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«Oldest ‹Older 801 – 1000 of 1084 Newer› Newest»Further to a request over at the Filmscorium, here is Romantic Duets from EmGeeEm Classics.
1. True Love - Bing Crosby & Grace Kelly (03:04)
From High Society (1956)
2. For Me And My Gal - Gene Kelly & Judy Garland (04:19)
From For Me And My Gal (1942)
3. Ain't Nature Grand - Esther Williams, Fernando Lamas, Denise Darcel, Jack Carson, Barbara Whiting, C (05:00)
From Dangerous When Wet (1953)
4. Breezin' Along With The Breeze - Lucille Ball & Desi Arnaz (03:53)
From The Long, Long Trailer (1954)
5. Make Believe (extended version) - Howard Keel & Kathryn Grayson (04:29)
From Show Boat (1951)
6. Nevertheless (I'm In Love With You) - Fred Astaire & Anita Ellis (for Vera-Ellen), with an assist fr (02:24)
From Three Little Words (1950)
7. Stranger In Paradise - Ann Blyth & Vic Damone (05:33)
From Kismet (1955)
8. The Best Things In Life Are Free - June Allyson & Peter Lawford (03:16)
From Good News (1947)
9. Be My Love - Mario Lanza & Kathryn Grayson (02:57)
From The Toast Of New Orleans (1950)
10. I Know That You Know - Jane Powell & Vic Damone (03:11)
From Hit The Deck (1955)
11. They Say It's Wonderful (outtake) - Judy Garland & Howard Keel (03:22)
From Annie Get Your Gun (1949)
12. Cabin In The Sky - Ethel Waters & Eddie "Rochester" Anderson with The Hall Johnson Choir (04:40)
From Cabin In The Sky (1943)
13. Imagine - Debbie Reynolds & Vic Damone (05:04)
From Athena (1954)
14. Mr. And Mrs. - Rosemary Clooney & Jose Ferrer (01:21)
From Deep In My Heart (1954)
15. So In Love - Howard Keel & Kathryn Grayson (02:17)
From Kiss Me Kate (1953)
16. I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me - Connie Francis & Danny Thomas (02:51)
From Looking For Love (1964)
17. How Do You Like Your Like Your Eggs In The Morning? - Jane Powell & Vic Damone, with The Four Freshm (01:56)
From Rich, Young And Pretty (1951)
18. Will You Remember - Jeanette MacDonald & Nelson Eddy (04:44)
From Maytime (1937)
19. I Wish I Were In Love Again - Judy Garland & Mickey Rooney (02:25)
From Words And Music (1948)
20. Medley: One Kiss/Lover, Come Back To Me (extended version) - Tony Martin & Joan Weldon (07:20)
From Deep In My Heart (1954)
21. You Are My Lucky Star - Gene Kelly & Betty Noyes (for Debbie Reynolds) with The M-G-M Studio Chorus (01:37)
From Singin' In The Rain (1952)
Sallie’s rip, from her CD at 320; my upload:
http://rapidshare.com/files/314658888/RDfMGMC.rar
Enjoy.
Hi. I am looking for scores / soundtracks of Natalie Wood movies, and i haven't been able to find a single one :)
So anything anyone has...much obliged!
Someone over at Mindy's requested a DVD rip of the soundtrack of Red Garters (1954). The request more properly belonged here as that is the place for Broadway shows while we are the Golden Age of Hollywood (that means soundtrack) aficionados.
Never mind. Here, for all you Golden Age fans and Rosemary Clooney completists, is something you cannot purchase anywhere - the original soundtrack of Red Garters (1954).
I didn't have a difficult job with this one but I hope you will excuse one or two abrupt endings - that's sometimes unavoidable and par for the course with DVD rips.
I would be very pleased if someone can find (or make) a better cover - the best one I could find is too small.
My rip at 320kbps - link:
http://rapidshare.com/files/316686041/RGST.rar
I hope you enjoy it.
Does anyone have a soundtrack recording of The Great Ziegfeld?
Thanks!
Aberdeennj
@ aberdeennj
Yes, someone does - our good friend Kelly. Go here:
http://kellysloungesoundz.blogspot.com/2009/03/sound-of-movies-great-ziegfeld-ziegfeld.html
and tell Kelly that Mel sent you.
THANKS Mel!
Not sure if anyone here is old enough to remember In Old Chicago. Its one of my favorite Alice Faye movies. Here's a link to the soundtrack recording.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/2wj3sw
Hi,
Wondering if anyone has the DVD rip of the soundtrack from GIVE A GIRL A BREAK (1953). It may have been posted before but is no longer accessible.
Thanks!
@ aberdeennj
You're welcome - and thank YOU for the link to the In Old Chicago soundtrack. It's one of the few that I didn't have!
Thanks for telling me how to post here, Mel! Here's Betty Hutton:
Betty Hutton - Somebody Loves Me (with other recordings):
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6XMLGCS4
Betty Hutton - The Blond Bombshell in Hollywood:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/jr5vkc
Does anybody have the soundtrack to "Show Boat" from the '30s? The one with Hattie McDaniel and Helen Morgan?
@ marklab
You said "the" DVD rip of Give A Girl A Break but I've never seen one around.
I think there may have been a soundtrack LP, possibly 10-inch, but I'm darned if I can find one now, so I'm going to pull out my DVD of it and try doing a soundtrack rip myself.
I can't guarantee posting it before Tuesday, or being successful, but stay tuned.
Request:
Tom Thumb - the 1958 OST with Russ Tamblyn and Peter Sellers.
Thanks in advance!
@ marklab
Well Rapidshare won’t let me download but at least it allowed me to upload…
Here you go - my DVD rip of the soundtrack of Give A Girl A Break (1953) - songs by Burton Lane and Ira Gershwin, additional music by Andre Previn and Saul Chaplin.
I occasionally included dialogue when it was an integral part of the number, here and there you’ll hear some sound effects, but all things considered it went reasonably well.
Ripped at 320kbps. Here is the link:
http://rapidshare.com/files/317073335/GAGABOST.rar
I hope you enjoy it.
@ gpdlt2000
There was a 12-inch LP issued by EmGeeEm of the soundtrack of Tom Thumb (1958) but to the best of my knowledge the entire soundtrack has never been reissued on CD; so, if anyone has a copy I hope they will post it here.
It's very rare, however - so I expect I'll be attempting another DVD rip...
Hi Joseph, and welcome to our shop.
Thank you for your Betty Hutton contributions, and for your request.
I haven't been able to locate the soundtrack of the 1936 movie version of Show Boat.
