Wedding Singer Soundtracks

Do you remember The Wedding Singer with Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore? It’s a 1998 romantic comedy movie directed by Frank Coraci. The famous Adam Sandler plays the role of Robbie Hart, a famous wedding singer in the 1980s and Drew Barrymore is Julia, a waitress at the events where Robbie performs his music. They are both engaged to be married to the wrong people until they fall in love with each other. It’s a story about finding love where you’re least expecting.

The movie had many scenes of singing at weddings that gave a special flavor to the movie and many people enjoyed it. When you say The Wedding Singer, your mind goes back to skinny ties and long hair. The Wedding Singer made a clear image about the importance of a professional wedding singer and about the everlasting oldies but goldies songs, before the Internet, the mobile phones and the roller blades. The soundtracks in the movie became very popular and many couples use them for their weddings.

Let’s get into the spirit of that decade. I made below a list of the famous soundtracks played by the wedding singer. These soundtracks have been subject to different CDs and compilation. Two of them called “The Wedding Singer” and “The Wedding Singer Volume 2“, were released in 1998.

You Spin Me Like a Record performed by Dead or Alive

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Do you really want to hurt me? Performed by Alexis Arquette

Der Kommissar sung by After the Fire

Don’t Stop Believin by Journey

White Wedding performed by Billy Idol

99 Luftballons by Nena

Pass the Dutchie played by the Musical Youth

Boys don’t cry performed by The Cure

Holiday sung by Madonna

Love Stinks by J. Geils Band

Hold Me Know performed by The Thompson Twins

Too Shy – Kajagoogoo

All Night Long – Lionel Richie

That’s all – Ricky Nelson

It’s All I Can Do – The Cars

Ladies Night – Kool and the Gang

Somebody Kill Me – Adam Sandler

Every Little Thing She Does is Magic – The Police

You Make My Dreams – Hall and Oates

Every Day I Write The Book – Elvis Costello

Blue Monday – New Order

Till There Was You – Ellen Dow

China Girl – David Bowie

Private Idaho – The B-52′s Group

Love My Way – The Psychedelic Furs

Miami Vice Theme – Jan Hammer

Do You Belive In Love? – Huey Lewis and the News

Money – The Flying Lizards

Hungry Heart – Bruce Springsteen

Jam On It – New Cleus

How Soon is Now? – The Smiths

Wake Me Up Before You Go Go – Wham

Rappers Delight – The Sugar hill Gang

Grow Old with Me – Adam Sandler

True – The Buggles

Video Killed the Radio Star – The Presidents of the United States

Material Girl – Madonna

I hope you enjoyed remembering these everlasting soundtracks and the uniqueness of the Eighties music. Who knows, maybe you’ll play some of them at your wedding reception to animate the dance floor. Remember, these songs will never fail.11