Title: Flying (film)
Content: Flying (Opening titles) - Stephanie Mills ; Heart's Voice - Stephanie Mills ; The First Time - Lynn Davis ; Some guys - The Lydia Taylor Band ; Bound To Your Love - Meri D. Marshall ; Baladoun - Anyzette ; Desire - Robin Rountree, Bebe ; I'm Working On It - Bebe, Robin Rountree ; Dancing Madly Backwards - The Flirts ; Radio Active (Fun, Fun, Fun) - Deborah Gall ; The Edge - Ultimatum ; It's Your Turn - Lynn Davis ; Death of the Night - The Lydia Taylor Band ; Champion (Easy Prey) - Lipstick Working Out - Ollie E. Brown ; Robin's Theme - Cathy Castellane Flying features songs by Stephanie Mills, Lynn Davis, and the Lydia Taylor Band. Members of the Lydia Taylor Band also appear in the film during the nightclub scenes. Ollie E. Brown composed most of the instrumental score and supervised the production of the songs with Russ Regan. The Polydor soundtrack album listed in the film's end credits was never released. The following is a list of songs featured in the film along with the artist who performed them. The film also included the following instrumental tracks:
Title: Flying Home
Content:  "Flying Home" is a jazz and jump blues composition written by Benny Goodman and Lionel Hampton with lyrics by Sid Robin.
Title: Flying on My Own
Content: Jörgen Elofsson – composer, lyricist, producer, keyboards ; Liz Rodrigues – composer, lyricist, background vocal ; Anton "Hybrid" Mårtensson – composer, producer, keyboards ; Ugly Babies – producer ; Paw Lagermann – keyboards, mixing engineer ; Lina Rafn – keyboards ; Vlado Meller – mastering engineer ; François Lalonde – recording engineer ; Rob Katz – assistant engineer ; John McL. Doelp – executive producer  Source:
Title: Flightplan
Content:  The score for Flightplan was released September 20, 2005, on Hollywood Records. The music was composed and conducted by James Horner and the disc contains eight tracks. Horner stated that film's score tried to mix the sound effects with "the emotion and drive of the music", and the instruments were picked to match the "feelings of panic" Kyle goes on through the film. These included Gamelan instruments, prepared piano, and string arrangements. No brass instruments are used in the soundtrack.
Title: Flying Free
Content: Antonio Blue Eyes &ndash; performer ; Tom Bee &ndash; sound mixing, producer ; Kendrick Casiquito &ndash; performer ; Francois Charron &ndash; graphic designer ; Isaiah "Roswell" Chinana &ndash; performer ; Cheryl Chinznz &ndash; performer ; Douglas Geist &ndash; engineer ; J. Douglas Geist &ndash; engineer ; Eric Larson &ndash; mastering ; Shawn Romero &ndash; composer ; David Yepa, Jr. &ndash; composer ; Malcom Yepa &ndash; composer 
Title: Night Flight (novel)
Content:  Art Deco style with a propeller motif. In 1933 Metro Goldwyn Mayer adapted the novel very loosely as a film, which brought the author to the attention of a far wider public. A contemporary musical adaptation was Luigi Dallapiccola’s opera, Volo di notte, begun in 1937 and first performed in 1940. Also in the same decade, American composer Gardner Read was inspired by the novel to compose a short orchestral tone-poem, "Night Flight" (Opus 44, 1936–42). In 1979 a short television feature was made by Desmond Davis, titled both Spirit of Adventure and Night Flight (1979). In 2014 the Korean composer Hyukjin Shin (b.1976) wrote another response to the novel in a chamber piece for violin, clarinet, cello and piano, in this case trying to capture the pilot Fabien's final vision as he flew above the clouds.
Title: Flying Machine (song)
Content:  "Flying Machine" was written by Norwegian musician Georg Kajanus (then known as Georg Hultgreen), who had been a member of folk rock band Eclection and who would go on to be the lead singer of Sailor. He recorded a demo version on acetate, which Richard listened to and recorded his version in March 1971. It was arranged by and features the orchestra of Norrie Paramor. Hultgreen also features on Richard's version playing the flute. It was released as a single with the B-side "Pigeon", which was written by Guy Fletcher and Doug Flett and features the Nick Ingman Orchestra. Hultgreen recorded his own proper version in 1972 as part of Kajanus Pickett (with Phil Pickett), which was released on their sole album Hi Ho SIlver!. His original demo version was later released on the 2006 album Kajanus (Revealed).
Title: The Flight of Dragons
Content:  The original score was composed by Maury Laws. The film's theme song, also entitled "The Flight of Dragons", was written and composed by Jules Bass and Maury Laws, and performed by Don McLean. An official soundtrack was never released. However, multi Emmy Award-winning film and television composer Carl Johnson did recreate several tracks from the animation for the live-action adaptation. Though the film was put on hiatus, 3 of the completed tracks were released online.
Title: Flying with Music
Content:  Flying with Music is a 1942 American musical film directed by George Archainbaud and written by Louis S. Kaye and M. Coates Webster. The film stars Marjorie Woodworth, George Givot, William Marshall, Edward Gargan, Jerry Bergen and Norma Varden. The film was released on May 22, 1942, by United Artists.
Title: Fly International Luxurious Art
Content:  Engineer ; Jamie Frank –	Composer ; French Montana –	Featured Artist ; Frank G –	Engineer, Producer ; Ghostface Killah –	Featured Artist ; Larry D. Griffin, Jr. –	Composer ; Frank Guastella – 	Composer ; Jessica Harley	– A&R ; Koby Hass –	Assistant ; Rene "Snaz" Hill –	Composer ; Michael Holmes –	Composer ; Garnik Hovannesian –	Assistant Angela Hunte	– Composer, Vocals ; Scram Jones – 	Engineer, Executive Producer, Producer, Vocals ; Sham "Sak Pase" Joseph –	Composer, Producer ; Kelly G. –	Vocals ; Karim Kharbouch –	Composer ; Christina Lessa –	Art Direction ; Deborah Mannis-Gardner –	Sample Clearance ; Robert Megeehan –	Assistant ; Elijah Molina –	Composer ; John Newsom –	Art Direction, Artwork ; Kris Peterson –	A&R ; 

Question: Who was the composer of Flying?
Answer: John Lennon.
John Winston Ono Lennon.
John Winston Lennon.
Lennon John.
John Ono Lennon.