The Muse Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by Elton John
Released	24 August 1999
Genre	Orchestral[1]
Length	36:14
Label	Rocket Island
Producer	Guy Babylon Michael T. Ryan
Elton John chronology
Elton John and Tim Rice's Aida (1999) The Muse Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1999) The Road to El Dorado (2000)

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The Muse Original Motion Picture Soundtrack is thesoundtrack for the filmThe Muse, released by English musicianElton John in 1999 throughThe Rocket Record Company andIsland Records. The album is a departure for John, as it mainly contains the orchestrated score for the film, which he wrote in its entirety. The only vocal tracks are the title track, which was co-written with longtime lyricistBernie Taupin, and a remix of the title track, remixed byJermaine Dupri.

It was John's third soundtrack following the release of the"Friends" Original Soundtrack Recording in 1971 andThe Lion King Original Motion Picture Soundtrack in 1994. It was preceded byElton John and Tim Rice's Aida, aconcept album that was released in early 1999, to draw attention to the Aida Broadway musical.

All tracks written byElton John, except for "The Muse" (music by John, lyrics byBernie Taupin).

1. "Driving Home" – 1:50
2. "Driving to Universal" – 0:18
3. "Driving to Jack's" – 1:06
4. "Walk of Shame" – 1:34
5. "Better Have a Gift" – 2:07
6. "The Wrong Gift" – 3:01
7. "The Aquarium" – 2:11
8. "Are We Laughing" – 1:07
9. "Take a Walk with Me" – 1:30
10. "What Should I Do?" – 1:11
11. "Back to the Aquarium" – 0:54
12. "Steven Redecorates" – 2:43
13. "To the Guesthouse" – 0:50
14. "The Cookie Factory" – 0:54
15. "Multiple Personality" – 2:23
16. "Sarah Escapes" – 1:44
17. "Back to Paramount" – 0:44
18. "Meet Christine" – 1:33
19. "The Muse" – 4:23
20. "The Muse (Remix)" (remixed byJermaine Dupri) – 4:21

Adapted from the album's liner notes:^[3]

• Elton John – composition
• Bernie Taupin – lyrics on "The Muse"
• Guy Babylon – production, orchestral arrangements
• Michael T. Ryan – production
• Geoffrey Alexander – score orchestration, conducting
• Simon Rhodes – score recording engineer
• Isobel Griffiths – orchestra contractor
• Gavyn Wright – concert master
• Jenny O'Grady – choirmaster
• Lisa Brown – music coordinator
• Matt Dunkley – copyist
• John Richards – soundtrack mix engineer
• Andy Green – additional engineering
• Greg Calbi – mastering

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• Elton John soundtracks
• 1990s instrumental albums
• Comedy film soundtracks

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