SOMETHING TO SHOUT ABOUT
(Film)

Composer: Cole Porter
Lyricist: Cole Porter

Released: February 25, 1943

Finale:

1. Cole Porter In Hollywood, 1929-1956, JJA (M) 19767 (Ensemble with orchestra conducted by Morris Stoloff)


Hasta Luego (original title was "Hasta La Vista"):

1. Cole Porter In Hollywood, 1929-1956, JJA (M) 19767 (Janet Blair with orchestra conducted by Morris Stoloff)
2. It All Belongs To You: Unsung Cole Porter, CD/LML Music LML CD-215 (Justin Hayford, piano and voice, with Jim Cox, bass, Phil Gratteau, drums, and Jennet Ingle, oboe)
3. Cole Porter: A Musical Toast, CD/Varese Sarabande VSD2-5826 (Paul Castree, David Engel, George Miserlis, and Neil Nash with music direction by Ron Abel)
4. Just A Gigolo, CD/JAG 66204 (Lance Callahan)
A radio transcription performed by Andre Kostelanetz and His Orchestra is also known to exist.


I Always Knew:

1. Cole Porter In Hollywood, 1929-1956, JJA (M) 19767 (Jaye Martin and Janet Blair with orchestra conducted by Morris Stoloff)
2. Cole Porter In Hollywood, 1929-1956, JJA (M) 19767 (Janet Blair and Don Ameche with orchestra conducted by Morris Stoloff) (reprise)


It Might Have Been (dropped; used instrumentally only):

1. 78/Victor 20-1599 (Jerry Stuart and The Four Lyttle Sisters with Hal McIntyre and His Orchestra) [reissued on Cole Porter In Hollywood, 1929-1956, JJA (M) 19767]
2. Discovered, Vol. 3, CD/Recollect 5403 (Joe London) (unverified)
An unverified radio transcription performed by the Vincent Lopez Orchestra is also known to exist.


Lotus Bloom:

1. Cole Porter In Hollywood, 1929-1956, JJA (M) 19767 (Janet Blair with orchestra conducted by Morris Stoloff)
A radio transcription performed by Andre Kostelanetz and His Orchestra is also known to exist.


Main Title:

1. Cole Porter In Hollywood, 1929-1956, JJA (M) 19767 (orchestra conducted by Morris Stoloff)


Something To Shout About:

1. Cole Porter In Hollywood, 1929-1956, JJA (M) 19767 (Janet Blair with orchestra conducted by Morris Stoloff)
2. Cole Porter Revisited Vol. V, CD/Painted Smiles PSCD-122 (Arthur Siegel, Sandy Stewart, and Ann Hampton Callaway)


Through Thick And Thin:

1. Cole Porter In Hollywood, 1929-1956, JJA (M) 19767 (Hazel Scott and Janet Blair with orchestra conducted by Morris Stoloff)
2. Cole Porter In Hollywood, 1929-1956, JJA (M) 19767 (Ensemble with orchestra conducted by Morris Stoloff)
3. You're Sensational: Cole Porter In The '20s, '40s, & '50s, CD/Koch A-33714 (Hazel Scott, piano and voice, with drums)
4. Cole Porter Revisited, CD/Painted Smiles PSCD-121 (Sandy Stewart, Arthur Siegel, and Ann Hampton Callaway with Arthur Siegel, duo-piano; Faun Stacy, bass; Matt "Chips" Patuto, drums)


You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To:

I have not attempted to compile discological information for this Porter standard.


Unrecorded Material:

Couldn't Be (aka "I Couldn't Be More In Love") (unused; music exists in sketch form)
I Can Do Without Tea In My Teapot (used instrumentally in part in film)
Let Doctor Schmett Vet Your Pet (no music survives)
Take It Easy (unused; music exists in sketch form)