Perhaps your best bet is the 1932 version, available here:
http://singersaintsrecords.blogspot.com/2008/12/show-boat-1932.html
with Paul Robeson, Helen Morgan and James Melton.
Please drop by again soon!
A while back a link was posted to the soundtrack of Dancing Lady, one of my favorites. The link is no longer active. Could someone possibly resend it?
THANKS!
Aberdeennj
@ aberdeennj
I send you the DVD rip of Dancing Lady, I'm sorry but it's hard to have long takes...
Anyway, I hope that you'll enjoy it !
http://www.sendspace.com/file/0czb0e
@ Carline
Nice to see you here!
Thanks so much for helping with your DVD rip of The Dancing Lady.
Best regards.
@ mel
You're welcome, I try to do the best I can to assist and participate but you were faster than me for Give A Girl A Break rip !
See you soon
Mel,
RapidShare won't let me download yet either but I did want to thank you for your rapid share of GIVE A GIRL A BREAK. I look forward to it and appreciate your generosity with your time and your music.
@ Mel and all,
Here are the covers from the 10-inch LP of Red Garters.
http://rapidshare.com/files/317314158/Red_Garters_covers.zip
@ marklab
My pleasure - and I hope RS will give you a break after the weekend...
@ Buster
Many thanks for the Red Garters covers.
Any chance anyone can create a cover for Give A Girl A Break?
@ Buster
I hope you don’t mind what I’ve done by “doctoring” your front cover of Red Garters.
As C0lumbi@ Records had nothing to do with my effort, I thought I’d let P@r@mount Pictures get top billing:
http://rapidshare.com/files/317383545/PPRG.rar
@ Colonel Saunders
If you are still interested in Talk Of The Town (1942), e-mail me at
mel468 at g mail dot com
Carline,
Thank you SO MUCH for posting the link to Dancing Lady!!!!!!!!
@ gpdlt2000
As no one has responded to your request, here is my DVD rip of the tom thumb (1958) soundtrack at 320kbps.
I left a few sound effects and bits of dialogue in a couple of the songs, as removing them would have diminished their integrity.
Of course, there are the occasional inevitable abrupt fades-in and fades-out.
If anyone can find the original LP cover I’d be pleased if they could kindly share a scan of it here. The file includes a small image of a not very colorful front cover:
http://rapidshare.com/files/318963397/ts58OST.rar
I hope you enjoy it.
@mel
A trillion thanks for the Tom Thumb soundtrack!
I'll take it as a Xmas gift from (Santa) Mel :-)
Today I had a "most unusual day", so I thought I would share the soundtrack to A Date With Judy. Hope you enjoy!
http://www.sendspace.com/file/3tx3p8
Aberdeennj
@ gpdlt2000
Thank you for requesting tom thumb; because of your request my grandkids have fallen in love with the movie...
@ aberdeennj
Thank you for your "most unusual" contribution!
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Is anyone familiar with a website called called kazoolips.com? I ask because they are selling a soundtrack recording of The King of Jazz. I have been trying to get in touch with them for the past month to order the CD, but I never get a response. Does anybody have copy?
THANKS!
Aberdeennj
@ aberdeennj
Strange website, kazoolips.com. Screaming from the hilltops that they have a never before released soundtrack of The King Of Jazz (1930) (the CD cover pic is dated 2006) but there are absolutely no clickable links anywhere on the site. Looks like it could be still under construction.
Perhaps in a few weeks’ time they will be properly up and running…
One of the big musicals that still don't have their OST album, in spite of being one of the major MGM musicals of the Arthur Freed unit, with Astaire and Rogers, and music by Harry "42nd Street" Warren & the Gershwins! So, while we're waiting, I tried to put together sort of an OST album from different sources. A few tracks have been released on Rhino's Fred Astaire and "That's Entertainment" boxes, in great sound. On the more recent one of the two "That's Entertainment" boxes, they used a freshly unearthed version of the opening number "Swing Trot" that I added as a bonus track: It is much longer, but remastered mainly without the 'angles' that contained the whole string section of the orchestra and that are presumably lost. Any "Audacity" experts around? It should be possible to create a perfect stereo track out of these two released versions of "Swing Trot" ... :-)
As for the tap routine "Bouncin' the Blues", I used a rip of the movie's TV broadcast in non-English speaking countries, with an arrangement at the end that differs from the one on the version used for the "That's Entertainment" box, and, above all, without Fred's "Hey!" and "Yeah!" shouts while dancing. What remains, thus, is a pure "music and effects" track :-)
Enjoy, and: Merry Christmas!
Tracks:
01. "Swing Trot"
02. "Sabre Dance"
03. "You'd Be Hard to Replace" [extended]
04. "Bouncin' the Blues" [alternate arrangement, without overdubbing]
05. "My One and Only Highland Fling"
06. "Week-End in the Country"
07. "Shoes with Wings On"
08. "Concerto in B-flat Minor for Piano, First Movement"
09. "They Can't Take That Away from Me"
10. "Manhattan Downbeat" [extended]
11. End Credits
Bonus track:
12. "Swing Trot" [extended]
www.sendspace.com/file/ddptm5
Ooops, where did my header go? Ok, the movie & soundtrack in question are [b]"The Barkleys of Broadway"[/b] with Astaire & Rogers
@ Musical
You're right - I have not come across a soundtrack release of The Barkleys Of Broadway.
You have indeed filled a large gap with your assembly of the tracks listed above.
I am not sure which edition of That's Entertainment I have but when I have time I will check out the Swing Trot sequence and see if I can figure out whether I can successfully make a composite track with Audacity.
Kudos to you for your effort, and thank you very much for sharing it with us.
@ Musical,
Many thanks for Barkleys of Broadway - most appreciated.
FYI - there was a 78 set from this musical, and the songs were collected on one of the MGM musical sets from the early 70s.
A pair of Disney soundtracks, thanks to Rocket From Mars from way back in 2007...
Tom Thumb, LP @192 <---
The Sword In The Stone, LP @192 <---
Enjoy!
To my good friends and visitors, warmest wishes to you all for a very merry Christmas and wishing you and your loved ones peace, health, happiness and prosperity in the coming New Year.
@ filmpac
Many thanks for posting the tom thumb LP soundtrack.
Not Disney but a George Pal production.
Re The Barkleys of Broadway - Glad you like it! @Mel: The two different versions of 'Swing Trot' are actually both uploaded, so no need for digging out the two "That's Entertainment" boxes ... Unless you want to try stitching them together from the wav files. In that case, and if ever you want to try, just e-mail me.
Thanks for the two Tom Thumbs and all the other great info/posts here, and have a nice holiday!
Hi Everybody!
