The song 'As Long As He Needs Me' comes from which show and film?
"As Long as He Needs Me ""As Long as He Needs Me"" is a torch song sung by the character of Nancy in the 1960 musical ""Oliver!"" and written by Lionel Bart. Georgia Brown, who was the first actress to play Nancy, introduced the song. It is a love ballad expressing Nancy's love for her criminal boyfriend Bill Sikes despite his mistreatment of her. In the film adaptation of the musical, it was sung by Shani Wallis. A reprise of this song towards the end of the show expresses Nancy's affection for young Oliver Twist, implying that she now feels"
"that the child also needs her. This reprise was omitted from the film version. Its popularity grew by virtue of renditions by several popular singers, including Shirley Bassey who reached number two for 5 weeks on the United Kingdom charts with the song. Bassey's recording became one of the highest sellers of 1960 staying on the UK charts for 30 weeks. The song has also been sung as ""As Long as She Needs Me"", when sung by a male singer. In 1963 Sammy Davis Jr. recorded the song, reaching #19 on the Billboard Easy Listening chart. As Long as He"
"""King Corn"". A year later, on 20 February 2006, it was also used for the ""House, M.D."" episode ""Skin Deep"". It also played at the TV series John Doe (Episode 9), originally aired 12/6/2002. More recently, it was used on ""Beauty & the Beast"" episode 1x16 ""Insatiable"" aired on 21 March 2013. The song also features in the Nicholas Sparks film The Longest Ride. Desire (Ryan Adams song) ""Desire"" is a song by Ryan Adams from his 2002 album ""Demolition"". The song, at the length of 3:41, was not released as a single from the album. It originally attracted little"
"commercial promoting the 2007 film, ""Catch and Release"", and was also used on an episode of the TV series ""Jericho"" and ""Dirty Sexy Money"". The tracks ""All I Need"" and ""Where We Gonna Go from Here"" feature in the fourth and tenth episodes (respectively) of the first season of the TV series ""Kyle XY"". ""All I Need"" was also featured in a season 5 episode of NCIS. At a concert in Houston in 2006, Kearney revealed that his song ""All I Need"" was written based on two of his friends from New Orleans and their story during Hurricane Katrina. Additionally,"
"first to be awarded to a Canadian artist. Anne Murray re-recorded the song with Shania Twain for Murray's 2007 album """". The song was featured in an ongoing storyline on the CBS soap ""Guiding Light"" in 1980–81, as a theme song for the characters Kelly Nelson and Morgan Richards. In 2013, the song was performed by Seth MacFarlane in character as Stewie Griffin on the ""Family Guy"" episode ""Chris Cross"", in which Anne Murray herself guest-starred. ""You Needed Me"" was covered by Irish boy band Boyzone in 1999. It was released as the second single from their album ""By Request""."
"""Wish You Well"" were used in TV dramas such as ""Bones"", ""Grey's Anatomy"", and ""Bored to Death"". ""Forevermore"" appeared in a commercial, as did ""Two Hearts Are Better Than One"". In 2010, her single ""Hey Na Na"" was heard in the movie ""Going the Distance"". ""The Waking Sleep"" was released in 2011. ""Lost and Found"" appeared in the movie ""Family Weekend"", in a commercial for the movie ""Saving Mr. Banks"", and in a trailer for the movie ""Craigslist Joe"". In September 2012, she worked for the campaign ""30 Songs/30 Days"" to support """", a multi-platform media project inspired by Nicholas"
"Morgan, Applebee's, Sky Atlantic, Nike, Nissan and Levi's His music was used in the USA Network series ""Suits"", HBO series ""Hung"", the Showtime series ""Californication"" and United States of Tara, the CBS series Elementary, the BBC series ""Luther"" and the feature film ""For a Good Time, Call..."". The song ""Build. Destroy. Rebuild."" was used in the episode ""Charity Case"" of the series ""House"". His song ""Can't Win 'Em All"" was used for the controversial Audi ad broadcast during the 2013 Super Bowl. ""Come Alive"" was used in the 2013 horror film ""Carrie"". ""Family"" was used in NHL 14 and in"
"Beer League"" (2006). The song was featured in the video games ""Rock Band"", ""Rocksmith"", ""Test Drive Unlimited"", and """"; as downloadable content. It was featured in a commercial for Fox Sports 1. The song was featured in two episodes of the television series ""Caught"" in 2018. It also appeared in the films ""Can't Hardly Wait"" (1998), ""Out Cold"" (2001), ""The Girl Next Door"" (2004), ""The House of D"" (2004), ""The Dukes of Hazzard"" (2005), ""Invincible"" (2006), ""Sleepwalking"" (2008), ""Straw Dogs"" (2011), and ""War Dogs"" (2016). It also appeared in ""Hawaii Five-0"", ""Supernatural"", and ""Cold Case"", as well as the Telltale"
