South Pacific (2001 Television Soundtrack) Glenn Close Harry Connick Jr. Rade Serbedzija Jack Thompson Lori Tan Chinn

South Pacific (2001 Television Soundtrack) [Import] [Soundtrack] [PR]

Glenn Close、Harry Connick Jr.、Rade Serbedzija、Jack Thompson、Lori Tan Chinn （Sony）

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発売日：2001年3月21日(水)

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『南太平洋』 (TV) (2001)

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Overture
There Is Nothin' Like A Dame
A Cock-Eyed Optimist
Bloody Mary
Bali Ha'i
Twin Soliloquies
Some Enchanted Evening
Dites-Moi
Younger Than Springtime
I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair
Some Enchanted Evening (Reprise)
A Wonderful Guy
This Nearly Was Mine
You've Got To Be Carefully Taught
Honey Bun
Finale Ultimo
My Girl Back Home (bonus track)

レビュー (Amazon)
This soundtrack captures the March 2001 ABC-TV production of South Pacific, Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein's musical of passion, danger, and racial intolerance in the Pacific islands during World War II, based on James Michener's book. Somewhat ... mature for the role of Nellie Forbush (the spunky naval nurse made famous by Mary Martin in the original Broadway cast), Glenn Close proves an adequate singer in her renditions of "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair" and "A Wonderful Guy."

In the men's roles, Rade Sherbedgia's voice lacks sufficient richness for Emile de Becque's ballads "Some Enchanted Evening" and "This Nearly Was Mine," while as Lt. Joe Cable, jazz-pianist-turned-crooner-turned-actor Harry Connick Jr. makes "Younger Than Springtime" suave rather than wide-eyed. Robert Pastorelli and Lori Tan Chinn are fine as Billis and Bloody Mary, respectively, and the grandly romantic score is mostly intact, missing "Happy Talk" but adding a bonus track of Connick and Close singing "My Girl Back Home," which was cut from the original production, restored for the 1958 film, and cut again for this production. If you enjoyed the television film, this might be a useful souvenir, but serious fans of the score can stick to the original Broadway cast or the complete two-disc recording from JAY. --David Horiuchi