Editorial Reviews
It's hard not to start feeling sentimental after hearing the loose collection of love ballads that comprise the Notting Hill soundtrack. The romantic comedy starring Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant is filled with the modern sounds of love--as sung by everyone from pop harmonizers (Boyzone, 98 Degrees) to classic soulsters (Bill Withers, Al Green). The Spencer Davis Group's "Gimme Some Lovin'" adds a garage-rock edge, but if you're not up for slow-burning love tunes, this soundtrack probably isn't for you. Two guitar-based score tracks from composer Trevor Jones fill out Notting Hill and add nice instrumental touches to the disc. --Jason Verlinde
| # | Title/Songwriter | Time | Performer | | 1 | No Matter What | 4:33 | Boyzone | | 2 | You've Got a Way | 3:21 | Shania Twain | | 3 | I Do (Cherish You) | 3:45 | 98° | | 4 | She | 3:06 | Elvis Costello | | 5 | Ain't No Sunshine | 2:03 | Bill Withers | | 6 | How Can You Mend a Broken Heart? |
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