Cinema, by Cafe Accordion Orchestra

Cinema

by Cafe Accordion Orchestra

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We all love the movies! Relive your favorite films as Café Accordion Orchestra celebrates its favorite cinematic songs!

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1.	It Had Better Be Tonight 02:39	buy track
2.	Charade 05:02	buy track
3.	Fit As a Fiddle 02:34	buy track
4.	Baby Elephant Walk 03:03	buy track
5.	Bateau Mouche 03:38	buy track
6.	Ta Pedia Tou Pirea (never on Sunday) 03:33	buy track
7.	Spy Medley 07:59	buy track
8.	Valse Amelie/Sous les Toits de Paris 04:34	buy track
9.	Moon River 03:09	buy track
10.	Urami Bushi 03:45	buy track
11.	Harry Lime's Theme 02:55	buy track
12.	Everyone Says I Love You 02:52	buy track
13.	Miserlu/Exodus Theme 05:08	buy track

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We all love the movies! Relive your favorite films as Café Accordion Orchestra celebrates its favorite cinematic songs!

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released January 1, 2006

Arrangements by Dan Newtown, Erik Lillestol and Brian Barnes
Produced by Dan Newton, Scott Malchow and CAO
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Scott Malchow
Manufactured by Noiseland Industries, Minneapolis, MN
Artwork and design by Jim Dryden

Dan Newton - accordion, keyboards, vocal
Brian Barnes - guitars, banjo, vocal
Eric Mohring, mandolin, violin, vocals
Erik Lillestol - bass
Joe Steinger - percussion
Scott Malchow - electric sitar, percussion

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Cafe Accordion Orchestra Minneapolis, Minnesota

Dan Newton's Café Accordion Orchestra (CAO) performs an eclectic mix full of French flare, Latin heat and Bohemian attitude. The group complements romantic, Parisian valse-musette with Parisian hot club, swing, ballads, tangos, cha chas, rumbas, and cumbias to create a wonderfully varied show. They inject their music with good humor and expressive abandon. ... more