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Scars of Dracula

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from: Import [Generic]

Release Date January 15, 2002

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Scars of Dracula

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from: Import

Release Date January 01, 2002

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Scars of Dracula

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from: Gdi Records

Release Date February 26, 2002

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Homage

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from: Mutable Music

Release Date January 23, 2006

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Songs and Sketches from the Hal Roach Films

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by: Laurel & Hardy

Release Date September 11, 2000
This one has sketches & a few songs; will bring up great memories. There is another CD AT THE BALL which is more tunes & songs with a rare sketch where they toured in Britain which I liked better. It has a jazzed up CALL OF THE CUCKOO which is a treat to hear BUT this one is still great stuff!!!

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Pillow Talk

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by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date October 08, 1996
ONLY 1 WORD CAN DESCRIBE THIS SET, FANTASTIC. A MUST FOR ALL FANS OF DORIS DAY AND ROCK HUDSON. WORTH EVERY PENNY, EXCELLENT QUALITY.

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Pillow Talk

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by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date June 18, 2002
If you enjoy hearing the "Pillow Talk" score while youre watching the movie, this box set will hold many delightful surprises. Some of the music that you barely hear under the dialogue is fabulous. My only complaint is the music under the "moment of truth" (when Doris discover's Rock's real identity) is missing. However, the second CD with radio snippets and Rock singing the songs make up for this omission. And the book included with the CDs has some rare photos and promo art.

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Romantic Side of Nashville

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by: J.W. Biddy

Release Date November 07, 2006
If you enjoy hearing the "Pillow Talk" score while youre watching the movie, this box set will hold many delightful surprises. Some of the music that you barely hear under the dialogue is fabulous. My only complaint is the music under the "moment of truth" (when Doris discover's Rock's real identity) is missing. However, the second CD with radio snippets and Rock singing the songs make up for this omission. And the book included with the CDs has some rare photos and promo art.

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Gay: The Beggars' Opera [Excerpts]

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from: Pearl

Release Date January 20, 1993
If you enjoy hearing the "Pillow Talk" score while youre watching the movie, this box set will hold many delightful surprises. Some of the music that you barely hear under the dialogue is fabulous. My only complaint is the music under the "moment of truth" (when Doris discover's Rock's real identity) is missing. However, the second CD with radio snippets and Rock singing the songs make up for this omission. And the book included with the CDs has some rare photos and promo art.

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John Gay: The Beggar's Opera; Edward German: Tom Jones (Highlights)

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from: Class. for Pleas. Us

Release Date August 05, 2003
By rights, this 1955 version of John Gay's much-adapted 1728 'ballad opera' should sound antiquated beyond redemption: the musical version used is Frederick Austin's well-worn, prettified (& verbally expurgated) 1920 arrangement, subjected to the indignity of being blown up from chamber ensemble to full orchestra; Sir Malcolm Sargeant's tempi are impossibly 'inauthentic' (ie. slow); there are numerous cuts even beyond Austin's omissions; & the 2 separate casts, of opera singers & actors, recorded in different months, are not always convincingly 'matched up.' Yet it's one of the most enjoyable recordings I know of.
A quick scan of the cast list(s) will tell you why: the singers include Elsie Morison, John Cameron, Monica Sinclair, ... Read More: