Dawson’s CreekNetflix is about to make the show’s original theme song, Paula Cole’s Song, a huge fan-requested upgrade. After years of fan outcry, Paula Cole’s original theme song was finally released. “I Don’t Want to Wait, “The series will be available on Netflix. Netflix has previously opened Jann Arden’s teen drama. “Run Like Mad.”
The streamer announced the thrilling news on Friday by sharing the opening credits, which were rightly restored with “I Don’t Want to Wait.”During Dawson’s CreekOriginal run on The WB from 1998 to 2003. Cole’s song was used for the theme song. Due to rights problems, Arden’s track was used as the theme song in streaming and DVD releases. The restoration of the song. “I Don’t Want to Wait”Cole is the next in line, in a 2018 HuffPost essay. She said that she was open to a deal with Sony for the restoration of her song. Dawson’s CreekThe theme song is available on all streaming platforms.
Dawson’s Creek fans, I’m thrilled to announce that — at long last — you will hear Paula Cole’s iconic song I Don’t Want to Wait when you watch the opening credits! pic.twitter.com/quRggJQvn4
— Netflix (@netflix) September 3, 2021
“Everyone keeps asking me, ‘Why won’t you let them have the song?'”She wrote. “Of course I would consider it! I’m right here! Come talk to me, Sony. Let’s negotiate! I’m an independent artist open for business! But I won’t give my music for free and I don’t think any artist should give their music for free unless it’s helping out another independent artist ― and then you renegotiate once the project is successful. I think giving one’s art for free to giant corporations hurts artists and musicians and society across the board.”
Fans associate Cole’s song with the most, even though it is not his theme song. Dawson’s creek was not the first choice. Paul Stupin and Kevin Williamson were initially open to the idea of using Alanis Morrissette as an executive producer. “Hand in My Pocket” as the title track, although they never obtained the rights. When looking at existing songs, you should consider “Run Like Mad,” WB ran an advertisement for the show “I Don’t Want to Wait,” WB executives suggested that it could be the theme tune. The song was the theme song for the U.S. broadcast. Dawson’s CreekSony Pictures Television didn’t get streaming rights or home video releases. “Run Like Mad”Eventually, it was used on streaming services such as Netflix.
But, it takes less than one year to recover. Dawson’s CreekNetflix made its return The New York TimesSony and Cole reported to have reached a deal to restore their partnership “I Don’t Want to Wait”The theme song. Cole was said by the company to have recorded a new master as part of the agreement. “I Don’t Want to Wait”Cole then negotiated a deal for streaming the new recording. Cole stated that Cole was at the time. “it’s wonderful to have waited this out. I feel like it’s not just vindication for me, but for the fans, and for all artists.” Dawson’s CreekAvailable for streaming on Netflix