- MGM Jubilee Overture
- The Trolley Song (from Meet Me in St. Louis)
- Steppin' Out With My Baby (Easter Parade)
- The Heather on the Hill (Brigadoon)
- Barn Dance
- You're Sensational (High Society)
- I Got Rhythm (Girl Crazy)
- Singin' in the Rain (Singin' in the Rain)
- Main Title
- Love is Here to Stay (An American in Paris)
- Well, did you evah? (High Society)
- One Kiss / Lover Come Back to Me
- Broadway Melody Ballet (Singin' in the Rain)
- That's Entertainment (The Band Wagon)
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5099902884523

That's Entertainment! A Celebration of the MGM Film Musical
by The John Wilson OrchestraThe John Wilson Orchestra
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Overview
That's Entertainment!, a 2011 release by John Wilson and The John Wilson Orchestra, is a spirited collection of the songs and instrumentals popularized in such beloved MGM film musicals as Singin' in the Rain, The Band Wagon, Meet Me in St. Louis, An American in Paris, High Society, Easter Parade, Brigadoon, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Girl Crazy, and The New Moon. Guests Seth MacFarlane, Curtis Stigers, Sarah Fox, Kim Criswell, Matthew Ford, and the Maida Vale Singers bring spontaneity and humor to the performances, and The John Wilson Orchestra makes this a brilliant presentation that fans of classic movies will enjoy. The lasting value of this CD, however, lies in the ingenious reconstructions by Wilson and Andrew Cottee, which are quite faithful to the original arrangements heard in the films. Because all of the full orchestral scores were destroyed in 1969, Wilson and Cottee had to work from the "MGM Conductor Books," which were short scores or piano reductions of the originals, used in recording the soundtracks. What began as Wilson's labor of love has become a remarkable achievement of restoration and preservation, and anyone interested in MGM
Product Details
Release Date: | 09/06/2011 |
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Label: | Emi Import |
UPC: | 5099902884523 |
catalogNumber: | 0288452 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
John Wilson Orchestra Primary Artist,Performing EnsembleCurtis Stigers Vocals
Kim Criswell Vocals
Christopher Dee Choir Director
Matthew Ford Vocals
John Wilson Conductor
Maida Vale Singers Choir, Chorus
Sarah Fox Vocals
Seth MacFarlane Vocals
Technical Credits
George Gershwin ComposerSigmund Romberg Composer
Irving Berlin Composer
Sy Oliver Arranger
Hugo Friedhofer Arranger
Nacio Herb Brown Composer
Saul Chaplin Arranger
Gene DePaul Composer
Adolph Deutsch Arranger
Howard Dietz Lyricist
Arthur Freed Lyricist
Ira Gershwin Lyricist
Johnny Green Arranger,Composer
Oscar Hammerstein Lyricist
Lennie Hayton Composer
Alan Jay Lerner Lyricist
Hugh Martin Composer
Nelson Riddle Arranger
Cole Porter Composer
Conrad Salinger Arranger
Arthur Schwartz Composer
Axel Stordahl Arranger
Frederick Loewe Composer
Ralph Blane Composer
Nathan Vancleave Arranger
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