Get out your handkerchiefs.

Soundtrack also contains two suites from Sirk's "Interlude."

1. Main Title (Vocal by Earl Grant)
2. Home From The Beach
3. Disappointed
4. Rejected
5. Break-Up
6. Success
7. Lovely
8. Wishing Star
9. Being Childish
10. The Truth/Heartbreak
11. Secrets
12. Trouble With The World (Vocal by Mahalia Jackson)
13. Going to Blory & End Title
14. Interlude (Suite 1)
15. Interlude (Suite 2)

Click here (https://mega.co.nz/#F!79ACVTLL!gqQcH1YE0pbWMzmN26ZDSg) for the link.

Yours in Sirk,
Scott

thank you from hell!

thank you from hell!
Keep my bungalow warm. I'll see you soon!

Hello, Creedmoor,

This is a great soundtrack, one of my favourites, I like the movie itself but the music is marvellous, especially the main title.

Thank again for sharing this score with us.

Daniel (turner6).

Hello, Creedmoor,

This is a great soundtrack, one of my favourites, I like the movie itself but the music is marvellous, especially the main title.

Thank again for sharing this score with us.

Daniel (turner6).
This is Sirk's unsurpassable melodramatic satire and at the time of its release, Universal Pictures biggest grosser. I marvel at the way Sirk and DP Russell Metty use light and color to hold the schmaltz together. And if Mahalia Jackson belting out Trouble With the World as they lay sweet Annie to rest (SPOILER ALERT!) doesn't move you, nothing will.

Thank you!

Thanks for another appreciated post !

Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for this

Thank you, Yen_!

Thank you so much!

Thanks.

Douglas Sirk's melodramas were very popular in Greece.
Especially "All That Heaven Allows" and "Imitation of Life" met enormous success.
Thank you very much for the "Douglas Sirk steak", my friend.

Many thanks !

Thank you, Creedmoor for this unique post.

Thanks for the great upload.

Thanks for sharing this,Scott. I've already got this title. Here's the rear cover.



This front Cover slightly different than the one in Yen's post.



The LP Jacket Rear

Thanks for the score and the covers.

Great movie.

Thank you.

thank you

It was a long time that I was looking for, thank for sharing

The Douglas Sirk and Frank Skinner tear-jerker collaborations are wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing this, Creedmoor!

link no longer works :(

Link is still working here:

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