My Fair Lady (Remastered) mp3 Soundtrack by Lerner & Loewe
1994

My Fair Lady (Remastered)by Lerner & Loewe

  • 27 Tracks
  • 320 kbps
  • 1:16:16

Tracks

1.Overtureby Lerner & Loewe3:28
2.Why Can't the Englishby Lerner & Loewe2:37
3.Wouldn't It Be Loverlyby Lerner & Loewe4:23
4.The Flower Marketby Lerner & Loewe1:47
5.I'm an Ordinary Manby Lerner & Loewe4:45
6.With a Little Bit of Luckby Lerner & Loewe3:57
7.Just You Waitby Lerner & Loewe2:59
8.Servants' Chorusby Lerner & Loewe1:24
9.The Rain in Spainby Lerner & Loewe2:15
10.I Could Have Danced All Nightby Lerner & Loewe3:58
11.Ascot Gavotteby Lerner & Loewe3:09
12.Ascot Gavotte (reprise)by Lerner & Loewe0:42
13.On the Street Where You Liveby Lerner & Loewe2:59
14.Intermissionby Lerner & Loewe1:32
15.The Transylvanian Marchby Lerner & Loewe1:22
16.The Embassy Waltzby Lerner & Loewe2:10
17.You Did Itby Lerner & Loewe4:39
18.Just You Wait (reprise)by Lerner & Loewe1:25
19.On the Street Where You Live (reprise)by Lerner & Loewe1:26
20.Show Meby Lerner & Loewe2:15
21.The Flowermarketby Lerner & Loewe1:40
22.Get Me to the Church on Timeby Lerner & Loewe6:00
23.A Hymn to Himby Lerner & Loewe3:38
24.Without Youby Lerner & Loewe2:48
25.I've Grown Accustomed to Her Faceby Lerner & Loewe6:01
26.End Titlesby Lerner & Loewe1:42
27.Exit Musicby Lerner & Loewe1:15

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An absolutely wonderful soundtrack, that everyone should give fair chance to. It's wonderfully fun, and you can follow the story of the film so well just through these tracks. I don't think I really need to extol its virtues as its famous enough, but I would like to put here for the record - though Audrey Hepburn is wonderfully charming in this film, she is only responsible for the acting and spoken sections of this soundtrack.

The actual singing is by MARNI NIXON, isn't she wonderful? So famous tracks like 'The Rain In Spain' and 'I Could Have Danced All Night' are actually the work of this champion lady. So I recommend listening to this (hopefully re-listening) with the new appreciation of not only the singing, but also the seamless transitions between the female vocals and Marni's amazing mimicry.