On this day (Oct. 2 1995): Madonna starts recording the Evita soundtrack in London

Evita

October 02, 1995

Madonna starts recording the Evita motion picture soundtrack in London.

Soundtrack album by Madonna

Released: November 12, 1996

Recorded: October – November 1995 (London, United Kingdom)

Genre: Pop, classical, latin

Length: 107:30 (2-disc), 77:17 (1-disc)

Label: Warner Bros.

Producer: Nigel Wright, Alan Parker, Andrew Lloyd Webber, David Caddick

Track listing

The Complete Motion Picture Music Soundtrack

The two-disc edition includes the entire soundtrack to the film.

CD 1

All lyrics written by Tim Rice, all music composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber.

No.	Title	Performer(s)	Length
1.	"A Cinema in Buenos Aires, 26 July 1952"	John Mauceri	1:20
2.	"Requiem for Evita"	John Mauceri	4:16
3.	"Oh What a Circus"	Madonna, Antonio Banderas	5:44
4.	"On This Night of a Thousand Stars"	Jimmy Nail	2:24
5.	"Eva and Magaldi / Eva Beware of the City"	Madonna, Jimmy Nail, Antonio Banderas	5:20
6.	"Buenos Aires"	Madonna	4:09
7.	"Another Suitcase in Another Hall"	Madonna	3:33
8.	"Goodnight and Thank You"	Madonna, Antonio Banderas	4:18
9.	"The Lady's Got Potential"	Antonio Banderas	4:24
10.	"Charity Concert / The Art of the Possible"	Jimmy Nail, Jonathan Pryce, Antonio Banderas	2:33
11.	"I'd Be Surprisingly Good for You"	Madonna, Jonathan Pryce	4:18
12.	"Hello and Goodbye"	Madonna, Andrea Corr, Jonathan Pryce	1:46
13.	"Peron's Latest Flame"	Madonna, Antonio Banderas	5:17
14.	"A New Argentina"	Madonna, Jonathan Pryce	8:13

CD 2

All lyrics written by Tim Rice, all music composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber.

No.	Title	Performer(s)	Length
1.	"On the Balcony of the Casa Rosada (Part 1)"	Jonathan Pryce	1:28
2.	"Don't Cry for Me Argentina"	Madonna	5:31
3.	"On the Balcony of the Casa Rosada (Part 2)"	Madonna	2:00
4.	"High Flying, Adored"	Madonna, Antonio Banderas	3:32
5.	"Rainbow High"	Madonna	2:26
6.	"Rainbow Tour"	Antonio Banderas, Gary Brooker, Peter Polycarpou	4:50
7.	"The Actress Hasn't Learned the Lines (You'd Like to Hear)"	Madonna, Antonio Banderas	2:31
8.	"And the Money Kept Rolling In (and Out)"	Antonio Banderas	3:53
9.	"Partido Feminista"	Madonna	1:40
10.	"She Is a Diamond"	Jonathan Pryce	1:39
11.	"Santa Evita"	John Mauceri	2:30
12.	"Waltz for Eva and Che"	Madonna, Antonio Banderas	4:31
13.	"Your Little Body's Slowly Breaking Down"	Madonna, Jonathan Pryce	1:24
14.	"You Must Love Me"	Madonna	2:50
15.	"Eva's Final Broadcast"	Madonna	3:05
16.	"Latin Chant"	John Mauceri	2:11
17.	"Lament"	Madonna, Antonio Banderas	5:17

Music from the Motion Picture

The single-disc edition includes the highlights from the film soundtrack.

All lyrics written by Tim Rice, all music composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber.

Track listing

Additional notes:

"Latin Chant", which appears as a separate track on the 2-CD edition, is incorporated into "Eva's Final Broadcast", hence the longer running time. (Wiki)

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