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Classic movie musicals of Jule Styne.
- Title
- Classic movie musicals of Jule Styne.
- Author
- Styne, Jule, 1905-1994.
- Publication
- [New York] : JJA [Records], [1984]
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| Status | Format | Access | Call Number | Item Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Audio | Use in library | SNK16784 | Off-site |
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- Additional Authors
- Cahn, Sammy.
- Description
- 2 audio discs : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono; 12 in.
- Series Statement
- A Box Office production
- Uniform Title
- Musicals. Selections
- Box Office production.
- Alternative Title
- Musicals.
- Anchors aweigh.
- Tars and Spars.
- It happened in Brooklyn.
- Romance on the high seas.
- Two guys from Texas.
- Subjects
- Note
- Lyrics principally by Sammy Cahn.
- Contents
- Hit parade of 1941: Who am I? -- (1942) Youth on parade: I\u0027ve heard that song before. Priorities on parade: Conchita Lopez; You\u0027re in love with someone else; Payday -- (1944) Carolina blues: There goes that song again. Follow the boys: I\u0027ll walk alone. Step lively: As long as there\u0027s music; Some other time; Where does love begin? Knickerbocker holiday: Love has made this such a lovely day -- (1945) The Stork Club: Love me. Tonight and every night: You excite me; The boy I left behind. Anchors aweigh: What makes the sun set?; The charm of you; I fall in love too easily -- (1946) Tars and Spars: I\u0027m glad I waited for you; Love is a merry-go-round. The kid from Brooklyn: I love an old fashioned song. Earl Carroll sketchbook: What makes you beautiful, beautiful?
- (Cont.) (1947) It happened in Brooklyn: The Brooklyn Bridge; I believe; Time after time; The song\u0027s gotta come from the heart; It\u0027s the same old dream -- (1948) Romance on the high seas: It\u0027s you or no one; It\u0027s magic; Put \u0027em in a box, tie \u0027em with a ribbon. Two guys from Texas: I don\u0027t care if it rains all night; Every day I love you a little bit more -- (1949) It\u0027s a great feeling: That was a big, fat lie -- (1950) West Point story: B\u0027klyn; It could only happen in Brooklyn -- (1951) Two tickets to Broadway: Are you just a beautiful dream? Meet me after the show: Bettin\u0027 on a man -- (1954) Three coins in the fountain: Three coins in the fountain -- (1955) My sister Eileen: There\u0027s nothing like love; Give me a band & my baby -- (1960) Bells are ringing: Better than a dream.
- OCLC
- ocm11417055
- 11417055
- SCSB-5745738
- Owning Institutions
- Columbia University Libraries