ABOUT THE DISC & RECORDINGS:

This 1970s bootleg album is the only "soundtrack album" released for these two films.

Obviously recorded directly from the soundtrack of the the actual films, the sound quality is "iffy" at best. Interestingly, only side one with the songs from Pigskin Parade are separated out into tracks. Side two (Everybody Sing) is not separated out, playing as one long track. There are no track listings anywhere on the album. The back of the album is blank.

Everybody Sing is an interesting little musical screwball comedy. The type MGM made that, although considered a "B" film, was nonetheless a notch or two higher than most "B" films due to the talent involved both in front of and behind the camera.

Most of Judy's pre-recordings for the film are on on the Rhino CD set "Judy Garland - Collector's Gems From The M-G-M Films".

CLICK HERE to read the details about Side 1's soundtrack to Pigskin Parade.

All images on this page from the collection of Scott Brogan.

TRACK LISTING

Judy Garland tracks in blue.

Song Title	Performed by...	Date Recorded
Overture	The MGM Studio Orchestra	Unknown
Swing Mr. Mendelssohn	Judy Garland & St. Brendan's Boys Choir	08-26-1937
The One I Love	Lynne Carver and Allan Jones	Unknown
The First Thing in the Morning	Allan Jones	Unknown
Cosi Cosa	Allan Jones	Unknown
Down On Melody Farm	Judy Garland	10-04-1937
Down On Melody Farm (Reprise)	Judy Garland, Allan Jones, Reginald Gardiner, Lynne Carver, Adia Kuznetzoff	Unknown
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot	Judy Garland	10-24-1937
The One I Love	Allan Jones	Unknown
Quainty Dainty Me	Fanny Brice	Unknown
The Show Must Go On	Allan Jones	Unknown
Why? Because!	Judy Garland and Fanny Brice	12-21-1937
Ever Since the World Began / Shall I Sing a Melody?	Judy Garland	12-13-1937
Finale (Reprises of "The Show Must Go On", "The One I Love", "Quainty Dainty Me", "Down on Melody Farm")	Cast and Chorus	Unknown