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Classic Movie Musicals

Artist Song
Doris Day  Secret Love  
Marilyn Monroe  Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend  
Louis Jordan & The MGM Studio Orchestra  Gigi  
Doris Day  I'll Never Stop Loving You  
Judy Garland  The Man That Got Away  
Marni Nixon, Yvonne Othon, Suzie Kaye & Joanne Miya  I Feel Pretty  
Julie Andrews  A Spoonful of Sugar  
Sandy Faison, Dorothy Loudon, Andrea McArdle, Reid Shelton, Barbara Erwin, Laurie Beechman, Edie Cowan, Donald Craig, Penny Worth, Robert Fitch, Raymond Thorne & Peter Howard  Tomorrow  
John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John  Summer Nights  
Barbra Streisand  On a Clear Day (You Can See Forever) [Main Title]  
Jean Simmons & Marlon Brando  A Woman In Love  
Barbra Streisand  People  
Doris Day  The Black Hills of Dakota  
Carmen Miranda  Chica Chica Bun Chic  
Marilyn Monroe  A Little Girl from Little Rock  
Hermione Gingold & Maurice Chevalier  I Remember It Well  
Marilyn Monroe  My Heart Belongs to Daddy  
Dick Van Dyke, Julie Andrews, Karen Dotrice & Matthew Garber  Chim Chim Cher-ee  
Marni Nixon, Rex Harrison & Wilfrid Hyde-White  The Rain In Spain  
Julie Andrews  My Favorite Things  
Yvonne Elliman  I Don't Know How to Love Him  
Doris Day  Shaking the Blues Away  
Doris Day  There Once Was a Man  
Rita Moreno  America  
Fred Astaire & Petula Clark  How Are Things In Glocca Morra?  
Mame Soundtrack - Robert Preston & Chorus  Mame  
Jennifer Hudson  And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going  
Nikki Blonsky  Good Morning Baltimore  
John Williams  If I Were a Rich Man  

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It's one of the great American art forms, a magical mixture of sound and vision that has shaped our cultural landscape from the time when movies started singing nearly a century ago, right up to the present day. These classic movie musicals have given us some of our most beloved figures and some of our most cherished songs. Think Judy Garland, perhaps the greatest of them all, and her staggering array of signature tunes — the heartbreak of "The Man That Got Away," the innocence of "The Boy Next Door," the sheer exaltation of "Get Happy." All you need is to hear the music and the images come clearly to mind — Marilyn Monroe, shimmying in pink satin to "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend"; Fred Astaire, suave and sophisticated as he taps out a debonair "White Tie and Tails." It's the movies, it's music, it's magic.
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