Track Listing

1. High Society (Overture The MGM Studio Orchestra With Johnny Green)
2. High Society Calypso (Louis Armstrong & His Band)
3. Little One (Bing Crosby)
4. Who Wants To Be A Millionaire (Frank Sinatra & Celeste Holm)
5. True Love (Bing Crosby & Grace Kelly)
6. You're Sensational (Frank Sinatra)
7. I Love You, Samantha (Bing Crosby)
8. Now You Has Jazz (Bing Crosby & Louis Armstrong)
9. Well Did You Evah? (Bing Crosby & Frank Sinatra)
10. Mind If I Make Love To You (Frank Sinatra)
11. Let s Take An Old Fashioned Walk (Frank Sinatra & Doris Day)
12. If You Knew Susie Like I Know Susie (Frank Sinatra & Gene Kelly)
13. Senorita (Frank Sinatra & Kathryn Grayson)
14. Cherry Pies Ought To Be You (Frank Sinatra & Rosemary Clooney)
15. Tea For Two Frank (Sinatra & Dinah Shore)
16. Yah-Ta-Ta Yah-Ta-Ta Talk Talk Talk (Judy Garland & Bing Crosby)
17. Anything You Can Do (Bing Crosby, Dick Haymes & The Andrews Sisters)
18. The Road To Morocco (Bing Crosby & Bob Hope)
19. Zing A Little Song (Bing Crosby & Jane Wyman)
20. Gone Fishin' (Bing Crosby & Louis Armstrong)

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2134 in Music
• Released on: 2008-03-10
• Number of discs: 1
• Formats: Original recording remastered, Soundtrack
• Dimensions: .19 pounds

Customer Reviews

A Classic Musical
So who would have thought of teaming Bring Crosby, Satchmo Armstrong AND Frank Sinatra together with the music of Cole Porter to dream up a "society story" around the well-heeled Newport Rhode Island clan? Well it works as a stylish collection of romantic tunes with laid back performances by Crosby. Sinatra brings a hard edge to the dialogue and albeit a slightly unusual pairing with Celeste Holm as magazine reporter/photographer duo. Grace Kelly is beautiful but almost too clean cut to be real and frankly over acts throughout. Louis Armstrong and his band adds spice in a few places and the "Well Did You Evah" duo by Crosby & Sinatra is a classic. O.K. the story is badly contrived but as long as we get to the wedding all's well that ends well. At least the orchestrations are lush and a Crosby/Sinatra combination adds all the class this musical needs. Pure soapbox as Crosby says in the song

One of the Greats
I can remember queing to get in to see this movie in 1956,how anyone can say this is an average film is beyond me.
Kelly, Crosby, Sinatra & Satchmo in great form lets cut a little slack guy's this is a 53 year old movie that still does it for me, and also my Grandkids who love it..
A wonderful soundtrack by the greatest musical composer of all Cole Porter..

Songs that have lasted
Its one of those, that hover in the memory and somehow get triggered to reappear, Who wants to be a millionaire? Never did, Never will but the song is just as fresh- the repartee Louis Armstrong, Sinatra, Grace Kelly, we did it differently with Flanagan and Allen but its the same nudging of ideas that shine through despite Hollywood and all its worst intentions over the years.
Review /enter? ........Enjoy.