9 thoughts on “ Two For The Road (Instrumental) ”

1. Jun 30,  · Two for the Road (Instrumental) - 12 - Two for the Road OST (Henry Mancini) The track's pitch has been changed slightly so as to avoid ridiculous Sony copyright. *** "Two for the Road" OST Booklet Notes: Something special happens when Henry Mancini does a musical score for a movie starring Audrey Hepburn. The fact is Miss Hepburn seems to be Mancini's good-luck charm.

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2. [D G Gm F Dm C Db E Am Eb Bm Bb Em Dbm B A Cm Abm] Chords for HENRY MANCINI - TWO FOR THE ROAD (INSTRUMENTAL) with capo transposer, play along with guitar, piano, ukulele & mandolin.

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3. Two for the road, We'll travel through the years, Collecting precious memories, Selecting souvenirs And living life the way we please. In the summertime the sun will shine, In winter we'll drink summer wine, And any day that you are mine, Will be a lovely day.

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4. Nov 18,  · Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Henry Mancini - Two For The Road at Discogs. Complete your Henry Mancini collection/5(27).

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5. Feb 10,  · HENRY MANCINI - TWO FOR THE ROAD (INSTRUMENTAL) - Duration: NANCYFLORESSANTOS , views. 50+ videos Play all Mix - two for the road solo piano YouTube; John.

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6. Listen to your favorite songs from Two For The Road by Henry Mancini & His Orchestra Now. Stream ad-free with Amazon Music Unlimited on mobile, desktop, and tablet. Download our mobile app now.

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7. Two for the Road First theatrical release by Henry Mancini and His Orchestra (April 27, ) First release by Henry Mancini, His Orchestra and Chorus (May ).

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8. Happy Barefoot Boy / 7. Two For The Road Main Title - Instrumental / 8. Congarocka / 9. French Provincial / The Donk / Domain St. Juste Din Din Music / Two For The Road Instrumental Product details. Vinyl; Format: 5/5(3).

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9. This music score for "Two For The road" ranks right up there with those Mr. Mancini composed for "Breakfast At Tiffany's," "Days Of Wine And Roses" and "Charade." He never allowed his music for films to be released as originally intended. Instead, he preferred to re /5(2).

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