Sophistication 3 - More Style From the 30s
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| # | Track | Artist/Composer | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | So Rare | Carroll Gibbons | |
| 2. | This Year's Kisses | Hildegarde | |
| 3. | Paradise | Frank Sinatra | |
| 4. | Si Tu M'Aimes | Jean Sablon | |
| 5. | Chasing Shadows | Django Reinhardt & Stephanie grappelli | |
| 6. | Isn't This A Lovely Day | Fred Astaire | |
| 7. | Someday I'll Find You | Gertrude Lawrence | |
| 8. | Sophisticated Lady | Hutch | |
| 9. | Your Heart Skips A Beat | Jessie Matthews | |
| 10. | Goodnight Vienna | Jack Buchanan | |
| 11. | These Foolish Things | Benny Carter & His Orchestra | |
| 12. | A Foggy Day | Carroll Gibbons | |
| 13. | Sweet And Lovely | Al Bowlly | |
| 14. | The Man I Love | Elisabeth Welch | |
| 15. | Something To Do With Spring | Noel Coward | |
| 16. | Joue A Joue (Cheek To Cheek) | Hildegarde | |
| 17. | Room Five Hundred And Four | Hutch | |
| 18. | When Love Comes Swinging Along | Al Bowlly | |
| 19. | One Good Tune Deserves Another | Jack Buchanan | |
| 20. | I'm Putting All My Eggs In One Basket | Fred Astaire | |
| 21. | I Saw Stars | Hutch | |
| 22. | Dearest Love | Noel Coward |
The leisurely, moneyed life of the leisure classes of the thirties has vanished for ever. The elegance is still there of course, and the shops and the nightlife; but the rich and famous spend more time globe-trotting. The delights of nightclubs, restaurants and hotels are of a different order now.
The time has long since past when various establishments vied for custom through the excellence of their music, their own bands for dancing and listening to, the glittering cabaret stars, singers, speciality acts and variety performers, all swept away into a past now fondly recalled by those lucky enough to have seen them perform, but who can now enjoy many of their performances captured on recordings made during those glamorous far off times
The time has long since past when various establishments vied for custom through the excellence of their music, their own bands for dancing and listening to, the glittering cabaret stars, singers, speciality acts and variety performers, all swept away into a past now fondly recalled by those lucky enough to have seen them perform, but who can now enjoy many of their performances captured on recordings made during those glamorous far off times