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Original score composed by Hugh Martin & Ralph Blane.Origin ... Read more

Original score composed by Hugh Martin & Ralph Blane.Originally released on Capitol (W930). Includes liner notes by Hugh Martin.All tracks have been digitally remastered.Some soundtracks are more interesting for the people involved with them than for the music they contain. Such is the case with the modest movie musical The Girl Most Likely, which opened in late 1957 and spawned a soundtrack album in early 1958. The film was a remake of the 1941 comedy Tom, Dick and Harry, about a woman, played by a non-singing Ginger Rogers, who struggles to make up her mind among three suitors. The new version starred the reliable Jane Powell, the songs were written by the team of Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane, best-known for Meet Me in St. Louis ("Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," "The Trolley Song"), and the music was arranged and conducted by Nelson Riddle, who did similar duties for albums by Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, and others. The result was a group of competently sung, pleasant enough songs that touched upo Minimize

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Electronics Cameras Computers Software Housewares Sports DVDs Music Books Games Toys in titles descriptions Company Info |Checkout Info |Shipping Info |Return Policy |FAQ's Add us as a favorite seller By continuing with your purchase using the eBay Buy It Now button, you agree to the Buy Terms of Use at http://stores.ebay.com/Buys-Internet-Superstore/Terms.html . Ultimate Most Relaxing Classical Music In The Universe - Various THIS IS A BRAND NEW UNOPENED ITEM. Buy SKU: 204045150 If you want ad Minimize

The penultimate pairing in Ace's series of 2-On-1 reissues ... Read more

The penultimate pairing in Ace's series of 2-On-1 reissues of the original Scepter albums of the Shirelles brings together two highly acclaimed, and very rare, albums that came out on Scepter's budget label, Pricewise, during a time that the group was in litigation with the company and refused to record any new songs.Swing The Most and Hear And Now were budget only in name, as the repertoire is of the same high quality as anything found on their official Scepter albums. In fact, many Shirelles fans consider these to be two of the very best albums of the girls' entire career.Many of the tracks were unissued prior to their appearance on this album including their original versions of Oh Not Not My Baby (Maxine Brown), Get Rid Of Him (Dionne Warwick) , That Boy Is Messin' Up My Mind (The Orchids) and His Lips Get in The Way (Bernadette Castro).The selections also include several Shirelles hits that never appeared on their Scepter albums, including What Does A Girl Do and Sha-La-La (covered in the UK by Manfred Mann).Swing the Most and Hear And Now were originally issued in mono only, but we have done our best to locate all the stereo masters that still exist for these tracks and present them here wherever possible in full stereo.This is another valuable addition to a series that will conclude in early 2010 with the pairing of The Shirelles Sing the Golden Oldies and their live album, Spontaneous Combustion. Minimize

Dashboard Confessional: Chris Carrabba (vocals, guitar).Add ... Read more

Dashboard Confessional: Chris Carrabba (vocals, guitar).Additional personnel: Dan Bonebrake (bass, background vocals); Mike Marsh (drums, background vocals); Jolie Lindholm (background vocals).Personnel: Mike Marsh (drums, background vocals); Jolie Lindholm, Dan Bonebrake (background vocals).Photographer: Ryan Joseph Shaughnessy.It will always be a difficult gambit writing intelligent, heartrending indie-rock guitar ballads wrought with agony without resorting to pretension, syrupy self-pity, or both. Dashboard Confessional manages to avoid such pitfalls with insightful, poignantly etched stories of the end of love and the edge of love, elegantly playing with words while keeping hackneyed lines and cornball moments at bay. DC's second album, THE PLACES YOU HAVE COME TO FEAR THE MOST, continues the Vagrant label's ascent into the forefront of earnest, emotional indie rock.Dashboard Confessional is actually the vehicle for the musings of one man, Chris Carrabba. The frontman for at least two Florida rock bands, Minimize

16 Most Requested Songs is a midline-priced collection that ... Read more

16 Most Requested Songs is a midline-priced collection that spotlights many of Mitch Miller's best-known and most popular performances for Columbia Records, including "Yellow Rose of Texas," "Do-Re-Mi," "Shine on Harvest Moon/For Me and My Gal," "You Are My Sunshine," and "Side by Side." Although it's far from a perfect retrospective of his career, it's still a nice sampler of familiar items, and it may satisfy the needs of some casual fans who only want the hits. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine Minimize

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While this 20-track compilation does cover Petula Clark's m ... Read more