Thinking about something special to share with y’all as the year closes and to shake things up a bit at Golden Age, I decided on a Ben-Hur Special (for Rózsa completists). So without further ado: among the many existing Ben-Hur music issues, re-issues, recordings and re-recordings here’s what I consider to be the 3 most important and essential recordings every Ben-Hur Rózsaphile should have. A couple might have been posted sometime before here or elsewhere, but I submit them @320K and all neatly in one place folks: Sallie and Mel’s Golden Age of Hollywood! Why look elsewhere? (All uploads and rips from CD @320K are my own)
1. In 1991 Sony re-issued in one 2-CD package the two complementary albums of the original re-recorded music (not the OST) issued by MGM in 1960: Musical Highlights From Ben-Hur (MGM S1-E1) recorded by Carlo Savina conducting the Rome Symphony and More Music From Ben-Hur recorded by Erich Kloss (Miklós Rózsa?) conducting the Frankenland Symphony Orchestra (Sony re-arranged the cues from both albums chronologically). These re-recordings differ from the OST in that they were made with a different, richer orchestration, particularly the marches, which Rózsa chose to record with only brass and percussion for the screen presentation for “authenticity”, the music is therefore more concert-oriented. The quality of the recordings is excellent.(Original cover scan for More Music from Ben-Hur provided by Jim in the November postings of Vintage Vinyl – thanx!)
Miklós Rózsa – Ben Hur Complete Music From The MGM Presentation (Sony)- Original covers and Sony cover included
CD1 (101M): http://www.megaupload.com/?d=OJHDQ9KW
CD2 (99M): http://www.megaupload.com/?d=H1DUF7R0
2. In 1977 London 4-Phase issued new re-recordings of Miklós Rózsa conducting his music for Ben-Hur (with The National Philharmonic) and Quo Vadis (with The Royal Philharmonic). The importance of these more technically modern recordings (20 years after the original film recording) is that they were conducted by the Master himself as concert music without the time limitations that a recording for the film imposes on the composer, so notwithstanding personal tastes, in my view this is the definite version of the Ben-Hur (and Quo Vadis) music presented. To those accustomed to the soundtrack the tempi will sound slower, but the results are simply awesome: the Shofar and Fanfare intro climaxing in the Main Ben-Hur theme just sends chills down my spine. (Again, cover scans of the original London 4-Phase issue and Decca re-issue provided by Jim in the November postings of Vintage Vinyl – thanx!)
Miklós Rózsa – Ben Hur 1977 Re-recording (London) 97M
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZY4DVH8S
3. Finally, and to the jubilation of all Rózsaphiles, in 1996 Rhino finally issued the complete Ben-Hur OST: 2 CDs, 89 tracks, 2 and a half hours of music including outtakes and extended versions.
Miklós Rózsa – Ben Hur Complete OST (Rhino) Covers included
CD1 (157M): http://www.megaupload.com/?d=R0DKC6UJ
CD2 (154M): http://www.megaupload.com/?d=60R9DUN0
So there you are folks, hoping 2010 sees more sharing at Golden Age of Hollywood, here’s looking forward to a great new year and to our hosts, Sallie and Mel, ¡Salud!
Happy New Year!
Hi all - the latest obscurity over at the Big 10-Inch Record contains songs from a 1951 musical called Sunny Side of the Street. The main artists are Frankie Laine and Billy Daniels.
http://big10inchrecord.blogspot.com/
@ fpalafox
Many thanks for your bouquet of Rózsas, Francisco - what a wonderful New Year's gift for us!
Have a great New Year.
@ Buster
Thanks for the tip about Sunny Side Of The Street.
At your blog, obscurity rules. And I mean that in the nicest way, of course!
@ Mel - I'd like to recommend you having a listen to "Splendor" by Armando Trovaioli @ Vintage Vinyl.
It's a piano led score and very lovely.
Currently, it's the 2nd post on Vintage.
@ isbum
If I'm not mistaken, I got the Trovaioli from you some time ago...
@ mel - Oh, my. It's entirely possible. I love his music.
This one has a ragtime influence.
@fpalafox
The boot 3cd is interesting because we hear the score used in the film,the rhino CD's being the music recorded before the film mix:
way of the cross in 2 parts and a silence between fanfare and main title.
A fanfare is missing in the rhino CD's:when Messala arrives,at night with his legion,at the beginning of the film.
@georges:
You're absolutely right about the fanfare... very few people notice that. Back in 1996 when Rhino issued the complete OST I complained in some forum about the edition being called "complete" without the "Trumpeters of the legion!" fanfare (nitpicking, of course) and got some lame explanation/excuse for its absence which now is lost in some recess of my mind (I can't remember what it was!). Anyway, Rhino should be commended for the complete 89-track edition and I've got the old 35th anniversary edition LaserDisc which provides the isolated complete running filmscore; those, plus the other two versions (in the post) provide the complete and definitive Ben-Hur music collection for me! Regarding the bootleg you mention, I wasn't aware of it's existence.
I'm glad to see that there have been quite a few downloads of the Ben-Hur posts but your comment is the first one, so I appreciate it, Thanx!
@ Mindy
Here are the soundtrack recordings (not the commercially released ones) of the songs from Living It Up (1954).
Not my rip; thanks to the original uploader. 192kbps:
http://rapidshare.com/files/330552428/LIU54.rar
Look forward to the Hazell Flagg album at your shop.
Perhaps at some stage you could post the On The Avenue/Rose Of Washington Square soundtracks here?
May I throw a little "wish list" into the ring? Just in case ... ;-)
Hoping that everybody is having a good start into the new year!
The Original Glenn Miller Orchestra in True Stereo (Orchestra Wives & Sun Valley OST, hopelessly out-of-print ... ;-)
The Glenn Miller Story (Stereo version)
Mario Lanza - Greatest Performances at M-G-M
Frank Sinatra - The Soundtrack Sessions (Sampler on Bravura label, not the 6 CD box)
Here is the link to Mario Lanza in Hollywood
http://www.sendspace.com/file/i7a53t
and Rose Of Washington Square
http://www.sendspace.com/file/tj75hw
@ aberdeennj
Many thanks for Mario Lanza In Hollywood and Rose Of Washington Square.
I've been searching for the song Bayou Lullaby by Lanza and I'm hoping it'll be included in the Lanza collection.
Ah well, I'll soon find out!
Request.
Max Steiner's Bird of Paradise (score for the 1932 film).
Thanks in advance.
Mel,
Bayou Lullaby is a beautiful song, but unfortunately, it wasn't included in the Rhino release. It is available to download on Amazon. Here's the link...
http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Bayou%20Lullaby&rh=i%3Adigital-music%2Ck%3ABayou%20Lullaby&page=1
@ aberdeennj
Many thanks for your heads-up about Bayou Lullaby, but, as it happens, before I saw your post I scrutinized the internet with an intense scrute for it and was able to locate it!
