The Cool Ones Soundtrack (1967) OST
A young, millionaire rock promoter decides to create a new boy/girl duo team for his teen TV dance show by teaming up an ambitious go-go dancer and a has-been pop star and presenting them to the public as a new romantic pair.
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It's Magic |
Sammy Cahn: writer
Jule Styne: composer
Mrs. Miller: performer
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Just One of Those Things |
Cole Porter: writer
Glen Campbell: performer
Debbie Watson: performer
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In the House of Dr. Stone |
The Leaves: performer
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I'm So Happy |
The Bantams: performer
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This Town |
Lee Hazlewood: writer
Debbie Watson: performer
Gil Peterson: performer
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The Cool Ones |
Lee Hazlewood: writer
Debbie Watson: performer
Gil Peterson: performer
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Up Where the Air is Thin |
Debbie Watson: performer
Gil Peterson: performer
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Have a Tantrum |
Lee Hazlewood: writer
Debbie Watson: performer
Gil Peterson: performer
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It's Your World |
Lee Hazlewood: writer
Debbie Watson: performer
Gil Peterson: performer
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When You Touched My Hand |
Lee Hazlewood: writer
Debbie Watson: performer
Gil Peterson: performer
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Baby, Baby, Your Love Is All I Need |
Lee Hazlewood: writer
Debbie Watson: performer
Gil Peterson: performer
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Birth of the Blues |
Buddy G. DeSylva: writer
Lew Brown: writer
Ray Henderson: composer, writer
Gil Peterson: performer
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Secret Love |
Sammy Fain: composer
Paul Francis Webster: composer, writer
Gil Peterson: performer
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What is This Thing Called Love? |
Cole Porter: writer
Gil Peterson: performer
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A Bad Woman's Love |
Lee Hazlewood: writer
Gil Peterson: performer
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Where Did I Go Wrong? |
Billy Strange: composer
Nita Talbot: performer
Roddy McDowall: performer
Robert Coote: performer
Jim Begg: performer
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Hey Hey Ronnie |
T.J. and The Fourmations: performer
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High |
Lee Hazlewood: writer
Debbie Watson: performer
Gil Peterson: performer
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Whiz-Bam Theme |
Lee Hazlewood: writer
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