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Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues: Godfathers & Sons. Soundtrack CD music This is the original motion picture soundtrack to Marilyn Monroe's penultimate cinematic effort, Let's Make Love (1960). She co-starred with her then-beau, Yves Montand, as Amanda Dell, an up-and-coming actress who gets a part playing opposite Montand's character, millionaire Jean-Marc Clement. The lightweight comedic affair was a perfect vehicle for Monroe's arguably limited dramatic range. One of the film's most memorable scenes is the performance of Cole Porter's "My Heart Belongs to Daddy." The over the top camp and pseudo-sensuality perhaps unintentionally parodies Monroe's sex kitten image. The same can be said of the Sammy Cahn/Jimmy Van Heusen title song, which is offered in different arrangements as respective solos for both Monroe and Montand. It is English actor/singer Frankie Vaughan, that saves "Specialization" and "Incurable Romantic" from Monroe's hapless incompetence. His solo, "Hey You With the Crazy Eyes," is a breezy pop tune with real character and stands as one of the highlights. Noted jazz pianist/composer/arranger Gerald Wiggins scored the film's incidental tracks "Latin One" and "Strip City." While his contributions are brief, if not somewhat understated, they provide much-needed musical compensation. Inevitably, there will be cinemaniacs who will give this soundtrack a higher evaluation, presumably on the merit of Monroe's association alone. ~ Lindsay Planer Expanded W/ 2 Bonus Tracks. Includes liner notes by Andrew Velez. Liner Note Author: Andrew Velez. Recording information: 02/25/1960. Unknown Contributor Roles: Tony Randall; Marilyn Monroe; Yves Montand. Principal cast includes: Marilyn Monroe, Yves Montand.

Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues: Godfathers & Sons. Soundtrack buy CD music Track Listing of songs: 'Round Midnight; Body and Soul; Berangere's Nightmare; Fair Weather; Una Noche con Francis; Peacocks; How Long Has This Been Going On?; Rhythm-A-Ning; Still Time; Minuit aux Champs-Elysées; Chan's Song;

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Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues: Godfathers & Sons. Soundtrack CD music Engineers: Garret Hammond, Don Bodin, Gatsby.

Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues: Godfathers & Sons. Soundtrack buy CD music Liner Note Authors: David Murray; Ruud Meijer. Recording information: MMP Studio, Waalwijk (06/19/1990). Personnel: Maarten Ornstein (bass clarinet, tenor saxophone); Ben Van Den Dungen (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Erik Doelman (piano). Audio Mixer: Manuel Cooymans.

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