MRS. PARKER AND THE VICIOUS CIRCLE – 1994 – Mark Isham – (FLAC)

Track listing

1. Into Love…
2. The Algonquin Bounce
3. The Vanity Blues
4. Observation
5. The Smart Set Stomp
6. If You And I Were One
7. Day Dreams
8. Park Bench
9. Two Volume Novel
10. Into Love And Out Again
11. Benchley’s Blues
12. The Ballad Of Dorothy Parker
13. Lady’s Reward
14. The Vicious Blues
15. A Well Worn Story
16. He Didn’t Love Back
17. Two Wives’ Blues
18. The Algonquin Smart Set (Reprise)
19. …And Out Again

I would be grateful for the link. Thank you, sir!

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May I please have a link? Thanks in advance.

Can I get this score?

Could you send me the link, please? Thanks you very much in advanced!

Even though I already own this CD, I just want to chime in and compliment you on your taste… this is a GREAT jazz score. Fine choice!

Love the link, thanks again Nick.

A link would be very welcome!

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God, yes please! I love this score! Please, please, please!

Link please? Thanks you very much.

Even though I already own this CD, I just want to chime in and compliment you on your taste… this is a GREAT jazz score. Fine choice!
Thank you! Mark Isham is a fine musician!

Link received…thank you so much, Nick. 🙂

Would love to have this. Thanks!

Thanks Nick!

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Awesome sauce! I’ve been making-do with a 9 year lower-encoded rip of my CD, which is in storage. So pleased to have a higher quality rip of this. Thanks, Nick!

Link received.
Thanks for the share, Nick!!

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thank you very much.

DONE!

Not a request, just a question (I have this soundtrack and love it!): How much of this soundtrack is original music composed by Isham versus music by other composers as interpreted by Isham? Several of the tracks sound very much like they could have been written by jazz-age composers, but I can’t find any reference to a composer on this soundtrack other than Isham.

Not a request, just a question (I have this soundtrack and love it!): How much of this soundtrack is original music composed by Isham versus music by other composers as interpreted by Isham? Several of the tracks sound very much like they could have been written by jazz-age composers, but I can’t find any reference to a composer on this soundtrack other than Isham.

Isham started out as a jazz trumpeter, so I’m never really surprised when his scores have jazz elements.

Thanks Nick.

OK!

could you send me the link?
thanks in advance!

OK!

link received
many thanks

I would love to hear this!

Great share!!! Thanks, please!!!

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I would love a link for this if still available, thanks!

ooo! Requesting link, Nick! Thanks in advance!

May I have a link please? Thanks

Hi Nick. Could you please send a link? THanks!

Thanks very much Nick Vader! Awesome dude! :zilla:

Link received. Thanks.