Soundtrack, from imdb:
Sing Sing Sing (With a Swing)
Written by Louis Prima
Performed by Nelson Roque and the Hollywood Hills High School Band
Getting Off
Written and Performed by Standfast
Courtesy of Cheap Lullaby
By arrangement with The Orchard
I'm Getting Sentimental Over You
Written by Ned Washington, George Bassman
Performed by Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
Courtesy of Bluebird/Novus/RCA Victor
By arrangement with SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Sparkling Brass
Written by Malcolm Lockyer
Courtesy of First Com Music
Sandy L
Written and Performed by Kathryn Williams
Courtesy of Cheap Lullaby
By arrangement with The Orchard
The Sliding Mr. Bones
Written by Malcolm Lockyer
Courtesy of First Com Music
Teenager
Written by Kenneth Essex
Courtesy of DeWolfe Music
Cobra
Written by Brian Tarquin and Chris Ingram
Performed by Asphalt Jungle
Courtesy of Cleopatra Records
By arrangement with The Orchard
Messiah Hallelujah Chorus
Written by George Frideric Handel (as George Frederic Handel)
Performed by Malcolm Sargent (as Sir Malcolm Sargent) & Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Courtesy of Reader's Digest Music
By arrangement with The Orchard
Party Mood
Written by Jack Trombey
Courtesy of DeWolfe Music
The Shepherd Girl
Traditional
Arranged by Cheng Yu
Courtesy of Extreme Production Music
Tam Tam
Written by David Arnold
Courtesy of APM Music
Chun Ying Zhuan (He Zou)
Written and Performed by Luo Tian Ping
Courtesy of China Record Co., Guangzhou
By arrangement with The Orchard
Caro Nome
Written by Giuseppe Verdi
Courtesy of Extreme Production Music
Swing By
Written by Bob Holroyd
Courtesy of APM Music
We Could Be Falling in Love
Written by Thomas Hirschmann (as Tom Hirschmann) and Stuart Hart
Performed by Selectracks Studio Ensemble featuring Dana Paul on vocals
Courtesy of Selectracks
911 Swing
Written by Steve Sidwell
Courtesy of Non Stop Music
Count Me In
Written by Frank Mizen
Courtesy of Non Stop Music
Cheers
Composed by Roger Webb
Courtesy of De Wolfe Music
You Better
Written and Performed by DJ Kam
Courtesy of Cleopatra Records
By arrangement with The Orchard
Sing Sing Sing
Written by Louis Prima
Performed by Jack Antonoff with Jon Shiffman and Steel Train
Published by EMI Music Publishing
Jack Antonoff appears courtesy of Drive-Thru Records
NY Psycho Freylekhs
Performed by The Klezmatics
Courtesy of Rounder Records
By arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group
How many of these would fit in a very conservative standards format? The music in this movie was so good. At least some of it. I can't tell which ones were the good ones.
And I'm not saying any broadcast radio station would sound this good full time. A special show might include all of these.
Sing Sing Sing (With a Swing)
Written by Louis Prima
Performed by Nelson Roque and the Hollywood Hills High School Band
Getting Off
Written and Performed by Standfast
Courtesy of Cheap Lullaby
By arrangement with The Orchard
I'm Getting Sentimental Over You
Written by Ned Washington, George Bassman
Performed by Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra
Courtesy of Bluebird/Novus/RCA Victor
By arrangement with SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Sparkling Brass
Written by Malcolm Lockyer
Courtesy of First Com Music
Sandy L
Written and Performed by Kathryn Williams
Courtesy of Cheap Lullaby
By arrangement with The Orchard
The Sliding Mr. Bones
Written by Malcolm Lockyer
Courtesy of First Com Music
Teenager
Written by Kenneth Essex
Courtesy of DeWolfe Music
Cobra
Written by Brian Tarquin and Chris Ingram
Performed by Asphalt Jungle
Courtesy of Cleopatra Records
By arrangement with The Orchard
Messiah Hallelujah Chorus
Written by George Frideric Handel (as George Frederic Handel)
Performed by Malcolm Sargent (as Sir Malcolm Sargent) & Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Courtesy of Reader's Digest Music
By arrangement with The Orchard
Party Mood
Written by Jack Trombey
Courtesy of DeWolfe Music
The Shepherd Girl
Traditional
Arranged by Cheng Yu
Courtesy of Extreme Production Music
Tam Tam
Written by David Arnold
Courtesy of APM Music
Chun Ying Zhuan (He Zou)
Written and Performed by Luo Tian Ping
Courtesy of China Record Co., Guangzhou
By arrangement with The Orchard
Caro Nome
Written by Giuseppe Verdi
Courtesy of Extreme Production Music
Swing By
Written by Bob Holroyd
Courtesy of APM Music
We Could Be Falling in Love
Written by Thomas Hirschmann (as Tom Hirschmann) and Stuart Hart
Performed by Selectracks Studio Ensemble featuring Dana Paul on vocals
Courtesy of Selectracks
911 Swing
Written by Steve Sidwell
Courtesy of Non Stop Music
Count Me In
Written by Frank Mizen
Courtesy of Non Stop Music
Cheers
Composed by Roger Webb
Courtesy of De Wolfe Music
You Better
Written and Performed by DJ Kam
Courtesy of Cleopatra Records
By arrangement with The Orchard
Sing Sing Sing
Written by Louis Prima
Performed by Jack Antonoff with Jon Shiffman and Steel Train
Published by EMI Music Publishing
Jack Antonoff appears courtesy of Drive-Thru Records
NY Psycho Freylekhs
Performed by The Klezmatics
Courtesy of Rounder Records
By arrangement with Ocean Park Music Group
How many of these would fit in a very conservative standards format? The music in this movie was so good. At least some of it. I can't tell which ones were the good ones.
And I'm not saying any broadcast radio station would sound this good full time. A special show might include all of these.