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Mel Gibson may learn what women want by listening in on their thoughts, but it doesn't take an eavesdropper to know what moviegoers expect in a romantic-comedy soundtrack. Nancy Meyers, the movie's director and soundtrack album executive producer, has compiled an interesting mix of old and new, borr
Mel Gibson may learn what women want by listening in on their thoughts, but it doesn't take an eavesdropper to know what moviegoers expect in a romantic-comedy soundtrack. Nancy Meyers, the movie's director and soundtrack album executive producer, has compiled an interesting mix of old and new, borrowed and blue. The emphasis is on the pre-rock age of big-band swing, whether it's performers from that era or others emulating them. Three cuts from Frank Sinatra (arranged and conducted by Nelson Riddle) and entries from Sammy Davis Jr, Nancy Wilson and Tony Bennett sew up the soulful crooning of the velvet age. Lou Rawls and the Temptations replace their modern soul grooves with lush orchestrations that perfectly fit the mood. Only teeny-dance-bopper Christina Aguilera and alternative rocker Meredith Brooks, who chime in with a couple of recent hits, sound woefully out of place. --Rob O'Connor (Review copyright Amazon.co.uk)
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Track listing1. Something's Gotta Give - Sammy Davis Jnr. 2. Too Marvelous for Words - Frank Sinatra 3. The Best Is Yet To Come - Nancy Wilson 4. I Won't Dance - Frank Sinatra 5. Bitch - Meredith Brooks 6. The Good Life - Tony Bennett 7. Mack the Nife - Bobby Darin 8. I've Got You Under My Skin - Frank Sinatra 9. If I Had You - Nenna Freelorn 10. What A Girl Wants - Christina Aguilera 11. Nobody But Me - Lou Rawls 12. Night and Day - The Temptations 13. I've Got The World On A String - Peggy Lee 14. Everything About You - Alan Silver
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