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A live CD of the special (on the Epic label) and DVD of the special were released, returning the singer back to the U.S. albums chart, selling close to half a million copies in the USA. Summer scored two # 1 dance hits Donna Summer tickets that year with "I Will Go with You (Con te partirò)" and "Love Is the Healer" (both found as new studio tracks on the live album). During that year, Summer recorded the theme song for Pokémon: The Movie 2000, entitled "The Power of One". Around this Donna Summer tickets time, Summer also recorded the song "Dreamcatcher" for the Naturally Native Original Soundtrack. In 2003, a greatest-hits compilation Donna Summer tickets called The Journey was released, which reached the UK Top 10 in the following year. On September 20, 2004, Summer was among the first artists to be inducted into the newly formed Dance Music Hall of Fame in New York City. 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