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Sweet Charity (1969 Film Soundtrack)

Sweet Charity (1969 Film Soundtrack) Music CD Cover
Edition: Music CD
Audio: English (Original Language)
Format: Cast Recording, Soundtrack
CD Release Date: 2003-08-26
Music Label: Decca
Soundtracks:
  1. Overture
  2. My Personal Property
  3. Big Spender
  4. The Pompeii Club
  5. If My Friends Could See Me Now
  6. There's Gotta Be Something Better Than This
  7. It's A Nice Face
  8. Rhythm Of Life
  9. Sweet Charity
  10. I'm A Brass Band
  11. I Love To Cry At Weddings
  12. Where Am I Going?
  13. Finale
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Free Music Review: Sweet Charity
Hit: 3 Stars

I've been waiting for this version of Sweet Charity to come out for years. My parents use to listen to the Decca LP many years ago and the tunes grew on me. From hey Big Spender, If My Friends Could See Me Now, I'm A Brass Band, etc, etc Great music all around with not one bad track. Before this version I had brought the Broadway Show versions and to me they were all kind of flat. Maybe because I grew up on the film version I couldn't appreciate the show versions as much. The vocals and the scoring are great. Shirley MacClaine doesn't have the greatest voice in the world but she's still great.
My biggest complaint about this CD release is that it is not complete. You think that Decca Records would do a complete Cd release as previous musical soundtracks have done. This is a direct copy of the Lp released so many years ago. There is so much more music in this film that I was disapointed when I found it it was only a Cd of the original album. With Cd's fitting up the 80 minutes of music it is very surprising that this truncated version was released. Maybe because it's not considered a classic. This is am underrated film as far as I am concerned and in my opinion a far better score than Chicago (with all due respect to Bob Fosse who directed this film) This would be a great CD if only it wasn't abbreviated.
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