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Loring "Red" Nichols is a cornet-playing country boy who goes to New York in the 1920s full of musical ambition and principles. He gets a job playing in Wil Paradise's band, but quits to pursue his dream of playing Dixieland jazz. He forms the "Five Pennies" which features his wife, Bobbie, as vocalist.

At the peak of his fame, Red and Bobbie's daughter, Dorothy, develops polio. Red quits the music business to move to Los Angeles where the climate is better for Dorothy. As Dorothy becomes a young teen, she learns of her father's musical past, and he is persuaded to open a small nightclub which is failing until some noted names from his past come to help out.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Five Pennies
	THE FIVE PENNIES: Main Title (Sylvia Fine. Arr. Leith Stevens)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	The Five Pennies (Fine) (Performed by Danny Kaye)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	After You've Gone (Creamer-Layton) (Performed by Louis Armstrong)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home (Cannon) (Performed by Louis Armstrong & Danny Kaye)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Indiana Radio Montage (Adapt. Sylvia Fine) (Performed by Danny Kaye, Leith Stevens & Orchestra)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Back Home Again in Indiana (MacDonald-Hanley) (Performed by Red Nichols & His 5 Pennies)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Good Night, Sleep Tight (Sylvia Fine) (Performed by Eileen Wilson)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Lullabye in Ragtime (Sylvia Fine. Arr. Halmy) (Performed by Danny Kaye & Eileen Wilson)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Battle Hymn of the Republic (Trad. Arr.: Sylvia Fine) (Performed by Red Nichols and His Five Pennies & Louis Armstro	Leith Stevens: Performer
	The Five Pennies Saints (Trad. Arr. Sylvia Fine) (Performed by Danny Kaye & Louis Armstrong)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	College Montage: Washington and Lee Swing (Allen-Sheafe-Robbins) / Runnin' Wild (Grey-Wood-Gibbs) / Follow the Leader (S	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Good Night, Sleep Tigh Medley: Lullabye in Ragtime / The Five Pennies (Sylvia Fine) (Performed by Danny Kaye, Louis Arms	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Just the Blues (Leith Stevens-Sylvia Fine) (Performed by Louis Armstrong)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Carnival of Venice (Pietro Frosini) (Performed by Danny Kaye)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	The Music Goes ‘Round and ‘Round (Farley-Riley-Hodgson) (Performed by Danny Kaye & Susan Gordon)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Wail of The Winds (Warren) (Performed by Red Nichols & His 5 Pennies)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Jingle Bells (Trad. Adap. Sylvia Fine) (Performed by Danny Kaye)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	The Five Pennies Finale / Battle Hymn of the Republic Finale (Fine) (Performed by Eileen Wilson, Red Nichols & His 5	Leith Stevens: Performer
	THE GENE KRUPA STORY: Main Title (Leith Stevens) (Leith Stevens and Orchestra)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	I Love My Baby (Green-Earren) (Performed by Ruby Lane accompanied by small group)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Royal Garden Blues (Williams-Williams) (Performed by Gene Krupa Combo)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Indiana “Jam Session” (MacDonald-Hanley) (Performed by Gene Krupa Combo featuring Red Nichols)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Spiritual Jazz (Leith Stevens) (Leith Stevens and Orchestra)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Cherokee (Ray Noble) (Performed by Gene Krupa and Orchestra)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Indiana Montage (MacDonald-Hanley) (Performed by Gene Krupa and Orchestra)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Memories of You (Razaf-Blake) (Performed by Anita O'Day accompanied by small group)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Way Down Yonder in New Orleans (Creamer-Layton) (Performed by Gene Krupa Combo)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Song of India (traditionnal) (Leith Stevens and Orchestra)	Leith Stevens: Performer
	Finale (Oahu Dance – Cherokee) (Leith Stevens and Orchestra)	Leith Stevens: Performer

User reviews

Margaret Taylor

8/10

The soundtrack of The Five Pennies perfectly captures the spirit of the 1920s jazz era, transporting listeners to a time filled with musical ambition and creativity.

Andrew Moore

9/10

The heartfelt vocals of Bobbie, Red's wife and vocalist of the Five Pennies, add a layer of emotional depth to the soundtrack, making each song a captivating experience that resonates with the listener on a personal level.

Joseph Nelson

9/10

The music not only reflects the highs and lows of Red's life journey but also serves as a powerful storytelling device, immersing the audience in the poignant tale of love, sacrifice, and resilience. The soundtrack of The Five Pennies is a timeless masterpiece that leaves a lasting impression, showcasing the enduring power of music to uplift spirits and touch hearts.

Joshua Anderson

5/10

The soundtrack of The Five Pennies perfectly captures the essence of the 1920s jazz era, with lively and energetic Dixieland jazz tunes that transport the listener back in time.

Nancy Baker

5/10

The chemistry between the characters in the film is beautifully reflected in the musical performances, particularly in the scenes where Red and Bobbie perform together. The music enhances the storytelling and adds an extra layer of emotion to their relationship.

Emily Garcia

5/10

The emotional depth of the music in the film is truly moving, especially during the scenes depicting Dorothy's battle with polio. The haunting melodies evoke a sense of sadness and hope that resonates with the audience.

Brian Smith

7/10

The incorporation of Dixieland jazz elements in the soundtrack adds a lively and authentic touch, enhancing the overall atmosphere of the film and showcasing the talent of the Five Pennies band.

Daniel Johnson

10/10

The soundtrack of The Five Pennies is a truly remarkable musical journey that beautifully captures the essence of the 1920s jazz era. The cornet-playing country boy, Red Nichols, brings to life his musical ambition and principles through the soulful melodies and vibrant rhythms of the Dixieland jazz genre.

Emily Martinez

8/10

The emotional depth of the music shines through in moments of triumph and adversity, mirroring the storyline of Red's journey from a country boy with big dreams to a dedicated father facing challenges.

Richard Williams

8/10

The blend of cornet-playing by Loring Red Nichols and the soulful vocals of Bobbie creates a mesmerizing musical experience that is both energetic and heartfelt.

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