Various - Can Can / Paint Your Wagon flac album

Paint Your Wagon, Red Lorry Yellow Lorry's second album, was released in 1986 in the UK on Red Rhino, an independent music record label. It was the band's final original LP release on the label (exclusive of a singles collection, Smashed Hits, the following year) before signing to major label Situation Two in 1987. Like their first album, Talk about the Weather, Paint Your Wagon had a very short running time at under 30 minutes.

What's Goin' on Here? (Paint Your Wagon) - Olga San Juan. 5. They Call the Wind "Maria" (Paint Your Wagon) - Rufus Smith. 6. There's a Coach Comin' in (Paint Your Wagon) - Ideal Music Chorus. 7. In Between (Paint Your Wagon) - James Barton. 8. I Still see Elisa (Paint Your Wagon) - James Barton. 9. How Can I Wait? (Paint Your Wagon) - Olga San Juan. 10. Hand me Down That Can O' Beans (Paint Your Wagon) - Robert Penn. 11. Carino Mio (Paint Your Wagon) - Olga San Juan, Tony Bavaar.

Is Paint Your Wagon the best album by Various Artists? BestEverAlbums. com brings together thousands of 'greatest ever album' charts and calculates an overall ranking. VARIOUS - CAN CAN/ PAINT YOUR WAGON VINYL WORLD RECORD CLUB 1960 LMP 6 £1. 9 Condition: Used. Time left: 2d 2h 40m 36s. Ships to: Worldwide. Various: Paint Your Wagon: Music From The Soundtrack 1969 Condition: Used. Time left: 2d 5h.

Paint Your Wagon (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack). Paint Your Wagon (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Tracklist. 1. I'm On My Way by Paint Your Wagon Chorus Lyrics. 2. I Still See Elisa by Clint Eastwood Lyrics. 14. Finale by Paint Your Wagon Chorus Lyrics. About Paint Your Wagon (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack). Paint Your Wagon (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Q&A.

Free download and listen Paint Your Wagon & Can Ca. Tracks count: 23. Views: 3. Lilo - Can Can 02:58. Milton Rosenstock - Overture 01:48. Olga San Juan - How Can I Wait?

Some of these combinations work better than others as unified listening experiences, but none of them is as odd as this juxtaposition of lyricist/librettist Alan Jay Lerner and composer Frederick Loewe's Paint Your Wagon and Cole Porter's Can-Can, the contrast between a rustic American Western setting and a sophisticated urban tale set in Paris. All of those songs are on this album along with some other worthy ones, taking up the first 13 tracks of the disc. Despite being underrated upon its Broadway opening on May 7, 1953, Can-Can represented a late triumph for Cole Porter, eventually enjoying the second longest run of any Porter show at 892 performances (Kiss Me, Kate was first).