Soundtrack album Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: LET'S DANCE: Let's Dance; Sing, Sing, Sing; Why Don't You Do Right?; Stompin' at the Savoy; Undecided; These Foolish Things; King Porter Stomp; Don't Be That Way; And the Angels Sing; Moonglow; Avalon; Goodbye; DISC 2: IN THE MOOD: In the Mood; ...

Soundtrack songs ESSENTIALL HOLLYWOOD AND BROADWAY MUSICAL features three CDs worth of all your showtune favorites. Any assessment of this collection must be conditioned upon its price. The three-CD set was selling for about 18 dollars upon release, or about six dollars per disc. For that extremely cheap price, ...

Soundtrack music Frank Sinatra/Duke Ellington/ Glenn Miller/Harry James/Vera

Soundtrack album This two-fer from Collectables features a pair of out of print LPs by jazz arranger/composer Neal Hefti: Pardon My Doo-Wah and Hefti, Hot, 'n Hearty both originally issued on Epic Records in 1958 and 1956, respectively. Highlights among the 24 tracks include "Splanky," "Ev'rything I've Got," ...

Soundtrack music Although swing and big bands had been around since the '20s, their peak was in the mid-'30s, and 1938 was one of big-band jazz's stellar years. In the Mood With: Best of the Big Band Era 1938 does a good job of collecting some of the highlights of swing -- both vocal and instrumental, with a few obscurities thrown in for good ...

Soundtrack songs Best of Big Band 1939 gathers some of the most popular songs of the swing era originally released on RCA Bluebird. These ten tracks include "Cherokee" (Charlie Barnet & His Orchestra), "Jumpin' Jive" (Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra), and of course "In the Mood" (Glenn Miller & His Orchestra). Equally enjoyable songs by Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Tommy Dorsey, Sammy Kaye, and Larry Clinton & His Orchestra round out this entertaining budget retrospective from BMG Special Products. ~ Al Campbell Personnel: Helen Forrest, Jimmy Brown, Martha Tilton, Ray Eberle, Bea Wain (vocals).

This quirky soundtrack, to the equally zany James Bond spoof, features music and arrangements by the prolific and very hip Burt Bacharach.