Philadelphia Soundtrack Columbia Label Award Rainbow

Philadelphia Soundtrack Columbia Label Award RainbowLabel award for the soundtrack to the 1993 film Philadelphia. Released on Mar. 18, 1997, the soundtrack album contained tracks from numerous artists. Perhaps most notable was Bruce Springsteen's haunting contribution "Streets Of Philadelphia" which garnered much radio and MTV airplay after debuting in the film. It also won Springsteen the Academy Award for Best Original Song that year. Other tracks were contributed by artists including Peter Gabriel,

so named to signify their freedom from Pearlman

While the manufacturer sticker has fallen off

First presentation award from 2001

and "Sanctify Yourself" (#14)

and The Automatt

He is also a Grammy Lifetime Achievement award winner and Kennedy Center Honors recipient

Remember lead singer/guitarist Stuart Adamson (1958-2001) with this award

The group's breakthrough debut was released on Sept

Beautiful and very rare collector's item for any Sam the Sham or 60s classics fan

Certified autograph of The Doors' Robbie Krieger in black felt pen

despite its 50-year age

was a smash success with its songs always on the radio in the 80s (and today)