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Plays Murder On The Orient Express And Other Great Themes / Never Can Say Goodbye
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Item Number: COL 7811
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Description by OLDIES.com:
A CD reissue of two classic Andre Kostelanetz recordings from 1975.
Includes four previously unreleased tracks.
Product Description:
2 LPs on 1 CD: MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS (1975)/NEVER CAN SAY GOODBYE (1975). Audio Remixer: John Guerriere. Liner Note Author: Mort Goode. Recording information: Columbia Studios, New York, NY (04/17/1974-04/16/1975); Sony Studios, New York, NY (04/17/1974-04/16/1975). Editor: John Guerriere. Illustrator: Andy Engel. This two-fer from Collectables features a pair of out-of-print LPs by easy listening artist Andr? Kostelanetz: Murder on the Orient Express and Never Can Say Goodbye, both originally issued in 1975. These 24 remastered tracks find the conductor//arranger interpreting selections from hit films of the era including The Other Side of the Mountain, Murder on the Orient Express, Airport 1975, Prisoner of Second Avenue and The Godfather, Pt. 2. This is an enjoyable but nonessential reissue chosen from Andr? Kostelanetz's numerous Columbia albums. ~ Al Campbell
Tracks:
- 1.Theme From "The Godfather Part II"
- 2.We May Never Love Like This Again (Song From "The Towering Inferno")
- 3.Root Beer Rag
- 4.Love Theme From "Earthquake"
- 5.Theme From "Airport 1975"
- 6.Theme From "Murder On The Orient Express"
- 7.Tenderly
- 8.Front Page Rag From "Front Page"
- 9.Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
- 10.Love's Theme
- 11.All The Things You Are (From "Very Warm For May") (Bonus Track) (Previously Unreleased)
- 12.Stardust (Bonus Track) (Previously Unreleased)
- 13.Never Can Say Goodbye
- 14.My Own Best Friend (From "Chicago")
- 15.Theme From "Chinatown"
- 16.One Day In Your Life
- 17.Violets And Silverbells (From "Shenandoah")
- 18.Maiysha
- 19.At Long Last Love (From "At Long Last Love")
- 20.Smile, Smile, Smile (From The Broadway Show "Comedy")
- 21.Richard's Window (From The Motion Picture "The Other Side Of The Mountain")
- 22.Theme From "Prisoner Of Second Avenue"
- 23.It's Only A Paper Moon (Bonus Track) (Previously Unreleased)
- 24.Isn't This Better Than Walkin' In The Rain? (Bonus Track) (Previously Unreleased)
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CD Details:
- Compilation Producer: Jeff James
- Compilation Engineer: Debra Parkinson
- Tracks 11-12 and 23-24 previously unreleased
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Original Album #1:
Columbia PC 33437 (1975)
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Original Album #2:
Columbia PC 33550 (1975)
- Format: CD
- Genre: Instrumental
- Label: Collectables Records
- Originally Released in: 2005
- Release Date: March 29, 2005
- OLDIES.com Sales Rank: 17,958
- Item Number: COL 7811
- UPC: 090431781128
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Shipping Weight: 0.25/lbs (approx);
Counts as 1 item
for International Shipping.
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Kosty Murder On The Orient Express/Never Can Say Goodbye
Music Lover: Jeff Carter from Perry, GA US -- April, 10, 2005
This cd gets 5 stars from me easily as it contains Kosty's version of the Chinatown Theme.This version got played on a lot of b/ez stations in the 70s and 80s,one such place was WKTZ in Jacksonville Florida.I had been looking for this for years on cd and now it is finally out.Kosty's version of Chinatown is very beautiful and lush and just instrumental.The other songs are great too.This cd also contains some bonus tracks that were never released on the original albums.Kudos to Collectibles for releasing these albums by Kosty on a cd.I also recommend Percy Faith Chinatown/Summer Place 76 for his beautiful lush version of Chinatown.Both Kosty's versions and Faith's got frequent play on b/ez stations in the 70s and 80s.
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