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South Pacific (1958 Film Soundtrack)

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by: Mitzi Gaynor, Giorgio Tozzi, Muriel Smith, Bill Lee, Alfred Newman

Release Date October 24, 2000
If you love South Pacific, you will love this. It is the sound track from the 1958 movie, it would especially appeal to those who enjoy the movie.

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South Pacific: An Original Soundtrack Recording (1958 Film Version)

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by: Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein

Release Date October 25, 1990
If you love South Pacific, you will love this. It is the sound track from the 1958 movie, it would especially appeal to those who enjoy the movie.

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Rodgers and Hammerstein's South Pacific (The New Broadway Cast)

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from: SONY CLASSICS

Release Date May 27, 2008
As smooth a production as this current version is, even the Tony award winning Paulo Szot and perfect technique of Kelly O'Hara can't match the vocal beauty and excitement of the original cast. Of course the music is timelessly great but the woman who sings Bloody Mary doesn't capture the native sounding joy of the original. Ho-hum. I'm afraid broadway singing has gone the way of the rest of American culture - into mediocrity.

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South Pacific (Original 1949 Broadway Cast)

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by: Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein

Release Date November 10, 1998
great standard of the musical theater. Music and songs hold up well over time so new generations can enjoy this lovely story and memorable songs. a great addition to any music lover of the musical-comedy theater genre.

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South Pacific (2001 Television Soundtrack)

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by: Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II

Release Date March 20, 2001
A total waste. Glenn Close was too old, the rest of the cast dull. The one exception is Harry Connick who was ideally cast as Lt. Cable. The entire film, however is dreary and unmoving. Get the Carnegie Hall concert version with Reba. THAT is a masterpiece of a performance, and does true justice to this Rodgers and Hammerstein classic.

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Fine and Dandy: The Complete Recordings

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by: Everpresent Fullness

Release Date April 05, 2004
I'm an admirer of the many guises of Paul Johnson. From his pioneering surf with The Belairs and PJ & The Galaxies to his more recent material, Johnson has always operated with integrity and modesty.
This CD collects all the surviving recordings by his answer to The Lovin' Spoonful, Turtles, et al. The Everpresent Fullness (hereafter, EPF) were signed to the Turtles' label, White Whale Records. They were the victims of classic label indifference. The anticipated hit single, a Spoonful-esque refitting of the 1930 standard "Fine And Dandy," didn't happen, due to the horror expressed by the song's co-author, Paul James. In retrospect, this number is one of the group's weakest sides. It could've been a hit, as it was indeed commercial.
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South Pacific

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by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date October 24, 2000
If you love South Pacific, you will love this. It is the sound track from the 1958 movie, it would especially appeal to those who enjoy the movie.

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South Pacific

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by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date October 17, 1990
If you love South Pacific, you will love this. It is the sound track from the 1958 movie, it would especially appeal to those who enjoy the movie.

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Rodgers & Hammerstein's South Pacific

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from: Sony

Release Date March 20, 2001
A total waste. Glenn Close was too old, the rest of the cast dull. The one exception is Harry Connick who was ideally cast as Lt. Cable. The entire film, however is dreary and unmoving. Get the Carnegie Hall concert version with Reba. THAT is a masterpiece of a performance, and does true justice to this Rodgers and Hammerstein classic.

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South Pacific

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by: Original Broadway Cast

Release Date December 12, 1995
In reply to M.Clegg's contention with regards to the status of the stars of this great complete recording, I would like to point out that all the main leads, Justino Diaz (New York City Opera Production), Paige O'Hara (Australian production), Sean McDermott (The Pace Production - USA) and Pat Suzuki (Long Beach Light Opera Production) have all played their respective roles on stage in various productions. This is clearly listed in the booklet of the recording. On the contary, I find their interpretation to be vivid and compelling. A great recording.