Kiliney, Irelands Hal are a hymn to blissful isolation.
"Were pretty removed from any band scene at all," says Dave, whose parents were a double act on Irelands folk circuit. "Every so often people will recommend a new album to me and Ill play it for a couple of days or whatever. But I always return to the artists that I love people like Harry Nilsson, Brian Wilson and Van Morrison."
"Every time we stick on the records we love," says Dave, the mouthpiece of the band, "we always hear something new. Theres an old Buffalo Springfield song called Expecting To Fly that Neil Young wrote that he took a month to record because he wanted to get it just right. Weve done that too. Weve deliberated over a guitar sound that we know is in there somewhere and would make the song sound amazing." Needless to say, Hal are equipped to do just that. Aside from Paul, 23, whose first band this is, they bring years of experience to bear upon their songs. Dave, 26, has been in groups since his early teens, having joined a shoegazing outfit when he was 14. Stephen, 27, an ex-archaeologist, started even younger, gracing his first band aged just 12. He had referenced everyone from The Cure to Joy Division before, via a friend, he met Dave in the late 90s. Immediately, the pair struck up a rare songwriting bond, composing for two years every night, though both of them had day jobs, obsessing over each and every aspect of Hals sound.
"Wed hang around at my dads house, in his backroom," says Dave. "Hed come in sometimes and see us, a piano, a keyboard and piles of his dirty washing, and mutter something about us needing more lead guitar." Instead of heeding Daves dads advice the pair enlisted Paul, whod cycle home, post-practice, from his fathers in Kiliney to his flat in the city centre, crashing out at 3am. The core of the group in place, they wowed The Sugar Club in Dublin, securing a gig a month until - six months into their schedule - Rough Trade beat a host of labels to their signatures. Since then theyve enjoyed a spate of on the road adventures, touring with Doves, The Delays, Starsailor and Grandaddy, none of whom sound like Hal. Then again, who does?
Maybe the idiosyncratic nature of the band can be ascribed to Dave, who is lovably odd himself. Not only is he blissfully unaware of other bands ("People say to me, Do you know this band and that band? And Ive never heard of any them"), but he enjoys collecting postcards and badges ("Ive got a very nice one of the zebra crossing at Abbey Road"); recording conversations which he slows down and/or speeds up, adapting them for use on his answering machine at home; and unearthing 18th century, er, gentlemens manuals. "I found this book called A Gentlemens Companion: A Guide To Victorian Vices, which is a collection of all these stories about brothels and what a good brothel keeper should have in her boudoir. It lists all the addresses of brothels in London, Amsterdam and Edinburgh, and what you could expect to get for your money. I read out a chapter every day when we were on tour."
Product Description
Hal are brothers Dave (26, lead vocals/guitar) & Paul Allen (23, vocals, bass), Steve Hogan (28, drums) and Stephen OBrien (27, keyboards). All hail from in and around Kiliney, a town just south of Dublin, Ireland.
Hals debut album is populist and arcane, modern and timeless. Most groups arent endowed with a voice as breathtaking as Dave Allens, whose falsetto gives Hals songs a saintly luster and evokes the days when rock was sun-kissed. The harmonies he forges with brother Paul (its a blood thing, see Everly Brothers and the Wilson brothers) are warm enough to melt the coldest of hearts.
Hal,Hal,Rough Trade Us,British Trad Rock,Indie Pop,Pop,Rock,Rock/Pop
Hal
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2001: A Space Odyssey - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1996 Reissue)
Manufacturer: Rhino / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000033WB Release Date: 1996-10-29 |
Tracks:
- Overture: Atmospheres - The Sudwesfunk Orchestra, Ernest Bour
- Main Title: Also Sprach Zarathustra (Thus Spake Zarathustra) - The Vienna Philharmonic, Herbert Von Karajan
- Requiem For Soprano, Mezzo Soprano, Two Mixed Choirs & Orchestra - The Bavarian Radio Orchetra, Francis Travis
- The Blue Danube (Excerpt) - The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Herbert Von Karajan
- Lux Aeterna - The Stuttgart Schola Cantorum, Clytus Gottwold
- Gayane Ballet Suite (Adagio) - The Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra, Gennadi Rezhdestvensky
- Jupiter And Beyond - The Bavarian Radio Orchestra, Francis Travis, The Sudwesfunk Orchestra, Ernest Bour, Internationale.