Dear AberdeenNJ, Thanks a lot for your Lanza links! This is one of the few Rh*no CDs I failed to get since it was so soon out of print ...
I just lost one of my soundtrack recordings...Danny Kaye in Hans Christian Andersen. Not the Decca studio cast, but one taken straight from the movie soundtrack. Does anyone else have a copy they could share?
Aberdeennj
@ aberdeennj
Are you sure there was an actual soundtrack recording released of Hans Christian Andersen?
I'm not aware of one; only the Decca studio recording.
Mel, it wasn't a commercial release. I believe it was a dvd rip.
@ aberdeennj
I've never heard of it.
I can try doing one myself, though...
@ aberdeennj
Here is my DVD rip of the soundtrack of Hans Christian Andersen (1952).
Please note that it was not possible to remove snippets of dialogue and sound effects without removing some of the music as well.
I hope it meets with your approval.
320kbps:
http://rapidshare.com/files/334604794/HCAOST.rar
Mel, I can't thank you enough for creating this for me. I appreciate it SO MUCH!!!!!!!
Aberdeennj
@ aberdeennj
You are very welcome - thank you for requesting it; it is so different from the studio release that I'm happy myself to have it!
What is the process for ripping songs from a dvd? I'm thinking about buying all those great vitaphone musicals recently released by Warner Archives and creating soundtrack recordings that I can upload to my iPod.
@ aberdeennj
Very simple the way I do it. I load the DVD into my computer.
Using the free software Audacity, I record the sound, which I can edit, then save as MP3.
That's it in a nutshell but if you need more details I'll be right here to help.
I have another question. Do you have to record all the sound off the dvd and then edit off the songs into separate files? The last time I tried anything like this, I was a teenager ripping MGM musicals off the TV (late late show) with my portable cassette player!
Are there any fans of MacDonald and Eddy out there? If so, this one's for you. The soundtrack to one of their biggest hits at MGM....Sweethearts.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/ruihpj
Enjoy!
@ aberdeennj
No, I find it much easier to record one song at a time. You edit it if necessary by fading in at the beginning and fading out at the end and deleting unwanted noises wherever possible, then saving it as mp3/ogg/wav; giving the song a track number and title when saving (all of the above after you have opened a special folder for the project).
Well I remember taking my portable reel-to-reel tape recorder to the drive-in to record the entire soundtracks of movies via a microphone...
These days it's a whole lot more sophisticated with digital.
Have fun - and remember that I'm here to help you with any problems that may crop up.
@ aberdeenj
I'm probably the biggest Jeanette MacDonald - Nelson Eddy fan left...
Many thanks for Sweethearts.
Do you have any of the others?
Well, I'm not the biggest MacDonald-Eddy fan around, but any rare MGM soundtrack always appreaciated! Certainly when future "Scarecrow" Ray Bolger sings and taps along. Anyway, which hat did you pull this out of? LOL soundtrackcollector.com doesn't even list an album. DVD rip?
I got this as part of a trade with another collector along with two other MacDonald-Eddy soundtracks (Bittersweet and I Married An Angel) which I will gladly post if you're interested in them. At one time I used to have recordings of Girl of the Golden West and Balalaika too, but the CD-Rs were corrupted before I had a chance to copy the files to another medium. :^(
Yes, 'Bittersweet' and 'Angel' would actually be great! I love Rodgers & Hart, and one can never go wrong with Noel Coward ;-) According to what I read it seems like they left at least a bit of the original score in tact ... I could, just in case you shouldn't have it already, post the LP "CUT! Outtakes from Hollywood's Greatest Musicals" which included a cut number from Bittersweet.
@ aberdeennj
I second Musical's requests for Bittersweet and I Married An Angel.
Of all the EmGeeEm Jeanette MacDonald movies, I have never seen Angel - nor have I heard the music from the soundtrack - so this will be a treat!
@ Musical
I am intrigued by your LP CUT! Outtakes From Hollywood's Greatest Musicals.
Please post it here.
As promised:
Bitter Sweet -
http://www.sendspace.com/file/y8k6vp
I Married An Angel -
http://www.sendspace.com/file/45uznw
ENJOY!
@ aberdeennj
Many thanks for Bitter Sweet and I Married An Angel.
All I have to do now is try to find a video of Angel...
Dear Mel,
There is a classic album that is
almost impossible to find. Some cuts
are available on other albums.
The title is Great Motion Picture
Themes. It was produced by United
Artists in 1960. I'm hoping you might have a download for it. I have a well used copy of it on Vinyl. The album set the standard for Themes and
soundtrack recordings.
Thanks, AberdeenNJ, for Bitter Sweet and I Married an Angel! Just listening to the latter, including its dialogue sequences (Meeting the Guests). Need to listen to it again. But it seems to be hysterically funny! There's a very young Anne Jeffreys in the cast (who, btw, is still with us today).
Bittersweet's track 17 didn't download. Tried it twice. Could you possibly repost that one track?
Now here's to Mel:
CUT! Outtakes from Hollywood's Greatest Musicals
All 3 volumes. A real treat. Though I've got the LPs, or at least two of them, this is not my rip. Thx to the original uploader!
www.sendspace.com/file/4fiqoc
Tracklist: http://www.thejudyroom.com/discography/soundtracks/outtakes1.html
Remember that many songs are today also available on all those great remastered Rh*no releases.
Musical Guy
Sorry about that. Here's track 17 again -
http://www.sendspace.com/file/o75uoy
And now, anyone for a little Esther Williams in Skirts Ahoy?
http://www.sendspace.com/file/41fbpi
Enjoy!
@ Fred
I don't have Great Motion Picture Themes but I will keep an eye out for it.
@ Musical Guy
Many thanks for the Outtakes.
@ aberdeennj
Thank you for the replacement for the faulty track 17 of Bitter Sweet; and thank you also for posting Skirts Ahoy.
Hi everyone - I have another obscure musical soundtrack over at the Big 10-Inch Record. This one is called Tonight We Sin! Wait, check that, it's Tonight We Sing! Sorry, no sex scenes, but there are musical interludes with Ezio Pinza, Roberta Peters and Jan Peerce. It's good, actually.
http://big10inchrecord.blogspot.com/
Thanks, Buster!
@ Fred
Here you go, friendly Fred - Great Motion Picture Themes on YooAy, thanks to and courtesy of the Russian blog VinylForever:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZAZQ4KTE
The file size is enormous at 228.62 MB so it must be a high resolution upload!
