Taylor. -Performed by Billy Fury "Do the Old Soft Shoe" -Written by Jay Taylor. -Performed by Billy Fury and Sheilla O'Neill "I Cried All Night" -Written by David Heneker and John Taylor. -Performed by The Gamblers (British band) "Far Far Away" -Written by Jimmy Kennedy. -Performed by The Bachelors "I Like Animals" -Written by David Heneker and John Taylor. -Performed by Bill Fury "Find Your Dream" -Written by John Taylor. -Performed by Billy Fury "Dressed Up For a Man" -Written by David Heneker and John Taylor. -Performed by Amanda Barrie "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands" -Written by Phil Raymond, Richard Gregory and Lew Griffiths -Performed by The Bachelors "Won't Somebody Tell Me Why" -Written by David Heneker and John Taylor. -Performed by Billy Fury "Problems" -Written by David Heneker and John Taylor. -Performed by Amanda Barrie and Michael Medwin "You've Got to Look Right for the Part" -Written by David Heneker and John Taylor. -Performed by Billy Fury, Amanda Barrie and Jon Pertwee "I Must Be Dreaming" -Written by Jackie DeShannon and Sharon Sheeley. -Performed by Billy Fury "Like a Child" "My Friend" "How Can You Tell" "Finale Melody" -Written by David Heneker and John Taylor. -Performed by Billy Fury "Wonderful Day" -Written by Mike Leander. -Performed by the cast. Billy Fury's numbers included his backing group "The Gamblers", consisting of Jim Crawford (lead guitar/vocals), Alan George (piano/organ), Andy Mac (drums), Ken Brady (sax), Tony Diamond (guitar, trumpet, vocals) and Alan Sanders (bass vocals). The film's soundtrack album entitled "I've Gotta Horse" was released in March 1965. It was produced by Dick Rowe for Decca Records (Decca LK 4677). It does not include four of the songs from the film: I Must Be Dreaming, Like a Child, My Friend and How Can You Tell. References External links I've Gotta Horse at sixtiescity.net 1965 films 1965 musical comedy films British musical comedy films Films about horses British horse racing films 1960s English-language films 1960s British films