motion picture soundtrack - good night, and good luck featuring Dianne Reeves

Set in the 1950's and shot in black and white, the soundtrack plays an integral part in the movie, helping to greatly set the appropriate mood. Jazz legend Dianne Reeves sings on every track, except for the one instrumental piece. Her vocal mastery makes each jazz standard selection her own, plus one new original song "Who's Minding the Store?".

Straighten Up and Fly Right
I've Got My Eyes on You
Gotta Be This or That
Too Close for Comfort
How High the Moon
Who's Minding the Store?
You're Driving Me Crazy
Pretend
Solitude
TV Is the Thing This Year
Pick Yourself Up
When I Fall in Love (Instrumental)
Into Each Life, Some Rain Must Fall
Therell Be Another Spring
One for My Baby