For the love of Miami Vice #24

Although Godley and Creme’s “Cry” is closely associated to the Definitely Miami episode, it was not featured on the original NBC airing. Instead, an original Jan Hammer incidental piece – which sounds very similar to the guitar rhythm in “Cry” – in select scenes such as when Crockett (Don Johnson) drives out to the sand dune junkyard to confront Charlie Basset (Ted Nugent), and when Crockett appears on the beach to reveal he is a cop and arrests Callie (Arielle Dombasle). Godley and Creme’s “Cry” replaced the Jan Hammer original score when Miami Vice went into TV syndication.

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