Singin' in the Rain (1952 Film Soundtrack): MusicNear.com

Main Title - Gene Kelly/Debbie Reynolds/Donald O'Connor/M-G-M Studio Orchestra
Dignity - M-G-M Studio Orchestra
Fit As A Fiddle - Gene Kelly/Donald O'Connor/M-G-M Studio Orchestra
Stunt Montage - M-G-M Studio Orchestra
First Silent Picture - M-G-M Studio Orchestra
Tango (Temptation) - M-G-M Studio Orchestra
All I Do Is Dream Of You - Debbie Reynolds/M-G-M Studio Chorus
Gene Dreams of Kathy - M-G-M Studio Orchestra
All I Do Is Dream Of You (Outtake) - Gene Kelly
Make 'Em Laugh - Donald O'Connor
Beautiful Girl Montage - Jimmie Thompson/The Girl Friends/M-G-M Studio Orchestra And Chorus
Beautiful Girl - Jimmie Thompson
Have Lunch With Me - M-G-M Studio Orchestra
The Stage Is Set - M-G-M Studio Orchestra
You Were Meant For Me - Gene Kelly
You Are My Lucky Star (Outtake) - Debbie Reynolds/M-G-M Studio Chorus
Moses - Gene Kelly/Donald O'Connor
Good Morning - Gene Kelly/Debbie Reynolds/Donald O'Connor
Good Night, Kathy - M-G-M Studio Orchestra
Singin' In the Rain - Gene Kelly
From Dueling to Dancing - M-G-M Studio Orchestra
Would You? - Betty Noyes
Broadway Melody Ballet (Extended Version) - Gene kelly/M-G-M Studio Orchestra And Chorus
Would You? End Title - Gene Kelly/Betty Noyes
Singin' In the Rain (In A-Flat) (Extended Version) - Debbie Reynolds
Finale - Gene Kelly/Debby Reynolds/M-G-M Studio Chorus
Main Title (Alternate Version) - M-G-M Studio Orchestra
Beautiful Girl (Alternate Version/Tempo Track) - Jimmie Thompson/Gene Kelly/Lennie Hayton
Would You? (Unused Version) - Debbie Reynolds
Singin' In the Rain (Radio Broadcast) - Arthur Freed/M-G-M Studio Orchestra

Free Music Notes for Singin' in the Rain (1952 Film Soundtrack)

Free Music Review: If You Loved the Movie, You'll Love the Soundtrack, Too!
Hit: 5 Stars

The Singin' in the Rain soundtrack has all of these characteristics. If you doubt how good the songs from Singin' in the Rain are, then, you have not watched the movie enough. Unlike many soundtracks, the Singin' in the Rain soundtrack has ALL of the songs from the movie on it. Plus, it has outtakes and supplemental songs as well.

As you listen to each song, you can recall the exact dance steps that were being performed during that particular part of the song. Also, as you listen to "Would You," you can't help but think of Lina trying to sing it and missing the beat.

Listening to the soundtrack can't help but make you want to watch the movie again. One of the main reasons I purchased the soundtrack was that I do not have the time to watch the movie as much as I would like. Because the soundtrack does indeed capture the essence of the movie, listening to it is ALMOST like watching the movie. Plus, when listening to the soundtrack, you can TRY to do the dance steps from the movie (Not that I can, but it is fun to try.).

The only bad aspect about the soundtrack is some static that is present on a few songs. It is very negligible, though.

With the CD is a 28-page book that has a lot of interesting information in it. Most notable is a note from the authors, Betty Comden and Adolph Green, that tells the story behind Singin' in the Rain.