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Confessions of a Dangerous Mind

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Great music keeps coming back and for music lovers who
want to understand what the words to a song are, you have two of the very best female superstars Rosemary Clooney and the one and only Vikki Carr!

Actually, I really enjoyed this soundtrack and hope we can hear
more Vikki Carr music once again. I still listen to Moonstruck with Vikki's "It Must be Him" and now with her campy "The Silencers" on this soundtrack, I will be checking out her other CD's.

I loved the movie and I can recommend this soundtrack to anyone with great music taste!

"Confessions of a Dangerous Mind" is a wildly entertaining, funny and thought-provoking movie with a funky soundtrack. It's too good not to own. Although my co-workers think I'm crazy when I blast this CD in the laboratory, they love my sing-along rendition of Rosemary Clooney's "There's No Business Like Show Business." Alex Wurman did an excellent job with this music. "Berlin" is probably my favorite Wurman tune on this CD. Blast this song in your house and you'll feel like a cool cat just walking down your hallway in your PJs. I've seen the movie 4 times in the theatres and will probably see it many more times--the music is as cool as the movie. This soundtrack belongs in anyone's collection whose tastes are as eclectic as mine.

I think all of the songs on here are great especially the one by Rosemary Clooney. My favorite songs are:
1. Palisades Park - Freddy Cannon
2. If I Had a Hammer (The Hammer Song) - Peter, Paul, and Mary
3. Sunshine Superman - Donovan
5. The Silencers - Vikki Carr
10. Sincerely - The Moonglows
11. There's No Business Like Show Business - Rosemary Clooney
13. Game Show Confessions Remix - Peter McEvilley.
You will will not be disappointed if you buy this!!

This CD would be much better if it included some of the main instrumental themes including "Wednesday's Child" originally the theme for Quiller Memorandum and "Experiment in Terror" from the film of the same name.