While this 20-track compilation does cover Petula Clark's most commercially successful era (the early '60s through the early '70s) and has the half-dozen or so hits for which she's most internationally famous, there are some obvious flaws that make it an imperfect best-of. First, it's missing two of her U.S. Top Twenty hits, "Sign of the Times" and "Kiss Me Goodbye" -- inexcusable omissions, even if those weren't hits in the U.K. and this CD is oriented toward the British/European market. Second, in their place are some less interesting covers of songs heavily identified with other stars, such as the Beatles' "Yesterday," Joe South's "Games People Play," and "The Boy from Ipanema" (retitled from the original "The Girl from Ipanema"). If the idea was to put it in a few songs that were less predictable than the usual greatest hits, there were other cuts that would have made much better selections, like the mid-'60s track "Heart" (her best rock-oriented recording) or another of her pre-"Downtown" hits ("Sailor" Minimize

Release Date: 2006-07-18, Audio CD, Emd Int'l

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Although this is for the most part a good compilation of material from Buffy Sainte-Marie's most prominent decade as a recording artist (1964-1973), there are a couple problems that keep this from being as definitive an overview of the era as a single-disc anthology should be. First, it's a bit on the short side, with 15 songs and 50 minutes of playing time. Second, it inexplicably omits one of her most famous songs, "Until It's Time for You to Go." Otherwise, much of her very best and most renowned early work is here, including "Universal Soldier," "Now That the Buffalo's Gone," "Cod'ine," "My Country; 'Tis of Thy People You're Dying," and "Little Wheel Spin and Spin." With so much Vanguard material to choose from, any best-of selection beyond the handful of most famous songs is bound to be debatable, but the covers of Neil Young's "Helpless" and Joni Mitchell's "(He Played Real Good) For Free" are idiosyncratic selections (Mitchell's "The Circle Game," also included, carries some historical weight as one of Minimize

Although this is for the most part a good compilation of ma ... Read more

Although this is for the most part a good compilation of material from Buffy Sainte-Marie's most prominent decade as a recording artist (1964-1973), there are a couple problems that keep this from being as definitive an overview of the era as a single-disc anthology should be. First, it's a bit on the short side, with 15 songs and 50 minutes of playing time. Second, it inexplicably omits one of her most famous songs, "Until It's Time for You to Go." Otherwise, much of her very best and most renowned early work is here, including "Universal Soldier," "Now That the Buffalo's Gone," "Cod'ine," "My Country; 'Tis of Thy People You're Dying," and "Little Wheel Spin and Spin." With so much Vanguard material to choose from, any best-of selection beyond the handful of most famous songs is bound to be debatable, but the covers of Neil Young's "Helpless" and Joni Mitchell's "(He Played Real Good) For Free" are idiosyncratic selections (Mitchell's "The Circle Game," also included, carries some historical weight as one of Minimize

Easily the most beloved duo in soul history, Sam & Dave (vo ... Read more

Easily the most beloved duo in soul history, Sam & Dave (vocalists Sam Moore and Dave Prater) had a remarkable run in the late 1960s, with stone cold R&B classics like "You Got Me Hummin'," "I Thank You," and, most notably, the horn-laden classic "Soul Man," all of which appear on this excellent two-disc 2006 compilation from Rhino Records. The set also includes the passionate "I Can't Stand Up for Falling Down" (later covered by Elvis Costello) and the gloriously funky "Soul Sister, Brown Sugar," along with a number of underrated gems (the sauntering "I Got Everything I Need," the uplifting "This Is Your World"). For listeners seeking more than the 16-track VERY BEST OF SAM & DAVE, but less than the 50-track SWEAT 'N' SOUL anthology, DEFINITIVE SOUL is the perfect Sam & Dave collection. Minimize

The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year is a new collection of ... Read more

The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year is a new collection of Christmas standards performed by Scott Weiland, front man for Stone Temple Pilots. In the spirit of the greatest holiday crooners, The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year covers a variety of styles including big band swing, orchestrated ballads, reggae, bossa nova and more, all delivered with surprising ease by Scott Weiland. Minimize

Limited two CD release in special packaging. 2011 release f ... Read more

Limited two CD release in special packaging. 2011 release from Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe (AKA Pet Shop Boys) , the music for their first ever full-length ballet, The Most Incredible Thing is a collaboration with choreographer Javier De Frutos and Britain's leading contemporary dance theatre, Sadler's Wells. Based on the Hans Christian Anderson story of the same title. Tennant and Lowe proposed Andersen's story as the basis for a new ballet to Sadler's Wells in London in 2007 after a friend, the then Royal Ballet principal, Ivan Putrov, asked Neil Tennant if Pet Shop Boys would consider writing a piece of music for him to dance to at Sadler's Wells. The story is about a competition in a mythical kingdom where the King announces that whoever invents the most incredible thing will win the hand of the Princess in marriage and half of the Kingdom. What follows is creative, destructive but ultimately happy. Minimize

