Mae West, Come Up and See Me Sometime - 56m 40s

Tracks & Durations

1. I'm No Angel	3:37
2. I Found A New Way To Go To Town	2:45
3. I Want You... I Need You	2:38
4. They Call Me Sister Honky Tonk	3:01
5. A Guy Ehat Takes His Time	2:46
6. (I Wonder Where) My Easy Rider's Gone	2:27
7. Sketch: The Garde of Eden	10:01
8. Owman Comes Down To New Orleans, My Old Flame, & Memphis Blues	8:27
9. Sketch: Mae West Meets Charlie McCarthy	6:17
10. Frankie And Johnny	2:27
11. Come Up And See Me Sometime	3:01
12. My Man Friday	3:03
13. Imaginary Love	2:55
14. That's All Brother, That's All	3:06

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Review

The Glamorous Legend that is Mae West Comes to Life in the First Ever CD Issued to Present a Survey of her Most Famous Studio and Film Recordings. The Archetypal Blonde Bombshell of the Silver Screen, the Legendary Mae West (1892-1980)'s Outrageously Larger Than Life Personality Still Resonates Decades after her Hollywood Heyday of the Thirties. "Come Up and See Me Sometime" (Her Famous Invitation) is a Superb Summary of her Recorded Legacy. There Are the Six Studio Sides from her 1933 Films She Done Him Wrong and I'm No Angel (A Guy What Takes his Time...), Then a Ripely Evocative Sequence of 12 Perhaps Less-than-hi-fi but Hugely Entertaining Numbers from the Original Soundtracks of Five of her Popular 30s Films.

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