Golden Age of Light Music: The 1950s, Vol. 2 - Midnight Matinee CD


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Golden Age of Light Music: The 1950s, Vol. 2 - Midnight Matinee Product Description

Golden Age of Light Music: The 1950s, Vol. 2 - Midnight Matinee was released Jul 26, 2005 on the Guild Light Music label. Liner Note Author: David Ades. Golden Age of Light Music: The 1950s, Vol. 2 - Midnight Matinee Personnel: Winifred Atwell (piano). Audio Remasterer: Alan Bunting. Golden Age of Light Music: The 1950s, Vol. 2 - Midnight Matinee contains a single disc with 26 songs.

Golden Age of Light Music: The 1950s, Vol. 2 - Midnight Matinee Album Track Listing

	Trk	Song
	1	Midnight Matinee, for pops orchestra
	2	Postman's Knock, for pops orchestra
	3	Magic Touch, for pops orchestra
	4	Moonlight Fiesta, for piano & pops orchestra
	5	Simonetta, for pops orchestra
	6	Munchner G'schichten, waltz (from the film Bal pare)
	7	Holiday Funfair, for pops orchestra
	8	Shadow Waltz
	9	Veradero
	10	On Fifth Avenue, for pops orchestra
	11	Boulevard Waltz, for pops orchestra
	12	Frenchman's Creek, for pops orchestra
	13	Ecstasy, tango for pops orchestra
	14	Bahama Buggy Ride, for pops orchestra
	15	Poodle Parade, for pops orchestra
	16	Ballet of the Bells, for pops orchestra
	17	Girl Called Linda, for pops orchestra
	18	Park Plaza 605, film score
	19	Three American Pieces, suite for piano
	20	Follow Me Around, for pops orchestra
	21	Panoramic Splendour, for pops orchestra
	22	Carefree, for pops orchestra
	23	Palsy Walsy, for pops orchestra
	24	Midnight Blue, for pops orchestra
	25	With Emma To Town, for pops orchestra
	26	Limelight, film score: Theme and Incidental Music
Additional Track Information Golden Age of Light Music: The 1950s, Vol. 2 - Midnight Matinee

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Midnight Matinee A Production Music Winner
I adore this music! Especially the very first track, "Midnight Matinee." I can well imagine this exciting, imaginative song that might well have been inspired by the great show biz song, "That's Entertainment!" It is a natural for all-night movies on a TV station. :) The sound is absolutely crystal-clear, no doubt from either 78 rpm reference masters or open reel tape recordings. My background is in radio/TV production. And I especially like production-sounding music cues. Hal
By Hal (Minneapolis, MN)

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