Various - High Society The Sound Track From The Film

Review by Felipe Benavides

High Society The Sound Track From The Film is an album that showcases the musical talents of various artists. The album features tracks from the film High Society, which was released in 1956. The album is a mix of jazz, swing, and pop music, and it perfectly captures the essence of the era.

The album starts with the upbeat and catchy track "High Society Calypso" by Louis Armstrong and his band. The song sets the tone for the rest of the album, and it is followed by other great tracks such as "Little One" by Bing Crosby and "Who Wants to be a Millionaire" by Frank Sinatra and Celeste Holm.

What makes this album so special is the way it brings together so many talented artists. Each track is unique, and yet they all fit together perfectly to create a cohesive album that is a joy to listen to. The album also features some great instrumental tracks, such as "Now You Has Jazz" by Armstrong and his band.

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Artist: Various
Album: High Society The Sound Track From The Film

1970

Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
You're Sensational
Now You Has Jazz
True Love
High Society Calypso
Little One
Well Did You Evah?
Mind If I Make Love To You
I Love You, Samantha
High Society (Overture)
(Who Wants To Be) A Millionaire

Video

High Society Overture (soundtrack from the original motion picture)

Frank Sinatra - Who Wants to be a Millionaire (Soundtrack High Society) High Quality

Louis Armstrong- High Society

Bing Crosby and Grace Kelly - True Love (from the 1956 movie, High Society)

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Catalog Numbers

Labels

World Record Club
World Tape Club
World Cassette Club

Listen online

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escuchar en línea
ouvir online
online anhören
écouter en ligne
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Vinyl
LP
Album
Club Edition
Stereo
Reel-To-Reel
3 ¾ ips
¼"
4-Track Stereo
5" Cine Reel
Reissue
Cassette
7 ½ ips
7" Cine Reel

Companies

Role	Company
Record Company	World Record Club
Licensed From	Capitol Records
Published By	Chappell

Credits

Role	Credit
Conductor	Johnny Green
Lyrics By	Cole Porter
Music By	Cole Porter
Orchestra	MGM Studio Orchestra

