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Re: LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDORED THING
Sammy Fain is the composer, Paul Francis Webster the lyricist, not the other way around.
Correction made, thanks!
CAT BALLOU is a curious case. Cole's solo hit is available easily, but in the film he and Stubby Kaye had a duet as troubadors throughout the film. I believe that LP has never been CD'd.
And yes, Lord Love Neal Hefti.
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All these years I thought Those Magnificent MITFM was scored by Ron Goodwin, not Grainer. Please verify.
Aargh. The only thing I like better than proofreading is editing.
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Who can forget: "Take my cycle, take the burger but leave me the pickle, but not with my wife you don't." Kind of tugs at your heartstrings doesn't it?
Music: John Williams
Lyrics: Johnny Mercer
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The main titles from the original Thomas Crown Affair showcased the song "The Windmills of Your Mind," which won the Academy Award for Best Song in 1968, and awarded to composer Michel Legrand, and lyricists Marilyn and Alan Bergman.
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