It's NOFX!!! You know, one of the most imitated punk bands ... Read more

It's NOFX!!! You know, one of the most imitated punk bands of the last 25 years, beloved by droves of loyal fans, the standard bearer in the independent music scene, among the most influential and often controversial bands of their time, the most widely traveled group around, the authors of countless hit songs. Yeah, them. They've got a prodigious resume to be sure and an extensive catalog to back it up: 11 full length studio albums, 2 live records, 13 EP's, and so many 7in it'll give you a headache trying to remember them all. With so many odds and ends out there, Fat Mike decided it would be nice to cull the majority of their EP's into one release, The Longest EP. A collection of 30 songs, The Longest EP spans NOFX's first Fat Wreck Chords release The PMRC Can Suck on This to their latest Cokie the Clown. It includes 8 tracks that have never been available on CD or digitally and 2 songs previously unreleased in any format. The albums title continues the bands trademark witticisms with the play on the title of NOFX's most popular EP, The Longest Line, which itself is included amongst the impressive track listing. In addition, NOFX commissioned the original artist that illustrated the now famous cover for The Longest Line to create the artwork for The Longest EP/ With an ardent and extensive fan base, NOFX's releases are always met with great anticipation and The Longest EP will be no different. Just up to the ante, the vinyl version will be a pressing limited to 2000, which will drive it's collectability through the roof. Minimize

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Product Category :Music UPC :018111986021 Title :The Most Beautiful Melodies of Classical Music: The Four Seasons Voices of Spring (Box Set)EAN :0018111986021 Creator :Composer: Antonio Vivaldi, Compo Format :Box set Label :Delta Release Date :2000-12-06 Discs :2 Binding :Audio CD List Price (MSRP) :7.98 Height :0.5400 inches Width :4.9700 inches Length :5.5500 inches Weight :0.1800 pounds Keywords :Classical, Dance Electronic Condition :New TRUSTED SELLER with Fast Shipping from our state of t Minimize

Although the early-'90s compilation That's How It Is: The C ... Read more

Although the early-'90s compilation That's How It Is: The Chess Years was a solid grouping of Laura Lee's most essential mid- to late-'60s recordings, the 2006 Very Best of Laura Lee is a 21-track anthology from the U.K. has a slight edge. It not only has everything from That's How It Is (including all of her Chess chart singles), but also adds five additional songs. Lee is the kind of singer who appeals more to soul cultists than general soul and pop enthusiasts, as her voice and tough persona were more distinctive than her somewhat average (if earthy) material and Southern soul arrangements. But the cuts that Lee fans will want to hear from her early career are here, including the slightly salacious "Dirty Man" and "Wanted: Lover, No Experience Necessary," along with perhaps her most distinctive Chess outing, "Up Tight, Good Man" (famed for its dramatic spoken middle section). This doesn't have her most famous song and biggest hit ("Women's Love Rights"), however, as that was done in the early '70s, after s Minimize

The upcoming album arrives as the most anticipated 2010 roc ... Read more

The upcoming album arrives as the most anticipated 2010 rock release, so far. The debut single from the 10 song disc, "Cryin' Like A Bitch," is already blowing the doors off rock radio and the digital domain, furthering the Boston Band's record-breaking streak at the coveted Active Rock format. The punishing anthem, which debuted a mere three weeks ago as the most added new Active Rock single of the year, has already blazed to the Top 5 tier of the chart. "Cryin' Like A Bitch" is the 15th Top Five hit for the group, more than franchise artists such as Linkin Park, Foo Fighters, and others. It also marks Godsmack's record-breaking 18th Top 10 single of their career, extending their dominance as creators of the most Top 10 hits in Active rock history. Produced by Dave Fortman, who has worked with Mudvayne, Evanescence, and Simple Plan, among others, The Oracle is another lyrical and musical touchstone for the four member band. The new album revels in Godsmack's scorching underpinnings, served up via frontman Sully Erna's monster-vocals on the scathing new single, "Cryin' Like A Bitch," and other songs, including "Saints And Sinners," "War And Peace," "Devil's Swing," and "Good Day To Die." The Oracle is the band's first studio album since 2006's Godsmack IV, another platinum-plus trailblazer for the group, debuting at #1 on the Billboard Top albums chart (their 2nd #1 debut following 2003's Faceless) and harking back to the signature sound of multiplatinum masterpieces like their 5 million selling breakthrough debut album and 2000's AwakeConsidered one of the definitive alternative hard rock bands in contemporary music, The band's 12 year legacy - guided by fearless founder and frontman Sully Erna, includes nearly 15 million albums sold - highlighted by scores of sold-out international concerts, countless successful tours, a remarkable 18 hit singles, 4 platinum records, 1 gold EP and three Grammy nominations. Minimize