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Marilyn Monroe – Marilyn Monroe – Legends (LP, Comp, Gat) (VG+)
Format: LP, Comp, Gat – Label: Legends – 1000/1
Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: VG)
Please note that all pictures are stock photos unless otherwise stated. Actual item pictures can be provided upon request.
Special Comments: Has price tag on sleeve. Vinyl is fine.
Country: US
Release Year: 1976
Genre: Jazz, Non-Music
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Tracklist:
A1. Marilyn at 1954 recording session of “A Fine Romance”, “Like A Woman Should” and “You’d Be Surprised.”
A4. “Love Happy,” 1949. Scene with private eye Groucho Marx. Royal Triton TV commercial for Union Oil Co., 1950. (Marilyn’s only commercial.)
A5. “Ladies Of The Chorus”,” 1948. Song “Anyone Can See I Love You.”
A6. “Ladies Of The Chorus.” Song “Every Baby Needs A Da-Da-Daddy.”
A8. “The River Of No Return,” 1954. Scene with Tommy Rettig and song “Down In The Weadow.”
A9. “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,” 1953. Song “Little Girl From Little Rock” with Jane Russell (Complete version with Main title and End title).
A10. “The Jack Benny Show,” Sept. 13, 1953. Marilyn’s TV debut. Song “Bye Bye Baby.”
A11. Marilyn in Korea, 1954. Song “Diamonds Are A Girl’s Best Friend.”
B1. “How To Marry A Millionaire,” 1953. Main Title by Alfred Newman and scenes with Betty Grable (picture) and Lauren Bacall.
B2. “Niagara,” 1952. Marilyn reacts to her interrupted “Kiss.”
B3. “The Seven Year Itch,” 1955. Scenes with Tom Ewell including “Rachmaninoff” and “Chopsticks.”
B4. “There’s No Business Like Show Business,” 1954. Song “A Man Chases A Girl” with Donald O’Connor.
B5. Marilyn Accepts 1952 Photoplay Award From Lauren Bacall For “Most Promising Actress.” Marilyn Meets The Press After Returning To Hollywood For “Bus Stop” In 1956.
B6. “Bus Stop,” 1956. Song “That Old Black Magic.”
B7. “The Prince And The Showgirl,” 1957. Scene with Laurence Olivier and song “I Found A Dream.”
B8. “Some Like It Hot,” 1959. Scene with Tony Curtis and song “Some Like It Hot.”
B9. JFK birthday party in Madison Square Garden, 1962. Marilyn sings “Happy Birthday” and special lyric to “Thanks For The Memory.”
B10. “Something’s Gotta Give,” 1962. Scenes from uncompleted film with Dean Martin, Phil Silvers and Wally Cox.
Notes:
For the first time… Marilyn Monroe sings “A Fine Romance,” Like A Woman Should,” “You’d Be Surprised,” “That Old Black Magic,” “Down In The Meadow,” “I Found A Dream,” “Anyone Can See I Love You,” “Every Baby Needs A Da-Da-Daddy,” “Some Like It Hot,” and others.
23 selections in their first LP release!
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