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by leonard feather Averase FROM THE MOVIES
THE I DON'T CARE GIRL — As Long As Yon
Care by Les Baxter (Capitol). LOVE MELVIN— sound track album* ( MGM ) Debbie Reynolds and Donald O'Connor provide some bright moments in this collection of novelties and ballads.
THE JAZZ SINGER — album by Danny Thomas'* (Victer). Hush-A-Byc by Bing Crosby & Fred Waring* (Decca); Stan Kenton (Capitol). This Is A Very Special Day by Peggy Lee** (Decca). / Hear The Music Now by Peggy Lee* (Decca); Karen Chandler (Coral). The Danny Thomas selections include the th Fee tunes lis-ted above, as well as Living The Life I Love and Oh Moon. Peggy wrote This Is A Very Special Day. Don't forget, by the way, that two of Peggy's eaflier big Decca hits, Lover and lust One Of Those Th ings, are also in the picture; and MGM Records, cashing in on Danny's soaring popularity, has put together a collection of performances entitled An Evening With Danny Thomas in which he does such old favorites as Singing In The Rain.
LILI — Hi-LUi-Hi-Lo by Lita Roza (London).
NIAGARA — Kiss by Toni Arden* (Columbia); Ginny Gibson (MGM); Dean Martin (Capitol).
Tiny Toni has one of her best sides to date in Kiss. PETER PAN — album by Hugo Winterhalter* (Victor).
Second Star To The Right by Deris Day* (Columbia); Don Cherry (Decca). Your M other And Mine by Lawrence Welle (Corai); Doris Day* (Columbia); Eddy Howard (Mercury). Never Smile At A Crocodile by Larry Clinton & The Paulette Sisters (Columbia). You Can Fly, You Can Fly, You Can Fly by Betty Clark (MGM); Ernie Rudy (Coral). Follow The Leader by Larry Clinton & The Paulette Sisters (Columbia); Jerry Lewis (Capitol). THE STARS ARE SINGING— album by Rosemary Clooney** (Columbia). Rosie sings Haven't Got A Worry and Lovely Weather For Ducks, from the score written by hitsmiths Jay Livingston and Ray Evans for the picture. Also in the album is the song thot led the way to her movie contract, Come OnA My House, which she sings in the movie.
THE STOOGE— album by Dean Martin* (Caoitol).
Dean only gets a chance to sing snatches of some of these songs in the rather chaotic picture; here you can hear them at length, to much better advantage. They are / Feel A Song Coming On; A Girl Named Mary And A Boy Named Bill; lust One More Chance; Who's Your Little Whosis; Fm Yours; I Feel Like A Feather In The Breeze; Louise, and With My Eyes Wide Open I'm Dreaming.
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