COREY FELDMAN Dream A Little Dream (2020 US 2-track vinyl 7"
vinyl single, pressed on White vinyl. In 1989, Corey Feldman and
Corey Haim teamed up to create one of their most beloved films
together, Dream A Little Dream. Since then, it's become a cult classic
and, furthermore, an important milestone in Feldman's career. To
commemorate the thirtieth anniversary of the movie, Feldman went
into the studio with Mickey Thomas of Starship, who sang the original
title song, to create a new duet that celebrates the legacy of the film
along with celebrating the lives of those who have since passed. On
the B-Side of the 7" is "Something In Your Eyes", Feldman's original
song from the movie's soundtrack. Newly remastered for the first
time, this is the first ever reissue of the song, released in anticipation
of the upcoming [at the time] boxset for Feldman's debut studio
album. Housed in a fold-over picture sleeve, both sleeve and vinyl
remain in Near Mint condition).
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vinyl single, pressed on White vinyl. In 1989, Corey Feldman and
Corey Haim teamed up to create one of their most beloved films
together, Dream A Little Dream. Since then, it's become a cult classic
and, furthermore, an important milestone in Feldman's career. To
commemorate the thirtieth anniversary of the movie, Feldman went
into the studio with Mickey Thomas of Starship, who sang the original
title song, to create a new duet that celebrates the legacy of the film
along with celebrating the lives of those who have since passed. On
the B-Side of the 7" is "Something In Your Eyes", Feldman's original
song from the movie's soundtrack. Newly remastered for the first
time, this is the first ever reissue of the song, released in anticipation
of the upcoming [at the time] boxset for Feldman's debut studio
album. Housed in a fold-over picture sleeve, both sleeve and vinyl
remain in Near Mint condition) )
