Broadway Melody of 1940 – MGM – OST – FLAC

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Broadway Melody of 1940 – MGM – OST – FLAC

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The tracks :

01. Cole Porter – Broadway Melody of 1940 Main Title (Extended Version).
02. Cole Porter – Broadway Melody of 1940 Medley The Wedding March Dance Hall Wedding (after George Bassman).
03. Cole Porter – Broadway Melody of 1940 Please Don’t Monkey with Broadway.
04. Cole Porter – Broadway Melody of 1940 All Ashore (Extended Version) (Roger Edens).
05. Cole Porter – Broadway Melody of 1940 Medley Scaling the Plates Bouncing Ball Fred in Manager’s Office (Georgie Stall Wally Heglin.
06. Cole Porter – Broadway Melody of 1940 Between You and Me.
07. Cole Porter – Broadway Melody of 1940 I’ve Got My Eyes on You.
08. Cole Porter – Broadway Melody of 1940 Italian Caf� Routine (Walter Ruick).
09. Cole Porter – Broadway Melody of 1940 I Concentrate on You.
10. Cole Porter – Broadway Melody of 1940 Begin the Beguine.
11. Cole Porter – Broadway Melody of 1940 Finale (I’ve Got My Eyes on You).
12. Cole Porter – Broadway Melody of 1940 End Cast (Between You and Me).
13. Cole Porter – Rosalie Main Title Hello, Football Fans.
14. Cole Porter – Rosalie It’s All Over but the Shouting.
15. Cole Porter – Rosalie I’ve a Strange New Rhythm in My Heart.
16. Cole Porter – Rosalie Close (Outtake Vocal Version).
17. Cole Porter – Rosalie Rosalie.
18. Cole Porter – Rosalie Why Should I Care.
19. Cole Porter – Rosalie Spring Love is in the Air.
20. Cole Porter – Rosalie In the Still of the Night.
21. Cole Porter – Rosalie To Love or Not to Love.
22. Cole Porter – Rosalie Bridal Finale (Oh, Promise Me Rosalie).
23. Cole Porter – Rosalie West Point Drill Routine (Original Version – Who Knows Hey Babe Hey) (Outtake).
24. Cole Porter – Rosalie I Know It’s Not Meant for Me (Outtake).

Edit: There are 4 tracks from the Broadway Melody of 1940 that are very early M-G-M experiments with stereo sound in December 1939 and January 1940. Not the equal in sound quality of what was to come a dozen years later but a definite improvement over the rest of the mono soundtracks. What a find this is for me.

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