Esquivel, Music from a Sparkling Planet - 37m 6s

Tracks & Durations

1. Cachita	2:24
2. Cherokee	3:09
3. Third Man Theme	2:22
4. La Bikina	2:01
5. You Belong to My Heart	2:44
6. La Paloma	2:07
7. Cachito	2:25
8. Granada	4:09
9. Question Mark (What Can You Do)	2:11
10. My Blue Heaven	2:56
11. All of Me	2:18
12. Poinciana	3:03
13. Flower Girl of Bordeaux	2:07
14. Boulevard of Broken Dreams	3:02

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Review

Esquivel has been such a hit with lounge revivalists that a sequel to Space Age Bachelor Pad Music was undeniable. Music From a Sparkling Planet inevitably carries a heavy load of kitsch, and rightly so. By any fair standard, Juan Garcia Esquivel's desperately spry arrangements (complete with "zoom zoom" vocals, blaring brass, and truly mind-bending steel guitar) were a product of their time. You almost feel like you should be eating a TV dinner off a TV tray while watching My Favorite Martian to fully enjoy this stuff. But you'll never hear a sprightlier version of "Boulevard of Broken Dreams." --Steven Stolder

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