OOOOOO _____    I like this CRAZY music !     :-D
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......artist:   v/a
.......title:   20 film and stage classics Jamaican style
......origin:   UK
........type:   CD
.......label:   Trojan CDTRL 319
.......price:   =A311
distribution:   ?
........year:   1993
.......genre:   old-style reggae
....duration:   57:43

..TRACK LIST:
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Trenton Spence Orchestra       People Will Say We're In Love (< "Oklahoma")
Lloyd Clarke                   Summertime (< "Porgy & Bess")
The Skatalites                 Guns Of Navarone (< "Guns Of Navarone")
Carlos Malcolm & His Afro-Caribs: Bonanza Ska (< "Bonanza")
The Soul Brothers               A Shot In The Dark (< "The Pink Panther")
Roland Alphonso                 From Russia With Love (<"From Russia With Lo=
ve")
Tommy McCook & The Supersonics: Doctor Zhivago (< "Doctor Zhivago")
Lyn Tait & The Jets             To Sir With Love (< "To Sir With Love")
The Silvertones                 Ol' Man River (< "Showboat")
Tommy McCook & The Supersonics  Get Me To The Church On Time (< "My fair lad=
y")
Richard Ace                     Hang 'em High (< "Hang 'em High")
Slim Smith                      Zip A Dee Doo Dah (< "Song of the South")
Winston Wright                  The Magnificent Seven (< "The Magnificent 7"=
)
Pat Satchmo                     Hello Dolly! (< "Hello Dolly!")
Lloyd Charmers                  Theme From "A Summer Place"
Pat Kelly                       Try to Remember (< "The Fantasticks")
The Chosen Few                  Theme From "Shaft"
The Heptones                    I'm In The Mood For Love (< "Every night at =
8")
Alton Ellis                     Moon River (< "Breakfast at Tiffany's")
Lloyd Charmers                  There's No Business Like Show Business
                                                        (< "Annie get your g=
un")

I like to hear cross-over music: stuff you're used to hear in one category
in music, that suddenly appears in a completely other style arrangement. I
guess you have to know the orriginals to appreciate these, and you
certainly have to love reggae.
Not all of these 20 tracks are as great, but about 10 of them are IMHO funny=