''Hawks'' is the soundtrack album for the film ''

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''. All of the songs were performed by

Barry Gibb Sir Barry Alan Crompton Gibb (born 1 September 1946) is a British musician, singer-songwriter and record producer. He rose to worldwide fame as a member of the Bee Gees, one of the most commercially successful groups in the history of popula ...

(except the song "

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", which was performed by Diana Ross).

Release

All of the songs were written and recorded in 1986 by Barry for the unreleased ''Moonlight Madness'' album with the exception of "Childhood Days" and the instrumental "Celebration de la Vie". The songs "Where Tomorrow Is", " Not in Love at All" and "Letting Go" were not in the film and were noted on the CD as ''bonus track not featured in the film'', Additionally these recordings of "Moonlight Madness", "Cover You" and "Celebration de la Vie" are not in the film either, but appear instead as instrumental versions. The lead single "

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" was released in the UK but did not chart, it reached number 60 in Germany. "Not in Love at All" was included on a Brazilian promotional maxi-single on

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.Barry Gibb - Not in Love at All at Musicstack
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Track listing

References

{{Barry Gibb 1988 soundtrack albums Barry Gibb albums Polydor Records soundtracks Comedy film soundtracks