- Also Sprach Zarathustra (Theme from 2001: A Space Odyssey) - Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
- The Blue Danube (Reprise) - The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Herbert Von Karajan
- Also Sprach Zarathustra (Theme from 2001: A Space Odyssey) - Sudwesfunk Orchestra
- Lux Aeterna - The Stuttgart Schola Cantorum, Clytus Gottwold
- Adventures (Unaltered) - Internationale Musikinstitut, Gyorgy Ligeti
- HAL 9000 - Dialog Montage
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This commemorative reissue of music from 2001: A Space Odyssey combines the Also sprach Zarathustra theme, various Johann and Richard Strauss segments, and a ballet suite by Aram Khachaturian--all of which prove how much Stanley Kubrick's film attempts to avoid the soundtrack clichés of most science-fiction movies. Instead of the expected sci-fi effects, there is a more ironic application of music that would be otherwise incongruous to the celestial settings. Here, "The Blue Danube" complements scenes involving weightlessness and descending spacecraft, while Gyorgy Ligeti's creepy "monolith" music connotes Armageddon more than interplanetary exploration. The tracks play as they had appeared on the original soundtrack release back in the '60s, but there is also previously unreleased supplemental material and a dialogue montage entitled "HAL 9000." --Joseph LanzaCustomer Reviews:
great music, great reissue.......2007-04-16
I noticed that the music in the movie is mixed in surround sound, it would be great if they could release this on DVD-Audio or SACD surround. I'd buy it again!
fantastic.......2007-03-11
whoa........2006-09-04
Great Music for Halloween, very creepy.......2006-03-17
Bleakest of Futures..........2005-10-08
As a soundtrack for '2001: A Space Odyssey' this music together on one album is just great.
And besides, this soundtrack has indeed, like so many others I guess, made me aware of the genius of Ligeti, which otherwise might have gone unnoticed for me.
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The Bridges Of Madison County: Music From The Motion Picture
Dinah Washington , Johnny Hartman , Hal Mooney and His Orchestra , Barbara Lewis , and Irene Kral w/ the Junior Mance Trio Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000002MZS Release Date: 1995-05-30 |
Tracks:
- Doe Eyes (Love Theme From The Bridges of Madison County) - Lennie Niehaus
- I'll Close My Eyes - Dinah Washington
- Easy Living - Johnny Hartman
- Blue Gardenia - Dinah Washington
- I See Your Face Before Me - Johnny Hartman
- Soft Winds - Dinah Washington
- Baby, I'm Yours - Barbara Lewis
- It's A Wonderful World - Irene Kral
- It Was Almost Like A Song - Johnny Hartman
- This Is Always - Irene Kral
- For All We Know - Johnny Hartman
- Doe Eyes (Love Theme From The Bridges of Madison County)(Reprise) - Lennie Niehaus
Customer Reviews:
Hartman.......2007-02-28
Johnny Hartman - the gold in the dross.......2007-02-26
This is an essential purchase for anyone who loves male jazz vocals.
