Al Jolson - I Love To Sing (Original Film Sountracks) (1995)

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Title: I Love To Sing (Original Film Soundtracks) [JASCD100]
Year Of Release: 1995
Label: Jasmine Records
Genre: Jazz, Pop, Soundtracks
Quality: Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 1:09:54
Total Size: 178 MB
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Tracklist:
1. My Mammy (from "Rose of Washington Square) (2:08)
2. Rock-A-Bye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody (from "Rose of Washington Square) (3:02)
3. California, Here I Come (from "Rose of Washington Square) (1:43)
4. Dirty Hands, Dirty Face (from "The Jazz Singer") (3:04)
5. About a Quarter to Nine (from "Go Into Your Dance") (5:27)
6. Mammy, I'll Sing About You (from "Go Into Your Dance") (3:21)
7. Casino de Paree (from "Go Into Your Dance") (1:40)
8. She's a Latin from Manhattan (from "Go Into Your Dance") (3:18)
9. Go Into Your Dance (from "Go Into Your Dance") (1:46)
10. Let Me Sing and I'm Happy (from "Mammy") (2:28)
11. To My Mammy (from "Mammy") (3:28)
12. Looking at You (from "Mammy") (3:28)
13. I Love to Sing-a (from "The Singing Kid") (3:05)
14. You're the Cure for What Ails Me (from "The Singing Kid") (2:15)
15. What Do You Want with Money? (from "Hallelujah, I'm a Bum") (1:34)
16. Hallelujah, I'm a Tramp (from "Hallelujah, I'm a Bum") (2:53)
17. You Are Too Beautiful (from "Hallelujah, I'm a Bum") (1:51)
18. Oh! Susanna (from "Swanee River") (1:51)
19. Camptown Races (from "Swanee River") (1:40)
20. Swanee River (from "Swanee River") (2:28)
21. It All Depends on You (from "The Singing Fool") (2:49)
22. Mother of Mine, I Still Have You (from "The Jazz Singer") (3:10)
23. Who's the Swingin'est Man in Town / Save Me Sister (from "The Singing Kid") (5:21)
24. Goin' to Heaven on a Mule (from "Wonder Bar") (4:14)
25. Golden Gate (from "The Singing Fool") (1:34)

'I Love To Sing' by Al Jolson, who was arguable one of the biggest singers, comedians and actors of his era. This set focuses on his film soundtracks including "Rose Of Washington Square", "Mammy" and the one for which he is best remembered "The Jazz Singer", which was the first full length talking movie ever made. Al Jolson was in every sense of the word a true performer who influenced many artists including Bing Crosby, Judy Garland and Bob Dylan.