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That spelling of "Favourite" tips us off: this is a retrospective of beloved British TV and radio themes played by an array of popular UK orchestras. Includes "China Doll" Bert Weedon, "My True Love"... more

In 1960, Jule Styne and George Weiss were commissioned to write the music for this album celebrating the opening of Freedomland U.S.A., a Disney-like NY theme park. Along with "So Long Ma" Jimmy... more

This 1963 soundtrack album collected the finest moments from the "Cinerama" series of travelogues. You'll hear CD debuts and stereo mixes presented in Dolby Surround as you encounter "St. Moritz... more

Along with the best-loved stage songs and pop hits this great British composer penned, this set unearths rare demos, unused songs he wrote for films and performances by Bart himself. Tunes from... more

This 1961 comp reached #2 and stayed on the charts for 81 weeks! Its CD debut boasts the hits "Theme from The Apartment," "Exodus" Ferrante & Teicher; "Never on Sunday" Don Costa and "The Magnificent... more

CD debut for the soundtrack to the 1958 TV musical Hansel and Gretel and for selections from 1957's The Yeomen of the Guard, both starring the great Barbara Cook! You'll encounter Red Buttons, Rudy... more

In the '50s, star-studded TV musicals were lovingly crafted and aired live, meant to be seen just once. Here's the original soundtrack from one such creation: 1957's Pinocchio starring Rooney and... more

In the 1950s there were only a handful of films produced in Britain that could lay any claim to the status of musical. One such film As Long As They're Happy (1955) starred the effervescent Jean... more

The UK's first big-budget Technicolor musical, London Town also gave England a wonderful Burke/Van Heusen score, and big-band singer Beryl Davis and comedian Sid Field are joined by a 14-year-old... more