Takes you back to a special time and place.......2007-01-10
The Bridges of Madison County.......2006-08-24
all time favourite album - but put it in the vault !.......2006-01-25
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The Hits
Hal Ketchum Manufacturer: Curb Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000000DDV Release Date: 1996-05-07 |
Tracks:
- Small Town Saturday Night
- Mama Knows The Highway
- I Know Where Love Lives
- Past The Point Of Rescue
- Someplace Far Away
- Sure Love
- Satisfied Man
- Hang In There Superman
- Five O'Clock World
- Hearts Are Gonna Roll
- Stay Forever
- I Miss My Mary
- That's What I Get For Losin' You
- Wings Of A Dove
Customer Reviews:
My 3rd copy of this CD... I hope this one lasts........2007-06-27
Great Hits Package.......2007-06-12
Almost as good as the real thing........2007-05-04
The Hits by Hal Ketchum.......2006-03-15
Hal Ketchum Has Guts!.......2005-07-27
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Local Hero (1983 Film)
Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000002KYZ Release Date: 1990-10-25 |
Tracks:
- The Rocks & The Water
- Wild Theme
- Freeway Flyer
- Boomtown
- The Way It Always Starts
- The Rocks & The Thunder
- The Ceilidh & The Northern Lights
- The Mist Covered Mountains
- The Ceilidh: Louis' Favourite Billy's Tune
- Whistle Theme
- Smooching
- Stargazer
- The Rocks & The Thunder
- Going Home (Theme Of The Local Hero)
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This soundtrack (along with Ry Cooder's for Paris, Texas and Ennio Morricone's for Once Upon a Time in America, to name two other examples) is the kind of music that CDs were made for. Some of it is so delicate, so quiet, that it could disappear underneath the rumble and noise of a vinyl LP. You'd never know this was the score to a comedy--even a gentle wisp of a comedy like Bill Forsyth's picture. Some of it could pass for Scottish- flavored ambient music by Brian Eno. "The Rocks and the Water" seems to rise up like the tide with electronic calls that suggest the music of whales or dolphins. The sound of the sea whispers behind several atmospheric tracks, but Knopfler's guitar is also featured up-front some of the more overtly melodic tunes. The overall impression is luminous and evanescent as the Northern Lights. --Jim EmersonCustomer Reviews:
not all of the music from the film is on this CD.......2007-04-14
However, if you liked the music as it was played by the little band featured in the movie, you will not find that music on this CD.
And that is what a soundtrack should be.
All of the music, esp. if it's good, from the movie on a CD.
This soundtrack is more a Mark Knopfler CD and not the complete soundtrack from the movie "Local Hero".
A good example of a great soundtrack CD is the Tom Petty music from the movie "She's the One".
That CD has all of the music from that movie without exception.
The other reviewers here talking about the great "scottish folk music" on this CD are just wrong.
In the movie "Local Hero" there are fine examples of it, but on this soundtrack, there are only little snippets of it.
I have paid for the product, but not received it.......2007-01-21
Local Hero .......2006-08-23
only good if you like the film.......2006-08-19
Knopfler's theme to the movie re-creates the utopian vibe of the movie. The theme is done in a variety of styles and tempos.
I would imagine that anyone that owns this is in a somewhat cult of enthusiasts for this beautiful yet quirky film.
One of the best soundtracks... EVER.......2006-03-14
"Local Hero" (14 tracks, 43 min.) creates the atmosphere of the Scottish scene in which the movie is set, in which a US expat is sent to convince a small seaside town to sell their interest in a beach so that a "big bad" US oil company can explore ir for oil. The mostly instrumental soundtrack is superb from start to finish, creating a wonderful mood. The opener "The Rocks and the Water" sets the stage, just superbly brought of what the Scottish seaside is like. Knopfler's guitar virtuoso gets a workout in a couple of tracks, but it never deteriorates from the overall mood. Other outstanding tracks include "The Mist Covered Mountains", gently bringing in a local band playing a sorrowful yet hopefull tune, and "Stargazer", in which you can just see and smell the open Scottish sky. There isn't a single weak track on the album, frankly. This album remains a soundtrack by which others should be measured by.
The best known track remains the very last one "Going Home (Theme of Local Hero)", which is as close as you'll get to the Dire Straights' sound, and it inevitably appears on Dire Straight live and compilation CDs. But it is the anamoly on this gorgeous soundtrack. This album was originally released in 1983, when I bought it on vinyl, and I bought it when the CD came out in 1990. Isn't it about time for a re-release on remastered sound?
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Promises, Promises (1968 Original Broadway Cast)
Burt Bacharach , Hal David , and Jerry Orbach Manufacturer: Varese Sarabande ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00080EU7G Release Date: 2005-04-12 |
Tracks:
- Overture
- Half As Big As Life
- Upstairs
- You'll Think Of Someone
- Our Little Secret
- She Likes Basketball
- Knowing When To Leave
- Wanting Things
- Turkey Lurkey Time
- A Fact Can Be A Beautiful Thing
- Grapes Of Roth
- Whoever You Are
- Where Can You Take A Girl?
