Album

Oklahoma!

Rodgers And Hammerstein's

1955 · Stage & Screen

12 collectors on Gatefold own this

Oklahoma! by Rodgers And Hammerstein's

Oklahoma! is a Soundtrack & Scores album by Rodgers And Hammerstein's, originally released in 1955. On Gatefold: 169 pressings tracked, owned by 12 collectors.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1Overture
  2. A2Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin'
  3. A3The Surrey With The Fringe On Top
  4. A4Kansas City
  5. A5I Cain't Say No
  6. A6Many A New Day

Side B

  1. B1People Will Say We're In Love
  2. B2Poor Jud Is Dead
  3. B3Out Of My Dreams
  4. B4The Farmer And The Cowman
  5. B5All Er Nothin'
  6. B6Oklahoma

Sound DNA

  • Soundtrack & Scores
  • Compiled Soundtrack
  • clean
  • euphoric
  • theatrical

Soundtrack to the 1955 film
Starring Gordon MacRae,, Gene Nelson, produced by Arthur Hornblow, Jr.
Please be careful to disambiguate from Oklahoma! (1943), also directed by Jay Blackton, but with a different cast (including Alfred Drake, not featured on this one).

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Bambi Linn
  • Charlotte GreenwoodFEATURING VOCALS
  • Eddie Albert
  • Gene NelsonFEATURING VOCALS
  • Gloria GrahameFEATURING VOCALS
  • Gordon MacRaeFEATURING VOCALS
  • Harry EdisonTRUMPET
  • James Mitchell
  • James WhitmoreFEATURING VOCALS
  • Jay BlacktonCHORUS MASTER , CONDUCTOR CHORUS, ORCHESTRA, CONDUCTOR , SUPERVISED BY CONDUCTOR
  • Jay C. FlippenFEATURING VOCALS
  • Rod SteigerFEATURING VOCALS
  • Shirley JonesFEATURING VOCALS
  • "Oklahoma!" Girls' ChorusVOCALS
  • "Oklahoma!" Men's ChorusVOCALS
  • "Oklahoma!" Mixed ChorusVOCALS
  • "Oklahoma!" OrchestraORCHESTRA

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