Schwartz, A: That's Entertainment (from The Band Wagon & That's Entertainment)

This page lists our only recording of That's Entertainment (from The Band Wagon & That's Entertainment), by Arthur Schwartz (1900-84) on CD.

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That’s Entertainment

Label:

EMI

Catalogue No:

0288452

Discs:

1

Release date:

29th Aug 2011

Barcode:

5099902884523

Medium:

CD
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That’s Entertainment

A Celebration of the MGM Film Musical


 

MGM Jubilee Overture

(medley)

Berlin, I:

Steppin' Out with My Baby

Brown, N H:

Singin' in the Rain

Broadway Melody Ballet (from Singin' in the Rain)

Chaplin, S:

Barn Dance (from Seven Brides for Seven Brothers)

Gershwin:

I Got Rhythm (from Girl Crazy & An American in Paris)

An American in Paris: main titles

Love Is Here to Stay

Loewe, F:

Brigadoon: The Heather on the Hill

Martin, Hugh:

The Trolley Song (from Meet Me in St Louis)

Porter, C:

You're Sensational (from High Society)

Well, Did You Evah! (from DuBarry Was a Lady & High Society)

Romberg, S:

One Kiss (from The New Moon)

Lover, Come Back to Me (from The New Moon)

Schwartz, A:

That's Entertainment (from The Band Wagon & That's Entertainment)


Kim Criswell, Matthew Ford, Sarah Fox, Seth MacFarlane, Curtis Stigers

The John Wilson Orchestra, John Wilson

CD

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Captured in high quality audio for the first time, the glorious music from the golden age of Hollywood – the MGM film musicals. The scores have been painstakingly restored and arranged by conductor John Wilson and are performed here by the John Wilson Orchestra.

John Wilson is one of the most astute and knowledgeable musicians about the whole Hollywood film music genre. Over a period of years he has presented programmes throughout the UK and in other countries exploiting his skill, knowledge and musicianship in this genre. The 2009 BBC Prom celebrating 75 years of MGM Musicals, televised and watched by 3.5 million took John Wilson’s lifetime’s work to a new level of recognition. In the USA his arrangements and orchestrations have been played by the Chicago Symphony, Boston Pops, National Symphony of Washington and Cleveland orchestras. When not championing film music revivals around the world he is active as a Classical orchestral and operatic conductor with all the leading UK orchestras and across Europe, Australia, and is a keen advocate of British “light music” composers.

playMGM Jubilee Overture

playMeet Me in St Louis: The Trolley Song (from Meet me in St Louis)

playSteppin' Out With My Baby (from Easter Parade)

playThe Heather on the Hill (from Brigadoon)

playBarn Dance (from Seven Brides for Seven Brothers)

playYou're Sensational (from High Society)

playI Got Rhythm (from An American in Paris)

playSingin' in the Rain (from Singin' in the Rain)

playAn American in Paris - Main Title

playLove is Here to Stay (from an American in Paris)

playWell, did you evah? (from High Society)

playThe New Moon - Sequence: One Kiss/Lover Come Back To Me (from The New Moon)

playBroadway Melody Ballet (from Singin' in the Rain)

playThat's Entertainment (from That's Entertainment)

Classic FM Magazine

October 2011

****

“The JWO - which has performed this repertoire live countless times - delivers the goods with knock-'em-dead gusto. Modelled on the old studio orchestras of yore, it boasts the glossy, jazzy, euphoric sound you'll know and love from the movies. The singers are all terrific. The legendary Kim Criswell is pure class”

Daily Express

26th August 2011

“Oh, what a treat...Pure unadulterated bliss.”

The Times

20th August 2011

***

“The playout to I Got Rhythm, after Kim Criswell's exuberant vocals is sensational. ...Best of all are Curtis Stigers and Seth MacFarlane sounding uncannily like Sinatra and Crosby on Porter's Well, Did You Evah?”

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