Victor Victoria [Original recording remastered] [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]

Henry Mancini （Rhino / Wea）

CD
発売日：2002年6月24日(月)

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Main Title (Crazy World)
Cherry Ripe
Alone In Paris
Gay Paree
You And Me
You And Me/The Idea
Enter Leclou
A Sub For Lover
King's Can Can
Le Jazz Hot
Medley: Le Jazz Hot (Bows)/The Unveiling
You And Me
I'm Horny
Chicago, Illinois
The Shady Dame From Seville
Cat And Mouse
Chicago, Illinois
The Big Lift
Elegant
Drag Blues
You And Me
Bedroom Radio
Carzy World (Le Matelot Club)
You And Me
Crazy World
Medley: Crazy World/Sad Victoria
King's Can Can (Reprise)
The Shady Dame From Seville
Finale (Shady Dame/Le Jazz Hot/Crazy World/You And Me)
You And Me (Original Soundtrack Album Version)
The Shady Dame From Seville (Rehearsal)

レビュー (Amazon)
Largely moribund since the mid-'60s, the Hollywood film musical has only occasionally piqued the interest of an ambitious filmmaker in the decades since. Nineteen eighty-two's transgender-themed, depression-era romp once again teamed director Blake Edwards with longtime musical collaborator Henry Mancini (whose work here alongside lyricist Leslie Bricusse netted him a Best Song Score Oscar^R). But the real news was Edwards's casting of screen musical legend Julie Andrews--his wife--in the typecasting-be-damned lead role of the down-on-her-luck singer who eventually triumphs by passing herself off as both sides of a female impersonator cabaret act. Mancini's score is as playful as the premise, lampooning everything from stuffy operatic cliches to the "hot jazz" of '30s Parisian cabaret with his deft melodic touch, while he and Bricusse serve up a spare, if nigh-perfect slate of songs to match. Highlighted by Andrews's diva-mocking "Cherry Ripe," sultry takes of "Le Jazz Hot" and "The Shady Dame from Seville," and the show-stopping "Crazy World," the soundtrack also gets masterful turns from fellow musical-comedy legend Robert Preston on the campy "Gay Paree" and an outtake of "You and Me"(a duet with Andrews) as well as Lesley Ann Warren's ditzy delight, "Chicago, Illinois." This remastered 20th-anniversary edition is also fleshed out by 10 previously unreleased cues from Mancini's evocative orchestral score and a rehearsal take of "Shady Lady from Seville." --Jerry McCulley