Artist	Song
Madonna	Sooner or Later
from I'm Breathless (Music from and Inspired By the Film Dick Tracy) (2003)
Keith Carradine	I'm Easy (LP Version)
from I'm Easy (2005)
The Four Aces	Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing
from The Four Aces: Greatest Hits (1993)
Bob Hope	Thanks for the Memory
from The Ultimate Collection (2009)
Manos Hadjidakis	Main Title: Never On Sunday
from Never On Sunday (2008)
The Four Aces	Three Coins in the Fountain
from The Four Aces: Greatest Hits (1993)
Nat "King" Cole	Mona Lisa
from The Very Best of Nat King Cole (2006)
Dick Haymes	You´ll Never Know
from Golden Years Vol. 1 (2006)
Doris Day	Secret Love
from Golden Girl (The Columbia Recordings 1944-1966) (1999)
Bob Hope	Buttons and Bows
from Thanks for the Memory (2008)
Johnny Mercer	Baby It's Cold Outside
from Capitol Collectors Series: Johnny Mercer (1989)
Louis Jordan & The MGM Studio Orchestra	Gigi
from Gigi (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2005)
Margaret Whiting	It Might As Well Be Spring
from Haunting Love (2006)
Bing Crosby & Jane Wyman	In the Cool, Cool, Cool of the Evening
from Academy Award Winners & Nominees 1934-1960 (2000)
APM Music	We May Never Love Like This Again
from Hollywood's Award Winning Songs, Vol. 1 (2009)
Tex Ritter	High Noon
from Dusty Trails (2008)
Bing Crosby	Sweet Leilani (1940 Single Version)
from Academy Award Winners & Nominees 1934-1960 (2000)
Fred Astaire	The Continental
from Fred Astaire's Finest Hour (2003)
Noel Harrison	Windmills Of Your Mind
from Life Is A Dream (2006)
Sammy Davis, Jr.	Talk to the Animals
from Greatest Songs (1990)
Knights Bridge	Let the River Run
from Silverscreen Award Winning Songs: 1934 - 2006 (2007)

Comment:

Our Deep Cuts go old-school with gilt-edged contributions from the artist who appears more often in our playlist than any other: the great Bing Crosby. His duet with Jane Wyman, "In the Cool, Cool, Cool of the Evening" — from Frank Capra’s Here Comes the Groom — pays homage to the pleasures of summer dining, 1951-style, while “Sweet Leilani” takes us back to Hawaii and the 1937 movie Waikiki Wedding. Fred Astaire adds debonair flair to 1934's "The Continental," Keith Carradine switches up the mood with “I’m Easy” from Robert Altman’s razor-sharp Nashville (1975) and Tex Ritter goes Western with “High Noon.”

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