- Christmas Day
- A Young Pretty Girl Like You
- I'll Never Fall In Love Again
- Promises, Promises
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In the late '90s, Burt Bacharach--thanks to a boxed set, new collaborations, and numerous reissues--just keeps popping up. And for good reason: his music is nostalgic, filled with great melodies, and instantly recognizable. For many, he's the essence of pop. Promises, Promises, the composer's 1968 Broadway collaboration with lyricist Hal David, is based on the 1960 Billy Wilder film, The Apartment, written by Neil Simon. Jerry Orbach's performance as Chuck Baxter is powerful (it also won him a Tony Award), and though some of the music in Promises, Promises is dated, it's simply infectious. As Fran Kubelik, Jill O'Hara (Hair) performs reflective numbers such as "Whoever You Are" and "I'll Never Fall in Love Again." Bacharach's title theme (a hit for Dionne Warwick) sounds better than ever here--both performed instrumentally and sung by Orbach. At 45 minutes, it's a short listen, but for fans of Bacharach or Broadway, it's highly recommended. --Jason VerlindeCustomer Reviews:
Ton of Fun.......2007-03-06
I'm sorry that I can't be as generous in my assessment of the singing, particularly that of the late Jerry Orbach. Don't get me wrong...he sings with great energy and characterization, but his intonation is quite sketchy in several numbers. He does shine in "Half as Big as Life", but sort of goes downhill from there. Jill O'Hara has a voice that may be polarizing to several listeners. Her style and aesthetic fit very well with the aesthetic of the late 60's and early 70's. It's sort of a Joni Mitchell meets Minnie Mouse sound. She has her own intonation issues.
But, there are several great moments. The pit orchestra was just fabulous, as were the offstage female voices. The production was very well conducted. The ensemble plays in a very relaxed, jazzy style, but they are always on top of the beat. The solo trumpet was worth whatever they payed. The music in general is outstanding, particularly the overture.
Despite the intonation issues, the cast does bring great energy to the production numbers. Jill O'Hara's ballads ("Knowing When to Leave" and "Whoever You Are") are showstoppers. Orbach's "Half as Big as Life" and "She Likes Basketball" were energetic and fun. His duet with Marian Mercer ("A Fact Can Be a Beautiful Thing") will make you smile. Edward Winter's ballad ("Wanting Things") was poignant and well-sung. "Where Can You Take a Girl?", sung by the four Coastal Life execs, was snappy, brisk, and funny. I would have liked to have seen it done live.
In the end, music is not about perfect. It is about performances that touch you, and that are genuine. That's why this CD is a good addition to your collection.
Highly recommended.
Burt : Please return to Broadway.......2007-01-03
Promises, Promises Original Cast CD.......2006-11-10
a stunner of a score.......2006-10-13
The story concerns a meek young man called Chuck Baxter (played by Jerry Orbach), whose working relationship with his boss, J.D. Sheldrake, is tempered by his infatuation with J.D.'s mistress, Fran Kubelik (Jill O'Hara). The story was quite grim and pessimistic in "The Apartment" with a bittersweet Wilder/I.A.L. Diamond screenplay, but the subsequent PROMISES PROMISES featured a new book from Neil Simon (still riding high on his successful and long-running "Barefoot in the Park" and "The Odd Couple"), and the story was prettied-up for the Broadway musical stage. The overall tone and shape of the original story remained but certain areas were streamlined and adapted around the Bacharach/David score.
And what a score it is! It's almost criminal that a score can be so enjoyable. PROMISES PROMISES is filled to the rafters with memorable melodies, and performed so perfectly by a company headed by Jerry Orbach and Jill O'Hara. O'Hara definitely has the classic 'Bacharach voice', an instrument ideally suited to his jangling melodies and inward ballads. "Knowing When to Leave" and the wrenching 11 o'clocker "Whoever You Are", are given definitive readings. Orbach joins Marian Mercer for the fun "A Fact Can Be a Beautiful Thing". Edward Winter, playing Chuck's conflicted boss J.D. Sheldrake, scores heavily with "Wanting Things". Bacharach's dance arrangement for the "Grapes of Roth" sequence is inspired. Which brings us to the choreography...
PROMISES PROMISES featured routines from the then up-and-coming choreographer extraordinaire Michael Bennett; and his future "Chorus Line" stars Donna McKechnie and Baayork Lee lead the manic dance number "Turkey Lurkey Time". McKechnie (playing Vivien Della Hoya) would be the only cast member to reprise her role in the subsequent London production starring Betty Buckley and Tony Roberts. Incidentally (and quite controversially), PROMISES PROMISES was the first Broadway musical to employ the use of body-microphones (at the request of Bacharach who wanted the vocals and orchestra mixed perfectly). Right or wrong, a new era was dawning for musical theatre, and PROMISES PROMISES was at the very forefront. The show opened and ran for 1,281 performances at the Shubert Theatre.