"during the 2016 Season) and episodes of the Canadian TV series ""Flashpoint"", and ""Heartland"" as well as on the soundtrack for the movie ""Dolphin Tale"". The band's song ""Save Me"", from their debut album ""Division"", features Tyler Blackburn on vocals and is the theme song to webseries ""Wendy"" (starring Meaghan Martin). Their song ""Till the End"" was used as the official theme for the BBC's coverage of the 2011 Royal Wedding of Prince William & Catherine Middleton. The band's song ""Bombs"" was featured as the opening song of an episode of the TV series ""Gossip Girl"". Their song ""Take Me"
"him at the beginning of the Wallace and Gromit cartoon A Matter of Loaf and Death. A version was used as the opening theme to Exit 57, a sketch comedy series that aired on Comedy Central and starred Amy Sedaris, Paul Dinello, Stephen Colbert, Mitch Rouse, and Jodi Lennon. Manhattan band The Maxes recorded a version of the song in 2008 as part of a 12-song Al Hoffman collection titled ""The Maxes Sing Al Hoffman."" The song appeared on the M*A*S*H (TV series) during the season one episode ""Henry, Please Come Home"" [original air date 11/19/1972]. Two Tokyo based geisha"
"by Burger King and was sampled by numerous rap acts. The song was also used in a campaign for Rold Gold Pretzels (featuring the actor Jason Alexander) in the mid-1990s. The song was used in the first episode of season four of ""Nip/Tuck"" and in an episode of ""Lucy, the Daughter of the Devil"" and the first episode of season one of Narcos. The song can be heard playing in the episode What Big Ideas of season two of the HBO series ""The Deuce"". The song is used in the films ""At Close Range, Barcelona, Contact, Breast Men, Mystery Men,"
"and employ Nancy to help them as Oliver trusts her more than he does the others. Nancy refuses as she wants Oliver to have a life free of thievery, but Sikes hits her. As Nancy reluctantly follows Sikes, she sings of her unwavering love for him despite his ways (""As Long As He Needs Me""). The next day, Brownlow entrusts Oliver with some books and money to be delivered to the bookshop. As he leaves, Brownlow notices a striking resemblance between Oliver and a portrait of his long-lost niece Emily, who ran away from home after being jilted by her"
"NY MED on ABC and as well as ""Everything I Want"" for the Peabody Award-winning ABC show ""Boston Med"". He signed a publishing deal with SONGS Music Publishing in 2014. Puckett wrote the score for the films ""Caught"" (Lifetime Network, ""Dial a Prayer"" (Vertical Entertainment), ""Brightest Star"" and ""Boy Meets Girl"". His songs, themes, and scores have been featured in ""NY Med"" (ABC Series), ""After Fall, Winter"" (Showtime), ""She Wants Me"", ""2BR/2BA"" (Lionsgate), ""Best Friends Forever"", ""Particles of Truth"" (75 Films), ""Hooking Up"" (ABC), ""Lisa Williams Show"" (Lifetime), and ""Crazy Sexy Cancer"" (TLC). Additional film and television credits include: theme"
"seen singing on a swing set and jumping on a trampoline. The song was featured in the Pilot of the Freeform original series ""Young and Hungry"" and was later featured again in the season 5 episode ""Young and Amnesia"". The song was also featured in season 12 of Degrassi. The song plays over the final moments and end credits of first-season finale of the Netflix original series ""BoJack Horseman"" which aired on 22 August 2014. It was later used in an AT&T commercial in 2015. It was featured in the 2017 Netflix series Friends from College. WWE also used this"
"The Cincinnati Reds used a sample of the song as the opening television credits during the 1973 season which displayed clips of the 1972 National League Championship Series in which Johnny Bench hit a game-tying home run in the bottom of the ninth inning of the fifth and final game as well as George Foster scoring the pennant-winning run on a wild pitch. The song has also been featured on HBO's ""Vinyl"", and on season 7 of Showtime's ""Shameless"". The song was also used in the 2013 documentary """"1"""". In this film about Formula 1 racing, the pulsing song was"
"theme to his programme ""Dr. Vegas"" (2004). ""Paste"" placed the song at number 8 in their list of ""25 Awesome One-Hit Wonders of the 1990s"" in 2011. ""The Daily Telegraph"" ranked ""Connected"" at number 34 in their ""Top 50 Dance Songs"" list in 2015. ""ThoughtCo"" listed the song at number 65 in their list of ""The Best 100 Songs from the 1990s"" list in 2018. The song appears in the movie, ""Saving Silverman"". It has also been used in commercials promoting the USA Network's program ""Burn Notice"", and by The Carphone Warehouse. ""I remember performing the track in late 1992,"""
"for an Oakland Athletics baseball game. In 2016, his song, ""Just a Friend"" was featured in the Netflix Series ""Love"" as an ending theme for episode 4. He also makes an appearance in a song titled ""The Noisy Eater"" off the album ""Wildflower"" by The Avalanches. In 2016, he appeared on the Fox TV series ""Empire"" as himself, where he performed the song, ""Just A Friend."" In 2017, he appeared in the season 3 finale of the ABC series ""Black-ish"". He performed a personal version of the song, ""Just a Friend"", in which he added the names' of the characters."
