Geez. Why didn't I just post the whole movie eh?
Stop in, look around, have a drink and crank some tunes. I'll be posting some songs ripped from records, some out of print and hard to find stuff, some songs by artists you should be listening to, and a few mixes here and there.
Showing posts with label Movie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Movie. Show all posts
Saturday, March 17, 2007
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
The Geisha Boy Original Soundtrack

The Geisha Boy needs to come out on DVD. Has anyone heard of another Jerry Lewis DVD set coming out? Or even volume two of Dean & Jerry? This is easily one of his best. Here is the original soundtrack. Unfortunately there are no Jerry songs on it. I'm going to attach some clips from the movie below.
WALTER SCHARF :: JERRY LEWIS' THE GEISHA BOYOR DOWNLOAD FROM MEGAUPLOAD
Tuesday, March 06, 2007
Some Like It Hot Cha-Cha-Cha

Better late than never eh? Here it is. Some Like It Hot Cha-Cha-Cha. Unfortunately Maryln Monroe does not sing on this one. It is Sweet Sue and Her Society Syncopaters. The cover (and back) are priceless. Was this a soundtrack or just someone cashing in on the movie?
SWEET SUE AND HER SOCIETY SYNCOPATERS :: SOME LIKE IT CHA-CHA-CHAOR DOWNLOAD FROM MEGAUPLOAD
Tuesday, February 27, 2007
I'm Gonna Let Her In

How can you not like 70's Travolta? Welcome Back, Kotter; Grease; Saturday Night Fever; even Urban Cowboy in the 80's is one of my favorites. Here he is singing some soft 70's pop. The song Let Her In was the single and I really like the song. The rest is good to but might be a little too sappy for some.
JOHN TRAVOLTA :: JOHN TRAVOLTAOR DOWNLOAD FROM MEGAUPLOAD
Wednesday, May 24, 2006
Pee-Wee Herman Had A Farm


Here I picked some songs from the Big Top Pee-Wee Soundtrack that have Pee-Wee singing on them. This movie is totally underrated. It's great. Check out The Girl On The Flying Trapeze. That's Pee-Wee doing a night club act that turned out to only be a dream. I want another Pee-Wee movie!
DANNY ELFMAN :: MAIN TITLE
PEE-WEE HWEMAN :: THE GIRL ON THE FLYING TRAPEZE
DANNY ELFMAN/PEE-WEE HERMAN :: HAPPY HOUSE/PEE-WEE HERMAN HAD A FARM
PEE-WEE HERMAN AND CAST :: BIG TOP FINALE
Friday, April 07, 2006
Jerry Lewis in Cinderfella



Here is a great children's record. It's Jerry Lewis telling the story of Cinderfella. Basically the story of Cinderella but with Jerry in the lead named "Fella." This story is just like the Jerry Lewis movie of the same name, but has been shortened. What is really cool is that it's not just clips from the movie, it has been completely re-recorded (with new songs) to fit on to two sides of a record - approximately 22 minutes. It's great. The album cover has a gate fold with a game inside. It also had a read-along book that is missing in my copy. A baton was also included so you can conduct the orchestra.
JERRY LEWIS :: CINDERFELLA
After posting this Cinderfella record, it got me thinking. Most people will think I'm a glutton for punishment for buying this 10 DVD set, but I'm a Jerry Lewis fan. I said it. I am. My brother Bill and I have always watched Jerry Lewis and/or Dean Martin movies as long as I can remember. Not all of these movies are home runs. I'll be the first to say that. But most are great. The Nutty Professor is one of Jerry's best. These are from long before Eddie Murphy made his two incredibly un-funny movies of the same name. Jerry Lewis wrote and directed himself in this hip sixties romp. It also stars a really hot Stella Stevens. The premises is about the same, except Jerry is just a science nerd that turns ultra cool and not a fat guy that turns good looking like Eddie's character. Cinderfella is another great one. Basically the story you heard above on the record but longer. You can find laughs in all of them. It also has one Martin and Lewis movie called the Stooge. Not their best but fun to watch. I'd say get this set if you are a Jerry Lewis fan. If you are not, you just may hang yourself half way through these movies... Jerry can get a little (a lot maybe) obnoxious. If you just want to check out one or two movies, pick up The Nutty Professor or Cinderfella by themselves because you can buy them as single movies for around ten bucks. I'm still waiting for The Geisha Boy to come out on DVD, it's my favorite.
Friday, March 03, 2006
I Know You Are But What Am I?

Back in 1987, Pee-Wee appeared in the movie Back to the Beach. The movie was about Frankie and Annette going, well, back to the beach after being gone for 20 years. He sings a great version of Surfin' Bird that appears on the soundtrack. Frankie and Annete then appeared in Pee-Wee's Playhouse Christmas Special. I've also ripped Annette Funicello and Fishbone singing Jamaca Ska. Good stuff.
PEE-WEE HERMAN :: SURFIN' BIRDGET THE ANNETTE SONG HERE
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