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All right, I've got both downloaded, but I'm a little confused. The current one up is more clear & all, but "Hartbreaker," which was posted up prior to this seems to sound more like what she had/has . . . but "Hartbreaker" seems like more of a fan edited recording while "Yea Baby" is more crisp & clean--but potentially not really what she uses. FURTHERMORE, "Yea Baby" really should be "Yeah, Baby" . . . Did Johnston really release that track to the public with a typo?

DAMNIT, I HATE BEING CONFUSED!! -ha-

Well, I do have "Hartbreaker" so if anyone's confused or wants to know what I'm talking about more clearly just tell me so & I'll help you help me . . . which, in turn, helps everyone. -ha-

Thanks, guys!

I took "Yea Baby" from Johnston's BMI page BUT it's still not official. There's also "Yeah Baby" as well, but this is all based on assumptions.

Okay, that just inspired me to bring up a very general & important question in another forum ( How're entrance themes & their song titles obtained? ).

For the purposes of this, though, you're saying you see both a "Yea Baby" AND a "Yeah, Baby" on his BMI page? Hmm. Interesting, interesting. Thanks, Sir!

Respectfully,
Al

"Heartbreaker" was just recently added to Johnston's BMI, and when you click on it, it lists David Hart Smith as an alternative title. I'm guessing it's the Hart Dynasty theme.

Neomic wrote:"Heartbreaker" was just recently added to Johnston's BMI, and when you click on it, it lists David Hart Smith as an alternative title. I'm guessing it's the Hart Dynasty theme.

The Hart Dynasty's Theme is called "Heartless" there.

The Hart Dynasty's Theme is called "Heartless" there.

Right. So it seems a lot of Johnston's songs are simply named after the pro wrestlers he creates 'em for. Where do the unique, fancy titles come from, then? -ha-

Maybe 'Heartbreaker' is the first version of the Hart Dynasty's theme and 'Heartless' is the second version? They are both rather similiar sounding but it wouldn't suprise me if they have different names.

Dean, not only is that an excellent possibility, butT you just inspired me to do something I never thought to do beefwhore . . . to hunt down & bombard with questions . . . James A. Johnston himself.

maybe Heartbreaker is the title to David Hart Smith's 2nd theme. I think Natalya's is called Yeah Baby.

Perhaps. See . . . this is why I want to kidnap him & ask him man-to-man. -ha-