Wii Music packaging reveals licensed songs

October 17th, 2008 @ 21:27

This Variety report details Wii Music’s 14 licensed tracks, taken from the instruction manual. Let’s hope there’s nothing religiously sensitive in there.

And the line-up is:

• “Chariots of Fire” theme song by Vangelis
• “Daydream Believer” by John Stewart (made famous by The Monkees)
• “Every Breath You Take” by Sting
• “I’ll be There,” originally performed by The Jackson 5
• “I’ve Never Been to Me,” the classic Motown hit
• “Material Girl,” as in the Madonna track
• “Please Mr. Postman,” the debut single from the Marvellettes from way back in the early ’60s
• “September,” from Earth, Wind and Fire
• “Suriyaki,” a Japanese song popular in the ’60s performed by Kyu Sakamoto
• “The Loco-Motion”
• John Lennon’s “Woman”
• “Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go” by George Michael
• “Jingle Bell Rock.”
• “Do-Re-Mi” by Rogers and Hammerstein from “The Sound of Music.”

Wii Music is out next month.

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Tags: wii music

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