Just when I think the well was about to run dry, Buster gives us another great soundtrack recording that I never knew existed. THANK YOU SO MUCH AND KEEP 'EM COMING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dear Mel,
Again you have come through big time. I didn't think you'd find it so soon. The sound is terrific given
the high resolution you indicated.
I converted the ACE files in short
order. You're a treasure trove of lost and buried recordings.
Thanks again!!!
@ Fred
Largely a matter of luck - I found it quite by chance.
Glad to have been able to help.
Hi Y'all:
Would anyone share The Godfather Part II? I'd appreciate it.
Thanx!
@ fpalafox
I found this - I think it's what you're looking for:
http://rapidshare.com/files/154972581/el_que_hecha_el_bolo_II.rar
Password:baskeardos.blogspot.com
@Mel:
Yes, it is... thanx so much!
Hi everybody:
A couple of requests:
Dimitri Tiomkin - Land Of Pharaohs (FSM Golden Age Classics 2CDs)
Dimitri Tiomkin - The Guns Of Navarone (Tadlow Re-recording with The Sundowners)
both @320k for upgrade (Got both at 192K)
Thanx!
hi,
does somebody have these old soundtracks:
love me or leave me
tea for two
yankee doodle dandy
state fair
thanks in advance
Ok Guys, here's another request:
The Adventures of Robin Hood (Marco Polo) @320K. This was posted by GSW last year (according to Filmscorium Excel spreadsheet)but the link is dead.
@GSW: could you re-up??? or could someone else share it?
Thanx!
@Rozsaphiles (and the rest of you):
Now that the frenzy for last weekend's Rózsa Treasury megapost has subsided (I think), I dare to humbly submit another Rózsa post (this was posted a couple of years ago according to the Filmscorium spreadsheet but the links are dead):
Miklós Rózsa - Sodom and Gomorrah (Complete)
Digitmovies 2 CDs (My own rip)
File Size:
CD1 - 122M
CD2 - 113M
Bit Rate: 320K
Links:
CD1: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CUGO6S80
CD2: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IMQDOY95
Enjoy!
@ Jarbie
Please accept my sincere apologies for not requesting your permission to post your magnificent and incomparable Bing Crosby discography. I can only begin to imagine how much hard work you put into it.
I can only say that, in my excitement of finding it, this clown (actually just another huge Bing Crosby fan) did the wrong thing by not directing people to your site instead.
I have deleted the Rapidshare link and hope you will forgive my slight.
Hi!
Anybody got Maurice Jarre's Is Paris Burning? (CD rip @320K)
Thanx!
@ Mel - I have a copy of
"Andre Previn with Voices" 1966 Lp
Drop me an email and let me know if someone else has shared this @320.
Thanks and I hope everything is swell with you my friend.
@ fplafox - I'll upload my Cd copy of "Is Paris Burning" and post the link here.
"Is Paris Burning"
Maurice Jarre
http://rapidshare.com/files/185265411/MJ_IsParisBurning.zip
@Isbum:
Thanx for your quick reply my friend!
@All:
Sometime last year, the re-recording of Miklós Rózsa's The Thief of Bagdad by Elmer Bernstein was posted (part of The Elmer Bernstein Music Collection). However it's not in GSW's Filmscorium spreadsheet updated to September (the last version I have). I would appreciate if anyone can provide the link to Disc 7 (the Thief Of Bagdad).
Thanx!
Here's the Bernstein:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/nvwub0
@Abby:
Thanx Abby. I seem to be having a problem downloading from Sendspace... the download quickly gets to 99%, but then it drops to 0% hangs there for a while and stops. Only happens with Sendspace. Same thing happened last weekend trying to download another file also from Sendspace. I tried downloading the file for several days at different times until I gave up. I thought something was wrong with the file, but now it seems not. Is anybody else having the same problem with Sendspace? Can you comment????
@Abby:
It's useless... if it's your upload, you think it would be possible to upload to any other host (Rapidshare, Megaupload, Mediafire)??? If not, thanx anyway!
This is beautiful! Thanks! Did anyone ever get the new DVD (about two years ago) which seems to come with a soundtrack CD, as recorded from the master tapes? I'd love to hear that!
@fpalafox / downloading problems: Maybe an unstable internet connection? Or just a full disc? ;-)
Once downloaded the file can be downloaded with Foobar.
@Musical:
Thanx for the comments; however, connection problems would affect all downloads. No disc space problem either..I've downloaded normally from all other hosts; the problem exists only when downloading from Sendspace! Maybe its the size of the files... both files I've tried to download are over 200M; could that be it?
@fpalafox To me it seems that connection instability might indeed have different effects with different upload sites. But then it seems strange that you downloaded each time till exactly 99%. I.o.w.: I don't know ... lol
Javier -- Did you get any response to your soundtracks request? I have 9 excerpts from "Yankee Doodle Dandy" soundtrack. Let's know if you're interested.
@kellyB
No, I didnt get any response
Hi, of course! Im interested in "Yankee Doodle Dandy" soundtrack, even the excerpts
Does anyone have the 3-CD set: Stand Up and Cheer: The Songs from Shirley Temple Films? While I'd love to have all three CDs, I am most interested in the first 6 tracks of CD #1, which comprise 6 or the 7 songs featured in Stand Up and Cheer;
1 I'm Laughin'
2 Baby Take A Bow
3 Broadway's Gone Hill Billy
4 This Is Our Last Night Together
5 She's Way Up Thar
6 Stand Up And Cheer
Unfortunately they chose not to include We're Out Of The Red, which is a great song.
THANKS!
Aberdeennj
Mel -- Can you or anyone re-up 'Livin' It Up'? It seems to have exceeded it's 10 download maximum. Many Thanks!
OK Javier -- Here's your "Yankee Doodle Dandy" link:
www.sendspace.com/file/cchhpv
Included album front cover artwork if that's of any use to you. There are other soundtracks on my blog:
kellysloungesoundz.blogspot.com
Go to Sound Of Movies on the labels column. Cheers
P@rgy and B@ss (1959 OST Extended/Reconstructed)
I finally tried to reconstruct an extended sountrack album of this hard-to-get movie. Sammy Davis, Jr. who could not appear on the soundtrack LP for contractual reasons (and was therefore replaced, on the album, by Cab Calloway) at last finds his due place with his two songs (and one line each in "A Woman is a Sometime Thing" and the "I Can't Sit Down" reprise) that I ripped from the video file. Also included are about a dozen of songs and musical scenes that never made it to the LP album and CD.