Following a brief CD release from Rykodisc, the good people at Varese Sarabande have reissued the original 1968 Broadway cast album (in beautiful remastered sound) for a new generation to savour.
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Great '60s sound!.......2005-09-23
When I think of the sounds of the 1960s, the Beatles and the Beach Boys come immediately to mind. BUT - the music of Bert Bacharach (often with the wonderfully honest and unsentimental lyrics of Hal David) is almost the "official" soundtrack for the period of the second half of that decade. Promises, Promises is a snapshot of that time, when corporate life was almost exclusively dominated by men, sexual liberation was coming on fast, and New York was (or thought it was) the cultural center of America. With this outstanding Broadway cast recording, you can't go wrong! Great to be able to stop playing my sadly worn vinyl LP!
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Past the Point of Rescue
Hal Ketchum Manufacturer: Curb Special Markets ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000000D09 Release Date: 1991-05-07 |
Tracks:
- Small Town Saturday Night
- I Know Where Love Lives
- Old Soldiers
- Somebody's Love
- Past The Point Of Rescue
- Five O'Clock World
- I Miss My Mary
- Don't Strike A Match (To The Book Of Love)
- Long Day Comin'
- She Found The Place
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With this 1991 album's opener, "Small Town Saturday Night," Hal Ketchum served as perceptive a slice of Americana as country radio had tasted in years. While he didn't pen this hit, its accompanying album (his second and best) shows he could write songs with salt-of-the-earth perspective and easy-going charm, whether dealing with the melancholia of love or the simple pleasures of relationships. He's not an especially original songwriter, nor does he cultivate a rooted country sound, but he has the common touch and a just-shy-of-smooth delivery that's effective on "I Know Where Love Lives" (another hit) and "Old Soldiers." --Roy Francis KastenCustomer Reviews:
past the point of rescue.......2007-01-11
Hal- Nothing Better.......2004-11-05
Great!.......2004-07-10
Excellent mood music........2002-06-28
With all of the Shania's out there it is nice to hear a piece of work that just doesn't rely on typical country twang, over-produced drivel.
This is good country.
Classic Album by a classic songwriter!.......2001-10-11
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The Kings Singers - New Day
John David , Peter Christie , Cy Coleman , Warren Casey , Bob Barratt , John Lennon , Lionel Richie , Don Schlitz , Hal David , George Harrison , Jim Jacobs , Benny Andersson , Paul McCartney , Michel Legrand , Barry Manilow , Ed Welch , Harry Robinson , Daryl Runswick , The King's Singers , Gordon Langford Quartet , and Cliff Hall Manufacturer: EMI Classics ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000002RQO Release Date: 1990-10-25 |
Tracks:
- You Are The New Day
- Nouveau Poor
- Three Times A Lady
- What's In A Tune?
- You'd Have To Be A Rosie
- Can't Buy Me Love
- Singapore Girl
- 'Sweet Charity': The Rhythm Of Life
- The Gambler
- It Was Almost Like A Song
- Here Comes The Sun
- Hush Little Baby, Don't Say A Word
- 'Grease': Money, Money, Money-Summer Nights
- The Summer Knows
- Could It Be Magic
Customer Reviews:
Great sound and great song!.......2007-05-19
Along with the Good Vibrations are my favorites.......2007-05-15
"You are the new day" is my personal favorite song.
My dad loves it.......2007-02-13
Great Album!.......2006-04-22
I can say that their sound is better than a mixed choir because even though the King's Singers is only composed of 6 members. Their sound volume can beat a 30 member choir due to the quality of their voice.
My favorite is "It Was Almost Like A Song" because of the countertenor's very light voice. The baritone part was also awesome as he dominated the scene when he took the melody.
Overall, great album. This has to be one of the King's Singers best albums released. All songs are great that you can't resist missing a moment on listening it.
