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The musical composition "Mam'selle" depicts an encounter with an elderly, married woman.
Answer: False
The source material indicates that "Mam'selle" refers to a young, unmarried woman, not an elderly or married one, and the narrative involves a rendezvous, not a description of an elderly married individual.
Edmund Goulding composed both the music and the lyrics for the song "Mam'selle."
Answer: False
Edmund Goulding is credited with composing the music for "Mam'selle," while the lyrics were written by Mack Gordon.
The musical composition "Mam'selle" was first introduced in the 1947 film "The Razor's Edge."
Answer: True
The source material confirms that the musical composition "Mam'selle" made its initial appearance in the 1947 cinematic production titled "The Razor's Edge."
Tyrone Power performed a vocal rendition of "Mam'selle" in its initial cinematic presentation.
Answer: False
While Tyrone Power starred in "The Razor's Edge," the source indicates he did not perform a singing role for "Mam'selle" in that film.
The musical composition "Mam'selle" is characterized in the source material as a cheerful and upbeat musical piece.
Answer: False
The source material describes "Mam'selle" as a bittersweet song, not cheerful and upbeat.
What is the principal thematic element conveyed by the song "Mam'selle"?
Answer: A bittersweet story about a rendezvous with a young, unmarried woman.
The principal theme of "Mam'selle" is a bittersweet narrative concerning a rendezvous with a young, unmarried woman, consistent with the term's meaning.
Who is credited with authoring the lyrics for the song "Mam'selle"?
Answer: Mack Gordon
Mack Gordon is credited with writing the lyrics for the musical composition "Mam'selle," while Edmund Goulding composed the music.
In which cinematic production did "Mam'selle" make its inaugural appearance?
Answer: The Razor's Edge
The song "Mam'selle" was first featured in the 1947 film "The Razor's Edge."
Which actor starred in the film "The Razor's Edge," which featured "Mam'selle"?
Answer: Tyrone Power
Tyrone Power was the lead actor in the 1947 film "The Razor's Edge," which featured the musical composition "Mam'selle."
Which of the following statements accurately describes the original film presentation of "Mam'selle"?
Answer: It was presented with French lyrics and an instrumental version.
The original film presentation of "Mam'selle" in "The Razor's Edge" included both French lyrics and an instrumental version.
During 1947, "Mam'selle" achieved significant chart success, with multiple recordings reaching the top ten positions.
Answer: False
Contrary to the statement, "Mam'selle" was highly popular in 1947, with five different recordings achieving top ten status on the Billboard charts.
Art Lund's rendition of "Mam'selle" attained the number one position on the Billboard charts.
Answer: True
The source material indicates that Art Lund's rendition of "Mam'selle" achieved the number one position on the Billboard charts.
Dick Haymes' recording of "Mam'selle" achieved a higher peak chart position than Art Lund's version.
Answer: False
Dick Haymes' recording of "Mam'selle" peaked at number 4, while Art Lund's recording reached number 1, indicating Lund's version peaked higher.
Frank Sinatra's 1947 recording of "Mam'selle" remained on the Billboard charts for a duration exceeding two weeks.
Answer: False
Frank Sinatra's 1947 recording of "Mam'selle" charted for four weeks, not merely two.
Dennis Day's recording of "Mam'selle" did not reach the top 5 on the Billboard charts.
Answer: False
Dennis Day's recording of "Mam'selle" peaked at number 8 on the Billboard charts, not within the top 5.
The Pied Pipers' rendition of "Mam'selle" was on the Billboard charts for a duration other than 10 weeks.
Answer: False
The Pied Pipers' version of "Mam'selle" charted for 4 weeks, not 10.
Art Lund's recording of "Mam'selle" was not released by Columbia Records.
Answer: False
Art Lund's recording of "Mam'selle" was released by MGM Records, not Columbia Records.
Frank Sinatra's 1947 recording did not reach #1 on the Billboard Best Seller chart.
Answer: False
Frank Sinatra's 1947 recording of "Mam'selle" reached #6 on the Billboard Best Seller chart and #1 on the Billboard Jockey chart.
How many distinct recordings of "Mam'selle" achieved top ten status on the charts during 1947?
Answer: Five
In 1947, "Mam'selle" achieved considerable commercial success, evidenced by five distinct recordings reaching the top ten positions on the music charts, signifying its widespread popularity.
Which of the following artists was NOT among those whose recordings of "Mam'selle" reached the top ten charts in 1947?
Answer: Frankie Laine
Art Lund, Dennis Day, and Dick Haymes all had top ten hits with "Mam'selle" in 1947. Frankie Laine's recording did not reach the top ten that year.
What was the highest chart position attained by Art Lund's recording of "Mam'selle"?
Answer: #1
Art Lund's rendition of "Mam'selle" achieved the number one position on the Billboard charts.
According to Billboard chart data, what was the peak position for Dick Haymes' rendition of "Mam'selle"?
Answer: Number 4
Dick Haymes' version of "Mam'selle" peaked at the number 4 position on the Billboard charts.
