Bing Crosby & Bob Hope – Hit The Road With Bing & Bob (2003) – FLAC 16BITS 44.1KHZ-EICHBAUM

Artist: Bing Crosby, Bob Hope
Title: Hit The Road With Bing & Bob
Year Of Release: 2003
Label: Jasmine Records
Genre: Jazz, Pop, Soundtracks
Quality: Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 1:42:43
Total Size: 191 MB
Tracklist:
1. Introduction: “Road To Singapore” (2:18)
2. Captain Custard (4:10)
3. The Moon And The Willow Tree (4:44)
4. Sweet Potato Piper (2:52)
5. Carry Me Back To Old Virginny (0:51)
6. Too Romantic (3:00)
7. Too Romantic (1:36)
8. Finale (Road To Singapore) (0:41)
9. Introduction/ You Lucky People, You (1:39)
10. African Etude (3:21)
11. You’re Dangerous (2:55)
12. It’s Always You (3:45)
13. It’s Always You 2 (1:20)
14. Finale (Road To Zanzibar) (1:13)
15. Introduction: “Road To Morocco” (1:18)
16. The Road To Morocco (2:52)
17. Ain’t Got A Dime To My Name (2:09)
18. Constanly (3:14)
19. Moonlight Becomes You (3:12)
20. Moonlight Becomes You 2 (3:05)
21. Finale (Road To Morocco) (0:47)
1. Introduction: “Road To Utopia” (1:23)
2. Goodtime Charlie (2:30)
3. It’s Anybody’s Spring (1:48)
4. Personality (1:45)
5. Welcome To My Dream (1:28)
6. Put It There, Pal (1:44)
7. Would You? (1:43)
8. Welcome To My Dream (1:42)
9. Introduction: “Road To Rio” (1:32)
10. Apalachicola, Fla / Swanee River / Carry Me Back To Old Virginny (4:04)
11. But Beautiful (1:48)
12. You Don’t Have To Know The Language (4:04)
13. Experience (3:52)
14. Batuque Nio Morro (2:12)
15. Finale (Road To Rio) (0:35)
16. Introduction: “Road To Bali” (1:00)
17. Chicago Style (3:53)
18. The Whiffenpoof Song (1:00)
19. Moonflowers (2:22)
20. Hoot Mon (1:37)
21. To See You Is To Love You (2:27)
22. The Merry-Go-Runaround (3:06)
23. Moonflowers (1:30)
24. Finale (Road To Bali) (2:13)
It’s hard to imagine a ‘Road’ picture without Bing Crosby and Bob Hope. Both under contract to Paramount Pictures, studio executives became aware of a sparkling chemistry between the pair and instructed writers Frank Butler and Don Hartman to find a suitable property for them. A project for George Burns and Gracie Allen that had come to nothing was considered but rejected, so they dug out one of their own scripts for a film intended for Jack Oakie and Fred MacMurray entitled “Road To Mandalay” but turned down by the duo. Revised with suitable gags and song-slots, it became “Road To Singapore” for Bing and Bob. Romance and beauty was provided by another Paramount star, Dorothy Lamour, a lady who would be well worth fighting for, as illustrated by the comments that open this collection of songs from the six ‘Road’ pictures made between 1939 and 1952.