James Dean and Wings
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Watching the James Dean documentary from 2005 titled "Forever Young" (c. 2005 Warner Bros. Entertainment). Opening theme "Forever Young" by Rod Stewart Leading towards the tragic car accident "I Got a Name" by Jim Croce Closing theme "Mull of Kintyre" by Wings.
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Can you explain the significance of 'Mull Of Kintyre' in a James Dean documentary? I'm intrigued
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ewanme:
Can you explain the significance of 'Mull Of Kintyre' in a James Dean documentary? I'm intrigued
I don't know myself. That's a question I wanna ask Paul McCartney. He authorized it. I guess the song was a tribute to James Dean's legacy continues, flowing like a river. Like if the producers of the Dean documentary were authorized to use "The Long and Winding Road."
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ewanme:
Can you explain the significance of 'Mull Of Kintyre' in a James Dean documentary? I'm intrigued
Maybe the producers misheard the song as 'Mud On My Tyre' and used it because they thought that's what caused the accident?
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Kestrel:
ewanme:
Can you explain the significance of 'Mull Of Kintyre' in a James Dean documentary? I'm intrigued
Maybe the producers misheard the song as 'Mud On My Tyre' and used it because they thought that's what caused the accident?
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Seems he was '' of English and Scottish Ancestry, he was a English American and a Scottish American'' So perhaps a Scottish waltz was used along with the other songs you mentioned by English/Scottish/American artists. Just a thought...
