Jerry Goldsmith - Hoosiers Expanded Soundtrack: Track 2. - Main Title - Welcome To Hickory

Track 2. - Main Title - Welcome To Hickory (From Hoosiers) - Jerry Goldsmith
Performed by Hungarian State Opera Orchestra
Jerry Goldsmith - Hoosiers (Original MGM Motion Picture Soundtrack)
2012 Intrada Records, Inc.
Released on: 2012-12-10

[@TexasDragon]

The only movie where I cry at the beginning of a movie rather than the end because I already know the miracle that will take place

[@alvarolozano711]

yes i too

[@dibble1973]

one of the greatest pieces of music i have ever heard

[@alvarolozano711]

yes

[@bubby3190]

For some reason, this soundtrack reminds me not only of Indiana basketball, but of every other sport-football, cross country, soccer, baseball etc...This would be a great soundtrack for any film about high school sports in The Hoosier State.

[@victormarrotti2575]

I have watched this movies many times and I still cry to this music

[@wincubs1]

I think this music accompanied by the cinematography makes for the best opening sequence in any movie ever. Just my opinion but a good one I feel!!❤

[@justinsims5]

Beautiful, gorgeous music.

[@IHaveNoLife-nc8wj]

Such a great film. No CGI, nothing crude or political. Just a good story with a good cast.

[@americansaxon2101]

I am not crying. You are.

[@joshrankert811]

You’re damn right I am.

[@cubbiedog2814]

When the basketball team of my old high school went to the class 3-A semi-state, they played this movie all day long on the closed circuit TV at school the day before the game.

[@tjp1451]

Goldsmith perfectly captured the iconic Americana style here. Clearly inspired by Aaron Copland, one of the greatest American composers of all time. It’s just perfection.

[@alvarolozano711]

i can`t stop of cry when i ear this song.

[@golf369]

The Hoosier gym in Knightstown Indiana is incredible if you have the time, it is where they filmed the home games. Its a living museum and you can shoot hoops there as well

[@jayhawklife88]

This song reminds me of living on a farm growing up. Hay fields and fields miles you can see in Kansas.

[@Yoyomu205]

When i was a kid i always thought the movie was based on a true story

[@asdfasdf7199]

it is