The Hi-Fi Nightingale
The Hi-Fi Nightingale is an album from Caterina Valente. Released in the US (1956).
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| Released | 1956 |
| Genre | Pop, Latin |
| Label | Decca, DL 8203 |
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This album includes her big hits "Malagueña" and "The Breeze and I".
Track listing
Side 1
- "The Breeze and I" (Andalucia)
- "If Hearts Could Talk"
- "Temptation"
- "The Ecstasy"
- "Jalousie"
- "Fiesta Cubana"
Side 2
- "Malaguena"
- "The Way You Love Me"
- "My Lonely Lover" (Chanson D'Amour)
- "Begin the Beguine"
- "Siboney"
- "This Must Be Wrong"
- "This Must Be Wrong (Oho Aha)"
Credits
- Georges Auric Composer
- Vera Bloom Composer
- Nacio Herb Brown Composer
- Henri Contet Composer
- Paul Durand Composer
- Kurt Feltz Composer, Producer
- Silvio Francesco Primary Artist
- Arthur Freed Composer
- Jacob Gade Composer
- Heinz Gietz Composer
- Kermit Goell Composer
- Jimmy Kennedy Composer
- Raymond Klages Composer
- Ernesto Lecuona Composer
- Dolly Morse Composer
- Cole Porter Composer
- Nat Simon Composer
- Herb Steiner Composer
- Kay Twomey Composer
- Caterina Valente Primary Artist, Vocals
- Fred Wise Composer
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