Beautiful singing; clever arrangements.......2002-06-14
"Can't Buy Me Love" is sung as if it had been written by one of the Renaissance madrigal writers when he was in a very good mood. There are other up tempo tracks like this one, including Abba's "Money, Money, Money" and "The Rhythm of Life," but the CD also includes some romantic, lush singing in songs such as "Three Times A Lady," "The Summer Knows" and "It Was Almost Like A Song."
The clever arrangement of Barry Manilow's "Could It Be Magic?" begins with an extract from a sombre Chopin Prelude in C minor.
Highly recommended.
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One More Midnight
ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000MG1ZLU Release Date: 2007-04-24 |
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Hal's UK Release.......2007-06-09
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Shallow Hal
Original Soundtrack Manufacturer: Island ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00005R8GQ Release Date: 2001-11-06 |
Tracks:
- Members Only - Sheryl Crow
- Good Fortune - P.J. Harvey
- Wall In Your Heart - Shelby Lynne
- Sweet Mistakes - Ellis Paul
- Afterlife - Rosey
- Baby, Now That I've Found - The Foundations
- This Is My World - Darius Rucker
- Summer Days - Phoenix
- After The Gold Rush - Neil Young
- Lonely Girls - Lucinda Williams
- Countryside - Randy Weeks
- Going Going Gone - Palo Alto
- Love Grows -Edison Lighthouse
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Love or hate the Farrelly brothers' excessive comedies, you've got to admire their taste in music. Most notably that means their placement of Jonathan Richman at the center of There's Something About Mary, but don't forget the best of Me, Myself & Irene's Steely Dan covers. Shallow Hal, their smartly conceived romance starring Jack Black and a fat-suited Gwyneth Paltrow, scores with a soundtrack album conceptually driven by strong-willed, full-hearted women's song--Shelby Lynne's "Wall in Your Heart," PJ Harvey's "Good Fortune," Rosie's "Afterlife." Not everything here is as worthy; Sheryl Crow's stab at '80s nostalgia, "Members Only," is a weak joke, while Darius Rucker (Hootie and the Blowfish) is unlikely to start a '90s-nostalgia craze with his solo "This Is My World." --Rickey WrightCustomer Reviews:
I love this CD but it's incomplete!.......2006-10-18
missing many songs from the film.......2006-08-07
I understand that there were probably licensing issues precluding use but that is what makes the soundtrack good...to re-live the euphoria from the film.
can't find song.......2006-07-10
song???.......2005-12-30
THANKS Emilio.......2004-10-20
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Got a Date with an Angel
Hal Kemp Manufacturer: Asv Living Era ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000DJENE Release Date: 2003-12-09 |
Tracks:
- How I'll Miss You When Summer Is Gone
- Moonlight Saving Time
- Forty-Second Street
- Shuffle Off To Buffalo
- For All We Know
- Got A Date With An Angel
- Lullaby Of Broadway
- Dodging A Divorcee
- In The Middle Of A Kiss
- With All My Heart
- The Music Goes 'Round And Around
- The Touch Of Your Lips
- Gloomy Sunday
- There's A Small Hotel
- When I'm With You
- Star Fell Out Of Heaven
- This Year's Kisses
- Where Or When
- Remember Me?
- Lamplight
- In Dutch With The Duchess
- Love For Sale
- In An Eighteenth Century Drawing Room
- So You're The One
- It All Comes Back To Me Now
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A Delightful Collection!.......2005-12-16
Rap Music:
- Headlines and Deadlines - The Hits of A-HA [Import]
- Heavy Trash
- Hooray for Dark Matter
- I, Jonathan
- Katharine Whalen's Jazz Squad
- King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents in Concert [Live]
- Klaatu/Hope
- Life on a String
- Lipstick, Lies & Gasoline
- Live from Austin, TX [Live] [Original recording remastered]
Recommended Music:
Happy Days '99 [CD-single] [Import]
Sophie Koch ~ Fauré - Mélodies de Venise Op58/1
Songs of Jimi Hendrix for Solo Jazz Piano
Music: The best of Giorgio Moroder [Import]
Schöpfungsmesse and Harmoniemesse
Someday My Prince Will Come [SACD] [Import]
Short Dog's in the House [Explicit Lyrics]
The King's Noyse, dir. David Douglass: Royal Delight: 17th Century Ballads & Dances