The Year's Kisses
Shame On You
Honeymoon Hotel
Nasty Man
Here’s The Key To My Heart
Yes To You
According To The Moonlight
Oh, I Didn’t Know
Speaking Confidentially
I’ve Got My Fingers Crossed
I Love To Ride The Horses
I’m Shooting High
Spreadin’ Rhythm Around
This Year’s Kisses
Slumming On Park Avenue
I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm
Never In A Million Years
It’s Swell Of You
There’s A Lull In My Life
Wake Up And Live
You Turned The Tables On Me, extrait de la bande originale de "Sing, Baby, Sing"
You Can't Have Everything, extrait de la bande originale de "You Can't Have Everything"
Now It Can Be Told, extrait de la bande originale de "Alexander's Ragtime Band"
Extraits de la bande originale de "Rose of Washington Square"
Where Your Are, extrait de la bande originale de "The Great American Broadcast"
You'll Never Konw, extrait de la bande originale de "Hello, 'Frisco, Hello
No Love, No Nothin', extrait de la bande originale de "The Gang's All Here"
My Love, extrait de la bande originale de "Stowaway"

Alice Faye, voix

Celebrating her centenary, here is the finest single CD tribute to the vocal artistry of glamorous Alice Faye (1915-1998), legendary movie star of the 1935-45 era. Born Alice Jeanne Leppert, she was among the most beautiful and popular of all film musical stars. The quintessentially American snub-nosed blonde with the hourglass figure and open smile was the major star of many Fox films. She had a husky speaking voice and a vibrant contralto that also brought her success as a recording artist after being discovered by Rudy Vallée. Her first marriage was to a fellow Retrospective artist: singer Tony Martin (RTS 4118). This Year’s Kisses (one of 23 songs she introduced on screen that subsequently became hits!) traces her career from her early recordings with Rudy Vallée in 1933 (Shame On You) through her many screen successes in films such as George White's Scandals 1934 & 1935 (Nasty Man), King Of Burlesque 1936 (I'm Shooting High), Wake Up And Live 1937 (There's A Lull In My Life), Rose Of Washington Square 1939 (My Man) and Hello, ’Frisco, Hello 1943 in which she “created” the great standard You'll Never Know. Eight tracks are taken from actual soundtracks. Alice Faye still commands a loyal following that will welcome this truly representative, generously filled CD selection from the star who reigned as Queen of Hollywood.