#Touchez pas au grisbi youtube movie#

'In The Still Of The Night (I'll Remember' – Written By Fred Parris, Performed by the Five Satins 'I Hear You Knocking' – Written by Dave Bartholomew and Pearl King, Performed by Smiley Lewis 'El Negro Zumbón' – from the film Anna, Written by Franco Giordano and Roman Vatro, Performed by Flo Sandon 'Tuxedo Junction' – Written by William Johnson, Erskine Hawkins, Julian Dash and Buddy Feyne, Performed by Glenn Miller & His Orchestra 'The Fat Man' – Written by Dave Bartholomew and Antoine Domino, Performed by Fats Domino 'Le Grisbi' – From the film Touchez Pas Au Grisbi, Written by Jean Albert Henri Weiner and Jean Alcide Marie Marcland, Performed by Jean Wetzel 'Delicado' – Written by Waldir Azevedo and Jack Lawrence, Performed by Percy Faith & His Orchestra 'Song of the Barefoot Contessa' – Written by Mario Nascimbene, Performce by Hugo Winterhalter and His Orchestra 'You Belong To Me' – Written by Chilton Price, Redd Stewart and Pee Wee King, Performed by Jo Stafford 'Have I Sinned' – Written by Donnie Elbert and Fred Mendelsohn, Performed by Donnie Elbert 'Nocturne Bolero' – From the film The Barefoot Contessa, Written and performed by Mario Nascimbene 'A White Sport Coat (And a Pink Carnation)' – Written by Marty Robbins, Performed by Marty Robbins with Ray Conniff 'Sally Go Round the Roses (Singe Version)' – Written by Abner Spector, Performed by The Jaynetts 'Honky Tonk Pt 2' – Written by Billy Butler, Bill Doggett, Clifford Scott and Berisford Shepherd, Performed by Bill Doggett 'Melancholy Serenade (Jackie Gleason Theme)' – Written and performed by Jackie Gleason 'Canadian Sunset' – Written by Normal Gilbem and Eddie Haywood, Performed by Eddie Haywood 'La Vie en Rose' – Written by Louiguy and Edith Piaf, Performed by Edith Piaf 'You're Our Boy' – Written by David J. Here are some stories about certain key tracks that Scorsese and his team have used in The Irishman, as well as a complete soundtrack listing in case you wish to replicate it for your own playlist. The Irishman treats its music in slightly different ways, eschewing some of the bigger montage moments for deeper integration and long periods where there's gentle underscore rather than wall-to-wall pop songs.

#Touchez pas au grisbi youtube movie#

Scorsese has had more than his fair share of iconic musical movie moments, from Mean Streets (The Ronettes' ' Be My Baby ') to Goodfellas (the piano outro from Derek and the Domino's ' Layla ') and Casino (The Rolling Stones' ' Can't You Hear Me Knockin' '). Working in consultation with longtime collaborator Robbie Robertson, his latest film contains numerous songs both popular and obscure that help tell the story of Frank Sheeran. Martin Scorsese's latest gangster flick, The Irishman, continues the tradition of pairing fantastic needle drops with his storytelling, making for an aural landscape that uses songs to help accentuate jumps in time and location.