Who Comes This Night
Music by Dave Grusin
Lyrics by Sally Stevens
This song was originally written by Dave Grusin and Sally Stevens as a source cue for the 1981 thriller, "Absence of Malice," staring Paul Newman, Sally Field, Bob Balaban and directed by the legendary Sydney Pollack. In preparation for James Taylor's first Christmas Album, Dave asked if Sally would write a second verse, as the original song was quite short. The song was then submitted to James who loved it and included it on his album.
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On Any Sunday
Music by Dominic Frontiere
Lyrics by Sally Stevens
When Dominic Frontiere reached out, "On Any Sunday," became Sally Stevens' first opportunity to write lyric for film. It was used as the main title and throughout the Bruce Brown cult-classic documentary by the same name, and recorded by the famous Ron Hicklin Singers. Motorcycle enthusiasts across the decades know and love the film to this day.
Somewhere God is Crying
Music by Armandi Trovaioli
Lyrics by Sally Stevens
This lyric was written for composer A. Trovaioli for the Italian cinema My Name is Rocco Papaleo, staring Marcello Mastroianni, performed by the Ron Hicklin Singers and directed by Ettore Scola.
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When Were Your Dreams Worth Remembering?
Music by Dominic Frontiere
Lyrics by Sally Stevens
This song was written by Dominic Frontiere and Sally Stevens as one of several source cues included in the Hammersmith is Out score, starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, directed by Peter Ustinov.
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Woman
Music by Burt Bacharach
Lyrics by Sally Stevens
Sally Stevens wrote the lyrics, performed and recored There Is Time with Burt Bacharach and the Houston Symphony Live at Jones Hall in Houston, TX on November 2, 1978.
Ruby
Music by Don Ellis
Lyrics by Sally Stevens
Performed on the soundtrack by the film's star, Piper Laurie,
Love's So Easy was written by Don Ellis and Sally Stevens for the end titles of the vintage 1977 horror film, directed by Curtis Harrington.