Unfortunately I only had a shortened video in mediocre sound quality. "Doctor Jesus" is missing, and it's all in mono. The movie was actually released in stereo in the 1950s. If a video in stereo exists and could be posted by somebody, it would of course be greatly appreciated :-)
I did not always replace the video rips with the better sounding CD rips, for example when they are part of a whole musical scene and a CD insert would have led to very audible cuts in the musical transitions.
However I did attach, as bonus tracks, the LP version of the Main Title, as well as Cab Calloway's two tracks.
Now, for the first time, enjoy Sammy Davis, Jr., Pearl Bailey, Brock Peters, Bobby McFerrin's dad Robert McFerrin, Star Trek's Loulie Jean Norman, and a whole team of dubbers in "P@rgy and B@ss"!
www.sendspace.com/file/63hkge
@ Mel - Here it is!
"Andre Previn with Voices"
By
Andre Previn
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=2W6CVCAS
Covers included.
@ isbum
Many thanks indeed, buddy - can't wait to listen to it!
@ Andre Previn,. Esq.
I didn't just LIKE the results, I LOVED them!
Thanks so much, isbum.
@ Mel - I agree!
Previn gave Mancini a run for smoothest vocal album of all time.
I am looking for Flying Down to Rio. Can anyone help me?
@KellyB
hi, thank you so much, im dowloading right now the yankee doodle dandy
can someone please post
Martha Raye: The Hollywood Years: The TV Years
txs
@ moift
I don't have Martha Raye: The Hollywood / TV Years but you can download The Voice Of Martha Raye from our good friend Buster's blog The Big 10-Inch Record:
http://big10inchrecord.blogspot.com/search/label/Martha%20Raye
REQUEST:
Gon3 with th3 Wind in the Charl3s G3rhardt v3rsion.
Thanks in advance!
@ Mel - Has anyone else posted a copy of "Ferrante and Teicher Love Themes from Cleopatra"?
Why do I ask? Heck, I'll just rip it!
:LOL:))
Tinkle Time! :)
Ferrante and Teicher
"Love Themes from Cleopatra"
1962 Lp @320
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Z52LRB0D
Here is the soundtrack to the great Kathryn Grayson's last film musical... The Vagabond King (1956)
http://www.sendspace.com/file/8rh0q2
Aberdeenj
@ aberdeennj,
Thanks for your recent uploads. Most interesting and appreciated. It was sad to read of Kathryn Grayson's death.
@ GSW
I tried to find a soundtrack of Flying Down To Rio but it seems that it’s non-existent - so I thought I would haul out my DVD of the movie to attempt a rip of the music for you.
Normally this is not a problem - I have, with a certain amount of experience, become quite adept at editing out unwanted sounds and making my rips sound fairly acceptable.
Not in this case, I’m afraid. It was a battle to do it because of a noisy soundtrack and the end results did not meet my standards, so I’m sorry, GSW, but this time I’m not going to post my efforts.
Perhaps next time we’ll be luckier…
@ isbum
Thanks for posting the Ferrante & Teicher. I''ve got an awful lot of catching up to do and I haven't heard it yet....
I think it may get more downloads if you share it at Lounge Legends as well.
@ aberdeennj
Thanks for The Vagabond King.
I'm looking forward to hearing it.
@ Musical Guy
Thank you for your Porgy And Bess soundtrack - look forward to hearing it.
@ Javier
I will be able to start working on some of your requests soon.
Which State Fair do you want - the 1945, the 1962 or both?
@Mel - Thank you for trying a rip of the DVD. I thought I had seen a soundtrack but I could be wrong. I was mainly interested in The Piccolino. Do you have a good recording of the song? I have never heard a recording other than the one in the movie, which I love.
Also, any chance you might have a recording of Marlene Deitrich's Hot Voodoo number from Blonde Venus? The same as the version in the movie? I was able to grab the audio from a YouTube clip, but it is not the greatest quality. Trying to find something better. To me the long orchestral intro before she begins to sing is the best part of the scene. Love the way it is orchestrated.
@ GSW
The Piccolino is from Top Hat, the soundtrack of which I have and will upload soon (please be patient as I have a lot on my plate in the real world right now) and the only other recordings of it that I have are two different ones by Mel Torme; so I will upload them too.
Sorry but I don't have Hot Voodoo.
@ aberdeennj: Thanks for Vagabound King! What a rarity again. No hint on the internet an OST even existed. Even with outtakes! Moreno seems to be dubbed by Eve Boswell, according to classicmoviemusicals.com.
NJ? I'll be there this weekend!
@ mel: You're welcome. Glad you appreciate! :-)
@ dreemfinder
Here you are - a re-up of Living It Up (1954) soundtrack, short and sweet.
Let's hope it stays up longer this time!
http://rapidshare.com/files/354700662/LIU54.rar
@ GSW
Here is the Top Hat (1935) soundtrack which of course includes the song The Piccolino. It’s an old rip from my LP that I did a few years back at 224 kbps.
http://rapidshare.com/files/354726472/TOP35.rar
If you love the song The Piccolino as much as I do I think you’ll probably like these two versions of it by Mel Torme. The first one was recorded as a single for C@pitol in 1950 with Pete Rugolo and the second for B3thl3h3m in 1957 from his LP Mel Torme Sings Fred Astaire with Marty Paich:
http://rapidshare.com/files/354711114/PICCOMT.rar
Enjoy!
@Mel - Thank you Top Hat and the Torme Piccolino versions. Downloading now so I haven't had a chance to listen to them yet.
I am losing my mind. When I requested The Piccolino, I was thinking of The Carioca, that's the one from Flying Down to Rio. If you have a good version of The Carioca would you post it? I totally understand you have a life outside of here so please don't feel any pressure. Whenever you get some spare time.
Mel -- Thanks for the Living It Re-Up!
thanks for martha. are there any other martha recordings out there? Jumbo, Dolly???
@ Musical
Glad to hear you liked Vagabond King. Enjoy your trip to the Garden State!
@ moift
What would you like - just the songs Martha Raye sings with Doris Day and Jimmy Durante or the entire album?
Her Dolly you are more likely to find at my neighbor Mindy's shop.
Okay GSW, as the track The Carioca that I ripped from Flying Down To Rio didn’t turn out as badly as one or two of the others, I’m relenting and you can hear it here:
http://rapidshare.com/files/355008341/CarryOhCa33.rar
I also have it by - you guessed it - Mel Torme, from his 1956 album Mel Torme With The Marty Paich Dek-Tette.
Let me know if you’d like to hear that too.
@ Javier
Here are your requests - not my rips; thanks to the original uploaders. I think they are all 320kbps.
