THIS COULD BE THE NIGHT – 1957 MGM soundtrack Julie Wilson & Ray Anthony

Cabaret Legend Julie Wilson, who passed away on April 6, appeared in two 1957 movies, “The Strange One”, the film version of Calder Willingham’s play "End as a Man" and the MGM musical drama “This Could Be the Night,” in which she played a saloon singer. The long out of print MGM soundtrack album of “This Could Be the Night” featured 6 rare vocals by Julie Wilson backed by Ray Anthony & his Orchestra.
In tribute to this unique singer & actress here is a link to the soundtrack of “This Could Be the Night”, mastered from a fairly clean MGM LP. I hope you enjoy it.

Recorded Directly from the Sound Track of the MGM Picture
THIS COULD BE THE NIGHT (FLAC format)
https://mega.co.nz/#!q58GiSzT!MszI1927xyNwvbDcG74tQIHjl38k4h3IuMEfhHA g64w
alternate 320 kbps MP3 file: https://mega.co.nz/#!b1kBBDoY!kuE8Kll4OJuh_ceim7gN5UJdFCixxRkgRXP_HYT bSSA

1. This Could Be the Night – (Nicholas Brodszky, Sammy Cahn) Julie Wilson
2. Trumpet Boogie – (Ray Anthony, George Williams) Ray Anthony & his Orchestra
3. I Got It Bad and That Ain’t Good – (Duke Ellington, Paul Francis Webster) Julie Wilson
4. Mambo Cambo – (Pete Rugolo) Ray Anthony & his Orchestra
5. Hustlin’ Newsgal – (George Stoll) Neile Adams
6. Blue Moon – (Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart) Ray Anthony & his Orchestra
7. Dream Dancing – (Ray Anthony, Don Simpson) Ray Anthony & his Orchestra
8. I’m Gonna Live ‘Til I Die – (Al Hoffman, Walter Kent, Marvin Curtis) Julie Wilson
9. The Tender Trap – (James Van Heusen, Sammy Cahn) Ray Anthony & his Orchestra
10. When the Saints Go Marching In – (arr. by Ray Anthony)
11. Just You, Just Me – (Jesse Greer, Raymond Klages) Ray Anthony & his Orchestra
12. Sadie Green – (Gilbert Wells, Johnny Dunn) Julie Wilson
13. Club Tonic Blues – (Marvin Wright, Jack Baker, Jack Mills) Ray Anthony & his Orchestra
14. Taking a Chance On Love – (Vernon Duke, John LaTouche, Ted Fetter) Julie Wilson
15. I’ve Got You Under My Skin – (Cole Porter) Ray Anthony & his Orchestra
16. This Could Be the Night – (Nicholas Brodszky, Sammy Cahn) Julie Wilson
17. Bunny Hop – (Ray Anthony, Leonard Aulette) Ray Anthony & his Orchestra

Muchas gracias.

Great share. Many thanks.

Thanks a lot.

Thank you!

thanks a lot

Thanks for the share. I knew Julie, and was deeply saddened when I was told that she had passed away. She was warm, kind, gracious, and hilarious. One night when we were chatting, I asked her how she got her start; the detailed story she related was fascinating and honest, without a hint of ego or vanity. Although a stroke and her advancing years had virtually stolen her voice, she never lost her art, and she could still deliver a song with keen insight and gut-wrenching emotion.

R.I.P. Julie. You were one of a kind.

Thank you so much for this. I never was able to transfer this from the 1986 MCA Re-Issue vinyl (under the MCA Classic Soundtracks mantle) to mp3! This is amazing. 🙂

Thank you share!

Wow!….Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!

this is great, thank you!

Thank you.