Notes

Australian WRC reel featuring unique sleeve art. Offered in two speeds, 3¾ and 7½ inches per second - the packaging is identical, but one of the catalogue numbers would be blacked out on the box manually, to denote which was which.
B1 in "enhanced monophonic sound".
"A CAPITOL recording, released exclusively in Australia by World Tape Club, a division of World Record Club."
Australian WRC reel featuring unique sleeve art. Issued in black plastic box with clear plastic lid. Offered in two speeds, 3¾ and 7½ inches per second - the packaging is identical (with double-barrelled catalogue number), except for stickers on the spine of the black box and the reel (though these tend to drop off with age), to denote which speed it is. The 3¾ version has a smaller reel, with a cardboard insert in the box for it to fit into.
299 Flinders Lane, Melbourne
365 Camberwell Road, Hartwell
177 Elizabeth Street, Sydney
Newspaper House, 93 Queen Street, Brisbane
23 Leigh Street, Adelaide
143 Barrack Street, Perth
"A CAPITOL recording, released exclusively in Australia by World Record Club."
c1978 [or later] Australian WRC pressing on blue 'herald' label, sourced from master stampers and featuring unique sleeve art. "S/4776" on back of sleeve, "R-00557" on labels. Same sleeve design and 1970 addresses, but this time in red. No laminate strip down right of back of sleeve - without a laminate strip, there are confirmed reissue dates of 1977, 1978, 1981 and 1983: no doubt the colour was varied, but the order of release (along with any other pressing variations) is unknown.
299 Flinders Lane Melbourne
365 Camberwell Rd, Hartwell
177 Elizabeth St Sydney
Newspaper House, 93 Queen St Brisbane
23 Leigh St Adelaide
143 Barrack St Perth
Australian WRC 2nd cassette edition featuring unique sleeve art. Front cover has both old and new (C 00557) catalogue numbers.
Australian WRC 2nd (?) pressing on blue 'herald' label, sourced from master stampers and featuring unique sleeve art. "S/4776" on sleeve, "S-4776" on labels. Same sleeve design as 1st pressing, but in pink. This and a version in green were released between 1971 and 1974 - dates and order of release unknown.
299 Flinders Lane Melbourne
365 Camberwell Rd, Hartwell
177 Elizabeth St Sydney
Newspaper House, 93 Queen St Brisbane
23 Leigh St Adelaide
c1977 [or later] Australian WRC pressing on blue 'herald' label, sourced from master stampers and featuring unique sleeve art. "S/4776" on back of sleeve, "R-00557" on labels. Same sleeve design and 1970 addresses, and still with yellow cover, but this time there is no laminate strip down right of back of sleeve - without a laminate strip, there are confirmed reissue dates of 1977, 1978, 1981 and 1983: no doubt the colour was varied, but the order of release (along with any other pressing variations) is unknown.
Australian WRC 3rd (?) pressing on blue 'herald' label, sourced from master stampers and featuring unique sleeve art. "S/4776" on sleeve, "S-4776" on labels. Same sleeve design as 1st pressing, but in green. This and a version in pink were released between 1971 and 1974 - dates and order of release unknown.
Australian WRC 1st cassette edition featuring unique sleeve art. Features the late 1970 address combination (no Brisbane address). The case is a single piece of thick plastic - open on one side, but much sturdier than the ubiquitous "J-case" design which became the worldwide standard in the early 1970s.
World Record Club:
Australian WRC 4th pressing on blue 'herald' label, sourced from master stampers and featuring unique sleeve art. "S/4776" on sleeve, "R-00557" on labels. Same sleeve design and addresses as the 1st pressing. The laminate strip down the right of the back, plus the R-00557 number, give it away as a 1975-76 pressing.
Australian WRC 1st pressing on green 'strobe' label, sourced from master stampers and featuring unique sleeve art. "S/4776" on sleeve, "S-4776" on labels.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Side 1 label): SW1-750
Matrix / Runout (Side 2 label): SW2-750
Matrix / Runout (Side 1 runout - stamped): &7 SW2-750 - D4*2 {Anvil/Lathe symbol}
Matrix / Runout (Side 2 runout - stamped): &7 SW2-750 - D2*2 S1 {Anvil/Lathe symbol}

Summary by Felipe Benavides

High Society The Sound Track From The Film is a great album that is sure to please fans of jazz, swing, and pop music. The album is a wonderful tribute to the musical talents of the era, and it is a must-have for anyone who loves classic music.

Comments

mihaisvet

2023-04-14

from Sumerian civilization to our days these were the best years in the world... now it's funk and classless riffraff ffff

eve101098

2023-04-13

Man I can't go in there.Why can't you? I ain't got my library card. Dig you.

prakritikmantra

2023-04-12

End of song, beginnin of story, I was born in the 80s but somehow I remember this song and I remember Louis singing it in the back of the bus.

freesspirits

2023-04-11

I love this movie and all of the songs in it, especially this one.

kullet

2023-04-10

Yeah..It's realy a great job. Especially, that bec. Armstrong rightly demonstrate a thing-what he had to had in a song is called Where the blues was born in New Orleans-, that the jazz, as a stlye, should be helped with a rellewantly verbally communication shouting directly for a music hearing people in the world. So anyway, with the music is not enough to make to play; it should be sold in a wonderful business pacage-what Armstrong had discovered and made already in 50'th in America.

tabletopschooleu

2023-04-09

Alô alô marciano - Elis Regina

floriankolat

2023-04-08

do the smile ! ;D

minalee7521b8c58b30f3

2023-04-07

Dreadful film, but Satchmo was great

guinhoanalista

2023-04-06

END OF SONG, BEGINNING OF STURREYYY

aoasi

2023-04-06

Sing, Sing, Sing
Benny Goodman

thapreacher3

2023-04-05

Gotta love Satchmo...Makes me wanna watch whatever this racist-ass movie is about....

1mediaweb

2023-04-04

Watching this in five usa!

bigjet

2023-04-04

Along with the "Now You Has Jazz

annesaffia

2023-04-04

Great opening scene-Louis and the band travelling to RI and singing that great Cole Porter calypso-the part that race still played is Louis and band are in the back of the bus but white drummer Barrett Deems is in front-