Love Me Or Leave Me
http://rapidshare.com/files/355023216/LMOLM55.rar
Tea For Two
http://rapidshare.com/files/355034116/T4250.rar
Both State Fairs, 1945 and 1962
http://rapidshare.com/files/355048187/STFR45.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/355105052/STFR62.rar
Enjoy.
just martha's songs. thanks
@ moift
Here are the three songs that Martha sang (together with Doris Day and Jimmy Durante) in Jumbo (1962).
Not my rip - thanks to the original uploader:
http://rapidshare.com/files/355516124/MarthaBRJ.rar
Enjoy; and if you find any other Martha Raye material be sure to let us know!
I will also keep a lookout.
@Mel - Thank you for The Carioca. It didn't sound that bad, but I understand you not wanting to go below a specific point of quality.
I would be more than happy to hear Mel Torme's version.
BTW: Thank you for the 2 State Farms.
@ Dusty
As you requested Hollywood Hotel (1937) at the Filmscorium, here it is, at 192kbps,with thanks to the original uploader:
http://rapidshare.com/files/355567734/HHOST37.rar
@ GSW
You're welcome, and thank you - if all the other tracks came out as well as The Carioca did I would post them but I had difficulties, particularly with the title number, Flying Down To Rio.
Anyway, here are two other recordings of the song - the Torme plus a version by Jack Jones with Billy May.
http://rapidshare.com/files/355617069/CarryOhCaMTJJ.rar
Thanks to the original uploaders.
I think you’ll enjoy them.
You're welcome also for the two State Fairs.
@ GSW
And here’s another one - The Carioca sung by the great Fred Astaire himself with jazz group led by Oscar Peterson in 1952:
http://rapidshare.com/files/355627532/CarryOhCaFA52.rar
Although Fred and Ginger Rogers danced to the music of The Carioca, he didn’t actually sing it in the film - it was sung by (separately) Alice Gentle, Movita and Etta Moten.
@ isbum
I have finally found time to listen to the Ferrante and Teicher Love Theme from Cleopatra - actually I'm listen to it right now and am thoroughly enjoying their tinkling.
Thanks very much!
That's grand, Mel. :)
I'd share it at Lounge Legends, but my scanner turns the color red into plumb. The lp cover is mostly red, and I don't want to hear hissing or get my asp chewed out for providing a terrible looking cover.
I'll keep trying, maybe Jason can do some magic on it.
Hey Mel,
Just spotted your commment to Isbum there, which made me realise I've been neglecting this space. I'm a fan of Ferrante & Teicher, so thanks to Isbum for ripping it, and you for tinkling my attention :)
Got two questions for you mate, because I got a couple of items a month or so back. Have these been shared before?
(1) Guys and Dolls. We've talked about this one before. Rocket did an LP rip, and was it you who did a DVD rip? Please, please, forgive my failing memory. Anyhow, I have on my computer this release...
http://www.deltamusic.co.uk/cd-product-details.php?delta_product_id=1689&delta_search=guys&type=
(2) I have what seems to be a 2-LP album called "The CBS Album of George Gershwin", by Percy Faith & his orchestra.
Interested?
Guys & Dolls is @320.
Percy Faith is @192.
No problem if these have been posted before, like I said, I do get way behind. Plus my memory ain't quite what it was. Please advise my friend.
Hi filmpac,
Thanks for your message, been missing you.
When Sallie and I opened this shop, our first post was my DVD rip of Guys And Dolls. I was chuffed that it was so well accepted - I only did it because at that time I had never come across a proper soundtrack release. Subsequently, however, I came across a CD release with dubious origins (it was certainly not by an American record company, major or minor) and I think it was also a DVD rip, very similar to mine.
I don't remember Rocket contributing an LP rip of Guys And Dolls; there wasn't an LP release - the nearest to one was an EP with four songs on it and it was a studio recording.
I hope that clears up the confusion...
Although I have an enormous amount of Gershwin material, I don't have the Percy Faith double album and I haven't seen it around, so yes, I think it would be nice to have it here when you can spare the time.
My doc put me on Vitamin B12 + foric acid tabs for my memory. I don't know if it would work for you but I somehow don't think it does anything for me...
Thanks as always for your kind offers. It's good to be able to get "new" material to post here.
Cheers.
@ aberdeennj
My good friend, I am only now beginning to catch up with listening to music I have recently downloaded.
On January 21 you very kindly posted here the soundtrack of the obscure film I Married An Angel.
Unfortunately I have discovered that the only song from this film to become a hit and a standard for Rodgers and Hart, Spring Is Here, sung in the movie by, of course, Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald, is missing from the selection.
Not only is the soundtrack impossible to find elsewhere - it doesn't seem to exist (so I assume that yours was a DVD or tape rip) but I can't find a copy of the film itself either.
Would you have any idea how we could get hold of a copy of the soundtrack version of Spring Is Here?
@ mel - Okey dokey mate, here we go...
Percy Faith "The CBS Album Of George Gershwin" (1957), LP @192:
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?2zywj3dzd1d <---
Soundtrack "Guys And Dolls" (1955), CD @320:
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?fjtqoz0c0lz <---
Bonus, I just happened to also score this at an improved bitrate to what I had previously. Can go here too...
Soundtrack "On A Clear Day You Can See Forever" (1970), LP @320:
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?dwdobdajmxn <---
PS. Guys And Dolls comes with some bonus tracks, vocals by Doris Day, Frankie Laine and Robert Alda. Front and back covers included, as per that tracklist I posted above. Enjoy!
@ filmpac
Thank you very much for all these goodies!
@Mel - Thank you for the Astaire Carioca.
@ Mel
Please go back and listen to track 6 of I MARRIED AND ANGEL and you will hear jeanette and Nelson singing Spring Is Here. There are 11 tracks in total in the recordings. If any are missing, let me know and I will reupload it.
Aberdeennj
@ aberdeennj
Gracious, on reading your comment I took a look and I saw that track 6 is missing! No wonder I didn't hear Spring Is Here...
The link is still available and I have downloaded it again.
There are two problems that I hadn’t noticed previously. On extracting, tracks 06 and 10 “cannot be created as the parameters are incorrect” whatever that may mean.
Would you be so kind as to re-upload just those two tracks?
Thanks very much.
By the way, you guys in the US are so lucky…
TCM has scheduled the movie I Married An Angel to be shown on Thursday, March 18, at 1:45 p.m. Eastern Time. Get your DVMs or video machines prepared!
@ mel - Isbum passed on an email from you, don't see why we can't have this chat in public. Might help to clarify things for others too.
In reference to Guys & Dolls...
