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PART 2. Holiday spirits w/ Julie London, Martin Denny, Dean Martin & other cool cats!
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MARK WIRTZ PRESENTS THE TEENAGE OPERA
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(1)1-My Rifle, My Pony And MeMARTIN, Dean & NELSON, Ricky 2-The Legend Of ShenandoahSTEWART, James 3-MontanaSONS OF THE PIONEERS 4-The SearchersSONS OF THE PIONEERS 5-Wagons WestSONS OF THE PIONEERS 6-Song Of The WagonmasterSONS OF THE PIONEERS 7-Nevada SmithKILGORE, Merle 8-Ballad Of The AlamoROBBINS, Marty 9-The Hanging TreeROBBINS, Marty 10-Ballad Of PaladinWESTERN, Johnny 11-The Sons Of Katie ElderCASH, Johnny 12-The Rebel Johnny YumaCASH, Johnny 13-RawhideLAINE, Frankie 14-Gunfight At O.K. CorralLAINE, Frankie 15-Ballad Of Davy CrockettPARKER, Fess 16-Rio BravoMARTIN, Dean 17-I'm A RunawayHUNTER, Tab 18-BonanzaGREENE, Lorne 19-North To AlaskaHORTON, Johnny 20-High NoonRITTER, Tex 21-And The Moon Grew BrighterDOUGLAS, Kirk 22-Pecos BillROGERS, Roy & SONS OF THE ... 23-The Yellow Rose Of TexasROGERS, Roy 24-Roll On Texas MoonROGERS, Roy 25-Don't Fence Me InROGERS, Roy 26-CowboyHALL, Dickson 1-CD with 24-page booklet. -- Subtitled 'Movie And TV Soundtracks', this 26-song collection is the ultimate overview of songs that were memorable elements of the post-War Westerns. Opening with the voice of John Wayne introducing Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson, who sing this collection's title track from the 1959 film, 'Rio Bravo', the selections span 1948 (Roy Rogers singing Don't Fence Me In) to 1965 (James Stewart's The Legend Of Shenandoah). Along with such 'hits' of the genre as Johnny Horton's North To Alaska, Frankie Laine's Rawhide, and Johnny Cash's The Rebel Johnny Yuma, there are such unexpected singing cowboys as Kirk Douglas crooning And The Moon Grew Brighter from the 1954 film, 'Man Without A Star'. The 24-page booklet, brimming with period art promoting the films and their songs, is the perfect visual complement to the music. Popcorn not included.
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