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Alive from An Aircraft Hangar [Us Import]

Search: Michael Caine
by: Dudley Moore

Release Date June 19, 2001
A much underrated musician Dudley Moore amply shows off his improvisational skills in his last set piece before the onslaught of his devastating illness. Unfortunately this collection is marred by the inclusion of lame dialogue by Dudley to the audience in between tracks, at times quite tiresome and to the point of cringeworthiness at his lack of comedic material. Oh well, you can at least programme the CD player to skip every alternate track.

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Songs From The Greatest Musicals

Search: Michael Caine
by: Various Artists

Release Date February 04, 2008
A much underrated musician Dudley Moore amply shows off his improvisational skills in his last set piece before the onslaught of his devastating illness. Unfortunately this collection is marred by the inclusion of lame dialogue by Dudley to the audience in between tracks, at times quite tiresome and to the point of cringeworthiness at his lack of comedic material. Oh well, you can at least programme the CD player to skip every alternate track.

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A Dedication in Seven Years

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by: Various Artists

Release Date June 10, 2000
A much underrated musician Dudley Moore amply shows off his improvisational skills in his last set piece before the onslaught of his devastating illness. Unfortunately this collection is marred by the inclusion of lame dialogue by Dudley to the audience in between tracks, at times quite tiresome and to the point of cringeworthiness at his lack of comedic material. Oh well, you can at least programme the CD player to skip every alternate track.

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Finsternis

Search: Michael Caine
by: E Nomine

Release Date May 28, 2002
A much underrated musician Dudley Moore amply shows off his improvisational skills in his last set piece before the onslaught of his devastating illness. Unfortunately this collection is marred by the inclusion of lame dialogue by Dudley to the audience in between tracks, at times quite tiresome and to the point of cringeworthiness at his lack of comedic material. Oh well, you can at least programme the CD player to skip every alternate track.

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7 Ages of Man [With Book]

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by: Various Composers

Release Date April 11, 2000
A much underrated musician Dudley Moore amply shows off his improvisational skills in his last set piece before the onslaught of his devastating illness. Unfortunately this collection is marred by the inclusion of lame dialogue by Dudley to the audience in between tracks, at times quite tiresome and to the point of cringeworthiness at his lack of comedic material. Oh well, you can at least programme the CD player to skip every alternate track.

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Get Carter: Original Soundtrack [SOUNDTRACK]

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by: Roy Budd

Release Date February 26, 2008
One of the great things about the incidental music about Get Carter is that it was all composed by Roy Budd. So, when Jack Carter puts on a record on the duke box in the pub opposite the station it is Budd's "Looking for Someone". In Brumby's horrible modern mansion "on the Durham Road" it is "Love is a four letter word" that the with-it teenagers are grooving to. In the Oxford Galleries Dance Hall it is the bass-y "Livin should be this way" that thunders in the background. All these songs (which we only ever hear in part on the soundtrack) subtly echo the driving jazzy bass line of the famous title track. Brilliant stuff, almost like a Wagnerian leitmotif for Carter's neo-Jacobean revenge tragedy.