover
Discography at a glance
49
Songs on Lyrks7
Albums29
SinglesFrequently asked questions
Alfred Newman is a music artist with 49 songs on Lyrks.
Popular tracks by Alfred Newman include Inez - Lost Forever, Triangle!, South Pacific Overture, Second Rhapsody, Prologue. Browse full lyrics on Lyrks.
Lyrks has lyrics for 49 songs by Alfred Newman.

