NR’s Top 10 Most Memorable Frank Rajah Soundtracks (#5 – #1)

Read the first part of this list HERE

5. “Always Love You” from Tears of Womanhood. Tears of Womanhood was definitely one of the saddest movies Frank ever made. To a certain extent just listening to the song again might elicit tears all over again. Not many movies have been able to create such burning emotions and this is one of the beautiful songs from the movie. Again, thank you Austine Erowele.

4. “Love is the Song I Sing” from Darkness of Sorrow. With all the different versions of this one movie there are already, Darkness of Sorrow definitely needed to have had this unforgettable soundtrack… lest it get lost in the mix. She was blind and then she could see but somewhere along she lost her love, how aren’t you already bawling? 

3. “Let the Mountains” from Passion of the Soul. Passion of the soul was yet another gut wrenching, emotional and depressing movies. This song from the movie, though, was the culmination of all of those emotions.

2. “Titi Titi Love (Sweety Sweety Love)” from Passion of the Soul. Finally! A lighter note! And who would have guessed it? It’s from one of the saddest movies Frank ever made. Personally, I remember rewinding the movie over and over again to listen to this song…”Sweety sweetie o! Say I go die for you”

1. “Save My Soul“ from Beyonce the President’s Daughter. Personally, this is my most memorable Frank Rajah song because it was the first Frank Rajah movie I ever saw. This movie was a lot of firsts. The movie also had a huge part to play in launching all the leads: Nadia Buari, Van Vicker, Jackie Appiah and Yvonne Okoro.