"year 2010. In February 2011, it won the award for 'Best Song' at the NME Awards. In October 2011, ""NME"" eventually placed it at number 14 on its list ""150 Best Tracks of the Past 15 Years"". In January 2011, the song was voted Number 98 on the Triple J Hottest 100 for 2010. The song was used in a promotional trailer for Season 7 of the HBO TV show ""Entourage"" and in a Series 2 episode of ""Misfits"". It was also used in the season finale of the video game, ""Life Is Strange"". The song is also heard in"
"of the HBO television series ""How to Make It in America."" The song was used in the feature films ""Young & Beautiful"" (2013), """" (2012) and ""Warm Bodies"" (2013). In 2013 the song was used in the first-season finale of ""The Mindy Project."" The song is featured in the pilot of ""Beauty & the Beast"". The song was also used in the soundtrack of Dutch TV movie 'Boys' (2014) and came out briefly in the movie 22 Jump Street. In late 2012, the song was used in the seventh generation Nissan Sentra and the popular Disney Channel sitcom ""Liv and"
"Disco version was recorded by Tina Charles in 1980. Jeff Lynne recorded his version for his nostalgic cover album ""Long Wave"" in 2012. This song has been heard in movies such as ""Grease"", ""Private Parts"", ""St. Trinian's"", """", and ""The Nutty Professor 2"" The song, among others, was referenced in ""Moulin Rouge!"" when Christian says, ""Love is like oxygen - love is a many splendored thing - love lifts us up where we belong! All you need is love!."" It has been also heard in the series ""Bones"", in the 14th episode of the third season sung by Dr. Zack"
"featured in the 1997 film ""Boogie Nights"" and snippets of the song were frequently used by Art Bell as ""bumper music"" during ""Coast to Coast AM"" broadcasts. It was also used in the 2008 documentary ""Carrier."" In 2009 the song was used in a commercial for automaker Lincoln Motor Company and in 2013 in a commercial for Bank of America. In 2012, the song was used in the TV series ""The Walking Dead"" in the episode ""18 Miles Out"". It is partially played in the 2013 film """". The song has been the theme music for ""The Car Show"" on"
"and the Dog Trap"" (from the ""Tell 'Em I'm Gone"" album released as Yusuf) was used on an episode of the CBS television series ""Elementary"". In 2016, the single ""If You Want to Sing Out, Sing Out"" appeared in a television commercial for the 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee. The following year, ""Father and Son"" was used in the closing scene of the film ""Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2"". His version for ""Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood"" was used on the trailer of the fourth season of the TV series ""Skam"". Subsequent releases in the 1970s also did well on"
"(1969), ""Where's Poppa?"" (1970), ""A Troll in Central Park"" (1994) and ""The Thief and the Cobbler"" (a/k/a ""Arabian Knight"") (1995 U.S. version). Over the years, his songs have been used in over ninety films, with some of the most popular titles, such as ""The Girl from Ipanema"", heard in 1997's ""Deconstructing Harry,"" 2002's ""Catch Me If You Can,"" 2005's ""V for Vendetta"" and ""Mr. & Mrs. Smith"" and 2007's ""The Invasion,"" and ""Sway"" heard in 2004's ""Shall We Dance?"" and ""2046"", 2006's ""Bella"", 2007's ""No Reservations"" and 2008's ""Paris."" Additional films which used his songs include 1984's ""Johnny Dangerously"", (with"
"montage of group shots from the same family photo shoot which the current photos used in the rest of the credits come from. The show's theme song is ""As Long as We've Got Each Other"", which was written and composed by John Bettis (lyrics) and Steve Dorff (music). It was performed by: There were nine versions of the theme song used; others included a Halloween-themed version not sung by Thomas or Warnes used in a two-part Halloween episode in 1990. A shorter version of the Thomas/Warnes version was used starting in season five. There was also an a cappella version"
"Dad!"" episode, ""Minstrel Krampus"". A live Bradley performance appears in the Amazon television show ""Alpha House"" (season 1, episode 6 in 2013). The song ""The World (Is Going Up In Flames)"" was featured in the TV series ""Spotless"", as well as the final installment of the CW's 2016 Arrowverse crossover, Legends of Tomorrow S2E7 'Invasion!'. Bradley's song ""Dusty Blue"" (season 3) and ""Changes"" (season 6) were featured in the TV series ""Suits"". He is also featured performing ""Ain't It A Sin"" in the third episode of the Netflix Marvel series ""Luke Cage"". The song ""Where Do We Go From Here"""
