I'd have to rewatch it.JumpingJackFlash wrote: Well, I must admit I haven't seen it in a while, but I remember one scene where they are having a party or something and the record player in the back starts playing, but then this music subtly becomes part of the scene, even when the record player is absent.
Record player: the movie Les Vacances de Mr Hulot (Mister Hulot's Vacation?) has an obnoxious background tune. At one point there is no music and a character in the film puts on a record, which turns out to play that tune. That's just about my favourite gag in that film.
Johnny Mercer, tune by David Raksin. This song is btw the archetype of II-V-I progressions. Also remarkable because the tonic chord really only appears as the final chord (there is one transitional I7).If memory serves, I believe lyrics were written later and performed by Nat King Cole (and later by others).
Victor.