I mentioned Rocket did an LP rip, but forgot to leave the link. Here:
Rocket's LP rip <---
Now, let's take a look on Soundtrack Collector, here:
Soundtrack Collector <---
Both Rocket's LP (Motion Picture Tracks MPT-1) and the ASWAS CD I posted (Delta Leisure Group CD6733) are listed. And both are listed as legitimate releases, not in the later section often reserved for Bootlegs. Granted, both are on obscure record labels not seen before, so they could be "defacto" bootlegs, ripped directly from the movie.
A close examination of track timings shows Rocket's LP & the ASWAS CD to be remarkably close on most tracks. So, it seems possible to me that the LP provides the source for the CD. Erm, maybe.
Regardless, it seems to me that we now have THREE versions of Guys & Dolls, whereas once upon a time we were lamenting the existence of even ONE.
Assuming the other two are indeed defacto bootlegs, your own rip stacks up remarkably well IMHO :)
@ All - Sallie says...
No cursing in the Golden Age!
Hays Code, you see. ;)
@ filmpac
Subject: Guys And Dolls (1955) Soundtrack
Regarding the Soundtrack Collector page, the Decca/Brunswick/Ace Of Hearts and CID from France are all the same four studio recorded songs that I mentioned in my e-mail:
1. I'll know
2. If I were a bell
3. Luck be a lady
4. A woman in love
As for the others, the only legit record company in my opinion is R#in0. They would have obtained the necessary rights to release their tracks on the compilation disc. My ears tell me that the Delta Leisure Group is actually a bootleg, similar to my effort.
As for Rocket’s LP rip, it looks very interesting. I have never heard of Motion Picture Tracks International. I wonder how they could possibly have squeezed all that music onto two sides of a single LP…
I’ll have to download it and give it a listen.
Cheers mate.
@ filmpac
Okay, now that I've downloaded Rocket's LP of Guys And Dolls I can see without listening that the majority of the tracks are very short indeed...
@ Mel - It's the "Cliff Notes" edition. ;)
@ mel:
Here's a link to the I MARRIED AN ANGEL files. I hope they work for you this time.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/6tbiq7
Aberdeennj
@ filmpac
Listening right now to the Percy Faith. It's brilliant. Thanks very much!
@ aberdeennj
Many thanks for the re-up but I'm afraid I got the same result. You can see it here:
http://s985.photobucket.com/albums/ae333/mel468_bucket/?action=view¤t=IMAAzip.jpg
I don't know how to solve it.
The good news is that a friend in the US has kindly promised to record the film from TCM and send it to me.
@ aberdeennj
Update: I was able to repair the archive of track 10 but couldn't repair track 06...
@ mel - The colon characters (:) are illegal on a PC. WinRAR has an option to rename the track first, right click the track and select rename, and replace the colons with spaces. The extract should now work correctly.
Hope that helps.
Thanks, filmpac - I'll try that.
Thanks, filmpac - I'll try that.
Just tried, filmpac but when I right click the track this is what I get:
http://s985.photobucket.com/albums/ae333/mel468_bucket/?action=view¤t=IMAAzip2.jpg
No option to rename the track.
@ aberdeennj
Could I impose on your kind nature to upload just track 06, this time ensuring that there are no colons in the title?
That way it will be sure to work.
Many thanks.
@ mel
Here you go. I hope it works this time!
http://www.sendspace.com/file/7nro8s
Aberdeennj
@ aberdeennj
Got it! Third time's a charm..
Thank you so much.
@ Mel
for a categorist like myself it's high time i started to use these shops appropriately.
so i hope British Dance Bands fit here!
here's a fresh LP transfer of
The Young Mantovani 1935-39 in flac
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=S18LSFGS
see it at
http://akidfor2farthings.blogspot.com/2010/03/young-mantovani-1935-39.html
: )
@ anonymousremains
Thank you for visiting and for leaving the Mantovani link here - yes, I think we are flexible enough to fit British Dance Bands in; we're not restricted to sharing Hollywood material alone!
Good of you to give us a heads up to your blog too.
Best wishes.
@Mel
Hi, I just read the post about my request. Thank you so much for tea for two, both state fair and love me and leave me. Thanks again
do you know about Rhino Version of Yankee doodle dandy?, really makes me happy
thanks Mel,
here are the rest of my British Dance Band uploads so far
Its Five Fifteen & Time for Henry Hall.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=J7H8XV1U
Henry Hall & the BBC Dance Orch
http://rapidshare.com/files/299016596/HenryHall_theBBCDanceOrch.rar
Great English Dance Bands of the 30s
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=F8Y3LVSY
Best of the British Dance Bands
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MFPAR9T7
see them here
http://akidfor2farthings.blogspot.com/search/label/British%20Dance%20Bands
here's were i keep my Golden Age stuff
http://bittertofgeneralyen.blogspot.com/
including
Excerpts from
Fury (1936) music by Franz Waxman
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Y0FP49IG
@ Javier
You are most welcome, and I'm glad you're happy with Yankee Doodle Dandy.
@Mel
Yes, really it is a great soundtrack, I have a version which downloaded here, thanks to kellyB, that included some songs.
If you have the Rhino Version of Yankee doodle dandy, it will be wonderful
Could I prevail on some kind soul to re-post the Nelson Eddy & Jeanette MacDonald recordings of Sweethearts and Bitter Sweet? Somehow I missed them when first posted.
I could post Love Me Tonight, Rose Marie and Up in Central Park if anyone wants them.
@ Mindy
Here you are, with thanks to our friend aberdeennj who contributed them originally.
Sweethearts:
http://rapidshare.com/files/364429913/SW8391.rar
Bitter Sweet:
http://rapidshare.com/files/364453297/BITT0491.rar
With best regards and hoping you’re well.
@Mindy
Thank you for your tantalizing offer of the triple feature (Love Me Tonight/Rose Marie/Up In Central Park.
I'd be interested in all three but if that's too much, my preference is for the order in which you presented them. 1. Love 2.Rose 3.Up
@Mindy,
I too would LOVE to have all three recordings!!!!!!
While we're on the subject of Jeanette MacDonald, does anyone have a recording of The Merry Widow and Cat And The Fiddle soundtracks? They were released on an LP back in the 70's which I own, but I no longer own a turntable. :^(
@ Mindy
Looks like you've made an offer none of us can refuse...
@ Mel - My friend from Wisconsin who does Lp restorations has created a copy of "Saint Joan".
If you'd like a copy of his transfer, I could ask him to send you one.
If you are perfectly happy with the copy you have, that's fine Mel.
Just an offer, nothing more.
@ isbum
Thanks so much for thinking of me but I thanks to janus2810 I have a splendid copy. I appreciate the thought but really it's not necessary.
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