1996 Soundtrack – Space Jam
Space Jam is a 1996 American live-action animated sports comedy film directed by Joe Pytka and written by Leo Benvenuti, Steve Rudnick, Timothy Harris, and Herschel Weingrod.
The soundtrack was composed by James Newton Howard.
Tracks
1 Main Titles (James Newton Howard) 00:05
2 Moron Mountain (James Newton Howard) 01:40
3 Back To Earth (James Newton Howard) 00:05
4 We Seek Bugs Bunny (James Newton Howard) 02:15
5 Charles (James Newton Howard; Diane Warren) 01:40
6 Tuneland Meeting (James Newton Howard) 01:35
7 General Bugs (James Newton Howard) 01:30
8 Alien Transformation (James Newton Howard) 01:45
9 Hole In One (James Newton Howard) 00:05
10 Michael In Tuneland (James Newton Howard) 02:25
11 Spit Shine (James Newton Howard) 00:49
12 The Monstars (James Newton Howard) 02:15
13 The Tunes Practice (James Newton Howard) 02:35
14 Stealing The Shorts (James Newton Howard) 04:25
15 The Ultimate Game (James Newton Howard) 04:05
16 Monstars Locker Room (James Newton Howard) 01:03
17 Secret Stuff (James Newton Howard) 01:35
18 The Second Half (James Newton Howard) 02:30
19 You Get Me (James Newton Howard) 01:17
20 Crush ‘Em (James Newton Howard) 04:20
21 You The Duck (James Newton Howard) 01:35
22 The Winning Shot (James Newton Howard) 01:10
23 Gimme The Ball (James Newton Howard) 02:35
24 Not Good At Cheatin’ (James Newton Howard; Diane Warren) 01:35
25 Michael Jordan Returns (James Newton Howard) 01:17
Musicians
| Bass | Neil Stubenhaus |
| Drums | JR Robinson |
| Drums (programming) | David Gamson |
| Drums (programming) | James Newton Howard |
| Guitar | Marc Bonilla |
| Guitar | Mike Landau |
| Guitar | Michael Thompson |
| Guitar | George Doering |
| Keyboards | Ralph Grierson |
| Piano | Mike Lang |
| Synthesizer | James Newton Howard |
| Synthesizer | David Gamson |
| Programming | Simon Franglen |
| Accordion | Frank Marocco |
| Flute | Louise Di Tullio |
| Flute | Jim Walker |
| French Horn | Steve Becknell |
| French Horn | Carol Drake |
| French Horn | David Duke |
| French Horn | Ronn Kaufmann |
| French Horn | Todd Miller |
| French Horn | Yvonne Moriarty |
| French Horn | Brian O’Connor |
| French Horn | John Reynolds |
| French Horn | James Thatcher |
| French Horn | Richard Todd |
| Oboe | Tom Boyd |
| Sax | Dave Boruff |
| Sax | Kirk Whalum |
| Trombone | William Booth |
| Trombone | Bruce Fowler |
| Trombone | Charlie Loper |
| Trombone | Andrew Thomas Malloy |
| Trombone | Bob McChesney |
| Trombone | Dick Nash |
| Trombone | Bill Reichenbach |
| Trombone | Phil Teele |
| Trombone | George Thatcher |
| Horn | Rick Baptist |
| Trumpet | Burnette Dillon |
| Trumpet | Chuck Findley |
| Trumpet | Gary Grant |
| Trumpet | Larry Hall |
| Trumpet | Jerry Hey |
| Trumpet | Jon Lewis |
| Trumpet | Warren Luening |
| Trumpet | Malcolm McNab |
| Trumpet | Calvin Price |
| Trumpet | David Searfoss |
| Tuba | Tommy Johnson |
| Tuba | Jim Self |
| Tuba | Doug Tornquist |
| Cello | Earl Madison |
| Cello | Sebastian Toettcher |
| Percussion | Wade Culbreath |
| Percussion | Emil Richards |
| Percussion | Donald Williams |
| Vocals | Elin Carlson |
Liner Notes
Producer – James Newton Howard
Co-producer – Michael Mason
Producer (Executive) – Doug Frank, Gary LeMel
Concertmaster – Bruce Dukov
Conductor – Artie Kane
Engineer (Assistant) – John Hendrickson, Koji Egawa
Mastered By – Patricia Sullivan
Mixed By – Shawn Murphy
Mixed By (Drums, Guitars) – Bill Schnee
Orchestrated By – Brad Dechter, James Newton Howard, Jeff Atmajian
Recorded By – Shawn Murphy
Recorded By (Drums, Guitars) – Bill Schnee
Recorded By (Score) – David Marquette
Recorded By (Additional) – Michael Mason
Score – Andy Bass, Jay Selvester, Kirsten Smith, Marc Gebauer
Score Editor – Jim Weidman
Score Editor (Assistant) – David Olson
Engineered At Bill Schnee Studios
Mastered At A&M Studios
Mixed At Todd-AO Scoring Stage
Recorded At Todd-AO Scoring Stage
Phonographic Copyright Atlantic Recording Corporation
Phonographic Copyright WEA International Inc
Copyright Warner Bros
TunesFan96
March 4, 2026 @ 20:47
That’s a fantastic film, and the soundtrack really captures the energy of the movie. I especially remember ‘Moron Mountain’!