Listen Bright Young Things (2003) Soundtrack
An adaptation of Evelyn Waugh's novel "Vile Bodies", is a look into the lives of a young novelist, his would-be lover, and a host of young people who beautified London in the 1930s.
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Mairzy Doats |
Jerry Livingston: composer
Milton Drake: composer
Al Hoffman: composer
The Merry Macs: performer
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Nina |
Noel Coward: performer, writer
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Twentieth Century Blues |
Noel Coward: performer
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Dance, Little Lady |
Noel Coward: performer
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The Party's Over Now |
Noel Coward: performer
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Hear My Song, Violetta |
Harry S. Pepper: writer
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Thunder & Lightning Polka |
Anne Dudley: performer
Johann Strauß: writer
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Sing Sing Sing |
Louis Prima: writer
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Pomp & Circumstance No. 4 |
Edward Elgar: writer
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By A Waterfall |
Irving Kahal: composer
Sammy Fain: composer
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Caravan |
Duke Ellington: writer
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The Radetzky March |
Johann Strauß Sr.: writer
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Silver Threads Among The Gold |
Eben E. Rexford: writer
H.P. Danks: writer
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In A Monastery Garden |
Albert W. Ketèlbey: writer
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Tiger Rag |
Nick LaRocca: writer
Edwin B. Edwards: writer
Larry Shields: writer
Tony Sbarbaro: writer
Henry Ragas: writer
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Hear My Song, Violetta |
his Orchestra: performer
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Thunder & Lightning Polka |
Johann Strauss: writer
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Pomp & Circumstance No. 4 |
The Sellers Engineering Band: performer
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Tiger Rag |
The Not So Bright Young Things: performer
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Running Wild |
The Not So Bright Young Things: performer
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Bright Young Strings |
Shaila Kanga: performer
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Ain't No Flies on the Lamb of God |
The Finchley Children's Group: performer
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The Radetzky March |
H.M. Band of the Royal Marines: performer
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By A Waterfall |
Ken Barnie: performer
Andrew Mackenna: performer
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In A Monestary Garden |
Locian Ensemble: performer
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Get Out & Get Under |
Gerioli Organ: performer
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Hear My Song, Violetta |
Victor Sylvester: performer
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The Radetzky March |
Johann Strauss Sr.: writer
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