We close out this month’s salute to action ballads with maybe the ultimate action ballad, “Don’t Wanna Miss a Thing” by Aerosmith from the Armageddon soundtrack.

A musical Three Musketeers was assembled for Disney’s take on the classic novel in 1993 with Sting, Bryan Adams and Rod Stewart joining forces for “All for Love”.

The power ballads continue in Musical Montage this Valentine’s Day week with the theme from Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, delivered by the dulcet tones of Bryan Adams.

This month we’re featuring the best of action ballads/love songs, what with Valentine’s Day and what have you, and to kick things off, the theme from Con Air, How Do I Live? by Trisha Yearwood, probably not something a lot of the cons in that movie would listen to.

It would probably would have been cool enough that No More Kings’ song “Sweep the Leg” was based on The Karate Kid but they not only got Billy Zabka aka Johnny to direct their video but he also starred and there are cameos from pretty much the entire cast.

Oompa Loompa doompa de do/’ve got another puzzle for you

Bringing a “new dimension of rock and roll” to 80’s Orlando is Dragon Sound, the only band whose members are all orphaned black belts in tae kwan do.

“Let’s Green Egg and Ham it!”

Henry Mancini was one of the major film and television composers of the 60’s and 70’s and is responsible for some of the best known themes ever such as The Pink Panther Theme, Peter Gunn Theme and Baby Elephant Walk from Hatari!

Get into the Christmas spirit by listening to the theme song from the classic Christmas Vacation, conveniently called Christmas Vacation.