The King Sisters - Aloha

Music by Alvino Rey

My Little Grass Shack In Kealakekua, Hawaii
Sand
My Tane
Sweet Leilani
Hawaiian Wedding Song
Song of the Islands
Hawaii Is Calling Me
Hawaiian War Chant
Farewell
On the Beach at Waikiki
Beyond the Reef
Aloha Oe

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Divorce Italian Style OST

Music by Carlo Rustichelli

Track List:

• Song of Love
• Traffic
• Funeral March
• Lawyers Prayer
• Trattoria
  
• In Love
• Murder of Wife and Love
• Music of Love
• Divorce
• Furtively
• Trial
• Deceit and Gossip
• Fefé
• Serenade
  

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The Anita Kerr Singers Reflect on the hits of Bacharach and David

What's New Pussycat?
Alfie
Are You There (With Another Girl)
In Between Heartaches
The Windows Of The World
Do You Know The Way To San Jose
Don't Make Me Over
Walk On By
Whoever You Are, I Love You
I Say A Little Prayer
The Look Of Love
A House Is Not A Home
What The World Needs Now Is Love


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Socarras and his Orchestra - Cha Cha Chas and Mambos

Cuban flautist Alberto Socarras, ads some classical flair to this enjoyable Latin dance platter.

A - You're Adorable (The Alphabet Song)
Algun Dia
Buck Dance
Hal's Cha Cha Cha
Mambo Impromptu
Nervous Gavotte Mambo
Par La Noche
Rose Room
Sixty Second Mambo
Tea for Two Cha Cha
Torero
Waltz in Cha Cha

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Cesar Romero - Songs by a Latin Lover

The Breeze and I
Brazil
Amor, Amor
Cielito Lindo
Jealous Cabellero
Mama Inez
Would I Love You, Love You
Yours
Rio De Janiero
Maria Elena

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THE MUSIC OF NINO ROTA (a BFG Mix)

Eartha Kitt - La Dolce Vita
Amarcord (Medley)
Franco Ferrara - Coimbra (suite) (from Il Bidone)
Guido E Luisa Nostalgico (from 8 1/2)
Noro Morales - La Dolce Vita
Le Le Notti Di Cabiria (from Nights of Cabiria)
Toby Dammit Theme (from LSD Roma)
Franco Ferrara - Come Tu Vuoi (slow) (from Rocco and His Bros.)
Radiolina di pupe (from Boccaccio '70)

I love Nino Rota's soundtrack music.

The plodding waltzes, rock, and 40's dance hall numbers. The eerie pre-psychedelic surrealist organ-jazz, drunk trumpet pathos, nods to Harold Arlen, and Perez Prado. Female scat vocals, and circus/carnival foxtrots. I chose some of my favorites here (plus a couple of covers). There are many more. A brief sampling.

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