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Mario Lanza Double Feature mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Classical / Stage & Screen Album: Double Feature Country: US Released: 1959 Style: Opera, Soundtrack MP3 version RAR size: 1326 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1107 mb WMA version RAR size: 1974 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 299 Other Formats: AA XM DXD AUD ADX VQF RA Tracklist Hide Credits That Midnight Kiss La Bohème: Act I: Che gelida manina A1 4:59 Composed By – Puccini* Mamma mia che vo' sape? A2 2:34 Composed By – Nutile*Lyrics By – Russo* I Know, I Know, I Know A3 3:59 Composed By – Kaper*Lyrics By – Russell* They Didn't Believe Me A4 5:08 Composed By – Kern*Lyrics By – Rourke* Core 'ngrato A5 3:20 Composed By – Cardillo*Lyrics By – Cordiferro* Aïda: Act I: Celeste Aïda A6 Composed By – Verdi*Conductor – Constantine Callinicos, Ray 4:19 SinatraOrchestra – Unknown Artist Toast Of New Orleans La Traviata: Act I: Brindisi: Libiamo, libiamo, ne' lieti calici B1 3:02 Composed By – Verdi*Soprano Vocals – Elaine Malbin Madama Butterfly: Act I: Love Duet: Stolta paura, l'amor B2 8:03 Composed By – Puccini*Soprano Vocals – Elaine Malbin L'Africana: Act IV: O Paradiso! B3 3:09 Composed By – Meyerbeer* Carmen: Act II: La fleur que tu m'avais jetée (Flower Song) B4 3:35 Composed By – Bizet* Martha: Act III: M'appari B5 3:31 Composed By – Flotow* Credits Conductor – Constantine Callinicos Orchestra – RCA Victor Orchestra And Chorus* Tenor Vocals – Mario Lanza Notes Musical highlights from Maria Lanza's first two films. Made in U.S.A. A3: From the M-G-M film "That Midnight Kiss" Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Side A - runout): K2RP 4774--1S Matrix / Runout (Side B - runout): K2RP 4775--2S Matrix / Runout (Side A - label): K2RP-4774 Matrix / Runout (Side B - label): K2RP-4775 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Double Feature- Toast Of New Mario RCA Victor RB.16223 Orleans / That Midnight Kiss (LP, RB.16223 UK 1959 Lanza Red Seal Comp, Mono) Mario Double Feature - Toast Of New RCA Victor LM-2422 LM-2422 Canada 1960 Lanza Orleans / That Midnight Kiss (LP) Red Seal Related Music albums to Double Feature by Mario Lanza José Carreras - The Brillant Voice Mario Lanza - Welterfolge – Mein Herz Singt Nur Für Dich! Mario Lanza - Operatic Arias And Duets As Sung In the Toast Of New Orleans Jussi Björling - Opera Arias (Historical Recordings 1936-1948) Hui He - Hui He Sings Verdi & Puccini Mario Lanza - You Do Something To Me Arturo Toscanini Conducts NBC Symphony Orchestra - Toscanini Conducts Favorite Scenes From Traviata - Boheme - Aida Luciano Pavarotti - Luciano Pavarotti Puccini / Barbirolli - Madama Butterfly: Scenes And Arias Dinara Alieva, Marcello Rota, Czech National Symphony Orchestra - Pace, Mio Dio....

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