• Calamity Jane (1953) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

It's the late nineteenth century in Deadwood, located in the Dakota Territory. Jane Canary - better known as Calamity Jane or Calam for short - is a sharp shooter who takes it upon herself to protect the area, especially the stagecoach, from the marauding Sioux. Her skill and fearlessness is matched only by Wild Bill Hickok, with whom she has a friendly rivalry, but who she still considers her best friend. Calam shows no signs of femininity, despite being in love with a soldier, Lieutenant Danny Gilmartin. Despite having been saved before by Calam, Danny only sees her as one of the guys and has no idea that she loves him.

There is a dearth of females in the area, and as such, Harvey Miller or Milly for short, the proprietor of the local saloon called the Golden Garter, brings in actresses to perform whenever he can to entertain the men who are starved for female companionship. So when Milly's latest attempt to bring in an actress doesn't turn out quite the way he expects, Calam takes it upon herself to bring in the most famous Chicago actress, Adelaid Adams, to keep the peace in Deadwood. Calam's attempt to bring in Adelaid starts a series of events which make Calam examine her feminine side, and what it may take to get Danny to propose. But in doing so, Calam may ultimately realize what she really wants in life.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Calamity Jane
	CALAMITY JANE: The Deadwood Stage (Whip-Crack-Away)	David Buttolph: Performer
	I Can Do Without You (with Howard Keel)	David Buttolph: Performer
	The Black Hills Of Dakota	David Buttolph: Performer
	Just Blew In From The Windy City	David Buttolph: Performer
	A Woman's Touch	David Buttolph: Performer
	Higher Than A Hawk (Deeper Than A Well) (Howard Keel)	David Buttolph: Performer
	Tis Harry I'm Plannin' To Marry	David Buttolph: Performer
	Secret Love	David Buttolph: Performer
	THE PAJAMA GAME: The Pajama Game (opening) and Racing With The Clock (Eddie Foy	David Buttolph: Performer
	I'm Not At All In Love	David Buttolph: Performer
	I'll Never Be Jealous Again (Eddie Foy Jr., Reta Shaw)	David Buttolph: Performer
	Once-A-Year Day (with John Raitt)	David Buttolph: Performer
	Small Talk (with John Raitt)	David Buttolph: Performer
	There Once Was A Man (with John Raitt)	David Buttolph: Performer
	Hernando's Hideaway (Carol Haney)	David Buttolph: Performer
	Finale	David Buttolph: Performer

User reviews

Andrew Nelson

8/10

The soundtrack of Calamity Jane is a joy to listen to, with each song contributing to the overall atmosphere and charm of the film.

James Nelson

5/10

The music in Calamity Jane effectively conveys the rugged and adventurous spirit of the main character, Calamity Jane, through its upbeat and lively tunes.

Laura Robinson

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Calamity Jane is a standout element of the film, enriching the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Sarah Carter

7/10

The vocals in the soundtrack are powerful and emotive, conveying the characters' inner struggles and desires with authenticity and passion.

Dorothy Carter

5/10

The musical arrangements in Calamity Jane are skillfully crafted, blending different styles and genres to create a cohesive and engaging soundtrack.

Sarah Jones

8/10

The lyrics of the songs in Calamity Jane are cleverly written, providing insight into the characters' thoughts and feelings in a way that feels natural and organic.

Betty Robinson

5/10

The soundtrack of Calamity Jane effectively enhances the storytelling, adding layers of complexity and depth to the characters and their relationships.

Kimberly Wilson

9/10

The music in Calamity Jane skillfully sets the tone for the complex relationships and dynamics between the characters. The emotional depth conveyed through the soundtrack enhances the storytelling, allowing me to connect with the characters on a deeper level and feel their struggles and triumphs.

Betty Johnson

10/10

I appreciate how the soundtrack of Calamity Jane evolves along with the character development, mirroring Calam's journey as she explores her feminine side and desires. The music beautifully underscores the themes of love, friendship, and self-discovery, making the viewing experience truly captivating and memorable.

Thomas Lewis

7/10

The instrumental pieces in the soundtrack are masterfully composed, evoking the rugged beauty of the Dakota Territory and the adventurous spirit of the characters.

Timothy Jackson

8/10

Overall, the music in Calamity Jane is an integral part of the storytelling, elevating the film to new heights and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Robert Lopez

6/10

The songs in Calamity Jane are catchy and memorable, with lyrics that reflect the struggles and triumphs of the characters in the story.

Mark Perez

7/10

The soundtrack of Calamity Jane is a delightful blend of catchy tunes and heartfelt melodies that perfectly capture the spirit of the late nineteenth century in Deadwood.

Mark Thompson

8/10

The songs in the soundtrack are not only entertaining but also serve to enhance the storytelling, adding depth and emotion to the characters and their relationships.

James Hall

6/10

The emotional depth portrayed in the musical numbers of Calamity Jane helps to convey the inner conflicts and growth of the characters, particularly Calamity Jane herself.

George Lee

5/10

The vocal performances in Calamity Jane are powerful and emotive, conveying the range of emotions experienced by the characters throughout the film.

Joseph Smith

5/10

The soundtrack of Calamity Jane perfectly captures the essence of the late nineteenth century in Deadwood, setting the tone for the Wild West atmosphere.

Michelle Anderson

7/10

The musical arrangements in Calamity Jane are expertly crafted, showcasing a variety of styles and moods that keep the listener engaged throughout the film.

Timothy Thomas

5/10

The use of traditional instruments like fiddles and banjos in the soundtrack of Calamity Jane adds an authentic Western feel to the music, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Dorothy Nelson

8/10

The soundtrack features a diverse range of musical genres, from lively hoedowns to poignant ballads, creating a rich tapestry of sound that adds depth and dimension to the film.

John Mitchell

9/10

The soundtrack of Calamity Jane perfectly captures the spirit of the late nineteenth century in Deadwood, transporting me to a time of sharpshooters and fearless protectors like Calamity Jane. The melodies and arrangements evoke a sense of adventure and bravery that immerses me in the story.

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