"1929. The tune was also recorded by John Coltrane in 1958 and included on his album ""Bahia"" (1964). Another song in the film. This one would be used in the Pooch the Pup cartoon ""Hot and Cold"" (1933). Another song in the film that would later be used as the theme song to the 1988 British sitcom ""Clarence."" In the 1950s, the song was used as the theme song for ""Sunnyside Up"", a variety program produced by HSV-7 (a television station in Melbourne, Australia). The song's melody was later adapted by the Essendon Football Club for its club song, ""See"
"also used in a 1998 episode of the US daytime soap opera ""All My Children"". The original version of the song was used in Martin Scorsese's 2013 film ""The Wolf of Wall Street"". The song was also used briefly in the movie ""Little Nicky"" while Nicky is ascending his girlfriend's apartment building. Comedian and late night talk show host David Letterman has called ""Everlong"" his favorite song, citing it as having helped him through his recovery from heart surgery in 2000. Foo Fighters were invited to serve as the musical act on the February 21, 2000 episode of ""Late Show"
"featured in dozens of movies and television productions, most prominently from 2004 to 2012, when it served as the fictional Wisteria Lane during the filming of the ABC television series ""Desperate Housewives"". Then-Golden State Warriors' guard and St. Louis native Larry Hughes makes a cameo in the video as Rowland's boyfriend, while entertainer Patti LaBelle whose song ""Love, Need and Want You"" from her 1983 album ""I'm In Love Again"" ""Dilemma"" was built around, was cast as Rowland's mother. Named after its parent album, the music video is set in the fictional middleclass African-American town of Nellyville. It begins with"
"the soundtrack of TV soap opera ""Somos Los Carmona"", and was featured on TV adverts from Chilean department store chain La Polar. The song appears in the video games NBA 2K14 and Just Dance 2014. On July 23, 2013, the YouTube channel Barack's Dubs uploaded a mashup video of former U.S. President Bill Clinton singing the song. The song was featured in both the TV ads and theatrical trailer for the 2013 film ""The Best Man Holiday"". The song was featured in an episode of the 11th season of the hit CBS sitcom ""Two and a Half Men"", sang by"
"Cruelty to Long-Haired Men'. When ""Tonight"" finished in 1965, Michelmore hosted a BBC One series called ""24 Hours"" until 1968. In 1967 he presented the UK segment of ""Our World (TV special)"", a worldwide TV broadcast that was the first to use satellite communication extensively in an attempt to ""connect the whole world by television"". The programme featured a performance by the Beatles of their song ""All You Need Is Love"". Michelmore used to claim that the song was at least partly inspired by the Our World logo, a chain of figures holding hands around the world. In the 1970s"
"song was featured in the 2007 film ""Lars and the Real Girl"" during a party scene. It was also featured in the Oliver Stone 1987 film ""Wall Street"", starring Michael Douglas and Charlie Sheen, as well as the 2010 sequel, """". In 2011 the song briefly appears in the Steve Carell romantic-comedy ""Crazy, Stupid, Love"". The song is briefly played in the 2009 romantic-comedy ""He's Just Not That into You"". The song briefly appears on a radio in the ""Once Upon a Time"" episode ""Welcome to Storybrooke"". Part of the song was played in the final moments of the Season"
"one of his eight selections on the UK radio program ""Desert Island Discs"". The song has regularly featured on television and in films; for example during the opening scene of NBC's ""Chuck"" episode 214 (Chuck Vs. The Best Friend) in 2009; in the pilot for ""My Name Is Earl""; the credits of Eric Bogosian's ""Sex, Drugs, and Rock & Roll""; and in an episode of ""Hindsight"". It features in the 2004 video game """" on the fictional Alternative radio station , and is heard in the films ""Gone in 60 Seconds"" and ""Cape Fear"". It appeared in the soundtracks for"
"emotional uplift for the film, ""Lean on Me"". For the same film, the song was adapted by Big Daddy Kane in ""hip hop"" form. That same year Kids Incorporated covered ""Lean on Me"" in the Season 6 episode ""The Cover Up"". Australian born Irish singer Johnny Logan recorded the song on his album, ""We All Need Love"" (2003). Jack Vidgen recorded a version of the song for his album ""Inspire"". Curtis Stigers sings it on Gene Harris blues infused gospel album, ""In His Hands"". In 2004, Glen Campbell recorded the song on his album """". The rapper Majid featuring Burhan"