Pal Joey
| # | Track | Artist/Composer | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Main title | Orchestra | |
| 2. | That terrific rainbow | Kim Novak | |
| 3. | I didn´t know what time it was | Frank Sinatra | |
| 4. | Do it the hard way | Orchestra | |
| 5. | Great big town | Orchestra | |
| 6. | There´s a small hotel | Frank Sinatra | |
| 7. | Zip | Rita Hayworth | |
| 8. | I could write a book | Frank Sinatra | |
| 9. | Bewitched | Rita Hayworth | |
| 10. | The lady is a tramp | Frank Sinatra | |
| 11. | Plant you now,dig you later | Orchestra | |
| 12. | My funny Valentine | Kim Novak | |
| 13. | You mustn´t kick it around | Orchestra | |
| 14. | Bewitched,Bothered And Bewildered | Frank Sinatra | |
| 15. | Strip number | Orchestra | |
| 16. | Dream sequence & finale | Frank Sinatra | |
| 17. | There´s a small hotel | Frank Sinatra | |
| 18. | I could write a book | Frank Sinatra | |
| 19. | The lady is a tramp | Frank Sinatra | |
| 20. | Medley from Pal Joey | Orchestra | |
| 21. | Finale from Pal Joey | Frank Sinatra, Kim Novak & Rita Hayworth |
PAL JOEY was the most noteworthy film musical of 1957 in terms of personality, appeal, and a wealth of good songs. With a redoubtable Frank Sinatra in the music lead, Pal Joey shouted from the top of Nob Hill the delicious ditties of songsmiths Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart. Aided by a saucy script adapted from John O’Hara’s racy book, glamour queens Kim Novak and Rita Hayworth made the utmost of the color photography and elaborate trappings, not to speak of some very expert vocal dubbings by Trudy Ewen (for Kim) and Jo Anne Greer (for Rita).
Sinatra’s performance, and his magnificent renditions of “The Lady Is A Tramp” and “I Could Write A Book” won him a Golden Globe for best actor, and a Golden Laurel for top musical performance. PAL JOEY’s soundtrack includes some of the brassiest, most beautiful musical numbers written in the Golden Age of Hollywood, and each song retains the distinctive freshness of the original Broadway show. All in all a witty, swinging musical score for a memorable comedy that remains fresh 50 years after its release.
Sinatra’s performance, and his magnificent renditions of “The Lady Is A Tramp” and “I Could Write A Book” won him a Golden Globe for best actor, and a Golden Laurel for top musical performance. PAL JOEY’s soundtrack includes some of the brassiest, most beautiful musical numbers written in the Golden Age of Hollywood, and each song retains the distinctive freshness of the original Broadway show. All in all a witty, swinging musical score for a memorable comedy that remains fresh 50 years after its release.
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