For Frank Sinatra's 1947 recording of "Mam'selle," what were the two distinct chart positions it achieved?
Answer: #6 on Best Seller, #1 on Jockey
In 1947, Frank Sinatra's recording of "Mam'selle" reached #6 on the Billboard Best Seller chart and #1 on the Billboard Jockey chart.
What was the peak chart position for Dennis Day's 1947 recording of "Mam'selle"?
Answer: #8
Dennis Day's recording of "Mam'selle" peaked at the number 8 position on the Billboard charts.
The Pied Pipers' version of "Mam'selle" debuted on the Billboard charts in early May 1947 and reached what peak position?
Answer: #9
The Pied Pipers' version of "Mam'selle" debuted on the Billboard charts in early May 1947 and peaked at the number 9 position.
Frank Sinatra re-recorded "Mam'selle" subsequent to its initial 1947 release.
Answer: False
Frank Sinatra recorded "Mam'selle" again in 1960 for his album "Nice 'n' Easy."
Frankie Laine did not record a country music version of "Mam'selle."
Answer: False
Frankie Laine recorded a jazz version of "Mam'selle," which featured a notable vibe solo by Lou Singer.
Lou Singer performed a notable saxophone solo on Frankie Laine's recording of "Mam'selle."
Answer: False
Lou Singer performed a notable vibraphone solo, not a saxophone solo, on Frankie Laine's recording of "Mam'selle."
The R&B ensemble The Ravens released "Mam'selle" as an "A"-side single in 1952.
Answer: False
The Ravens released "Mam'selle" as the "A"-side of their 1952 single on Okeh Records.
Vocal Spectrum, a barbershop quartet, included "Mam'selle" on their debut compact disc.
Answer: True
Vocal Spectrum, the 2006 Barbershop Harmony Society quartet champions, recorded an arrangement of "Mam'selle" on their debut CD.
The vocal ensemble The Four Freshmen featured "Mam'selle" on their 1955 album titled "Four Freshmen And Five Trombones."
Answer: True
The Four Freshmen included "Mam'selle" on their 1955 album, "Four Freshmen And Five Trombones."
The Hi-Lo's released their rendition of "Mam'selle" in a year other than 1955.
Answer: False
The Hi-Lo's released their version of "Mam'selle" in 1956 on their album "On Hand."
Johnny Hartman's 1959 album featuring "Mam'selle" was not titled "Nice 'n' Easy."
Answer: False
Johnny Hartman's 1959 album featuring "Mam'selle" was titled "And I Thought About You," not "Nice 'n' Easy."
Ed Townsend released his rendition of "Mam'selle" in 1959.
Answer: True
Ed Townsend released his version of "Mam'selle" in 1959 on his album "New In Town."
Andy Williams did not record "Mam'selle" for his 1962 album "French Style."
Answer: False
Andy Williams recorded "Mam'selle" for his 1960 album "Under Paris Skies," not his 1962 album "French Style."
Dean Martin's 1962 album featuring "Mam'selle" was not titled "Under Paris Skies."
Answer: False
Dean Martin's 1962 album featuring "Mam'selle" was titled "French Style," not "Under Paris Skies."
The John Pizzarelli trio recorded "Mam'selle" on their 1996 album "After Hours."
Answer: True
The John Pizzarelli trio included "Mam'selle" on their 1996 album titled "After Hours."
Dick Haymes re-recorded "Mam'selle" for a 1997 compilation album.
Answer: True
Dick Haymes re-recorded "Mam'selle" for the 1997 compilation album "The Very Best Of Dick Haymes."
On which album did Frank Sinatra re-record "Mam'selle" in 1960?
Answer: Nice 'n' Easy
Frank Sinatra re-recorded "Mam'selle" in 1960 for his album titled "Nice 'n' Easy."
What distinctive musical element was highlighted in Frankie Laine's jazz interpretation of "Mam'selle"?
Answer: A distinctive vibe solo performed by Lou Singer.
Frankie Laine's jazz rendition of "Mam'selle" is particularly noted for a vibraphone solo executed by the musician Lou Singer.
The R&B ensemble The Ravens released "Mam'selle" in 1952 on which record label?
Answer: Okeh Records
The Ravens released "Mam'selle" in 1952 on Okeh Records, catalog number 6888.
Which artist's recording of "Mam'selle" was featured on the 1959 album "And I Thought About You"?
Answer: Johnny Hartman
Johnny Hartman's 1959 album featuring "Mam'selle" was titled "And I Thought About You."
Dean Martin included "Mam'selle" on his 1962 album titled:
Answer: French Style
Dean Martin's 1962 album featuring "Mam'selle" was titled "French Style."
Which of the following albums features "Mam'selle" as recorded by The Hi-Lo's?
Answer: On Hand
The Hi-Lo's recorded "Mam'selle" on their 1956 album titled "On Hand."
Which vocal group recorded "Mam'selle" on the album "Four Freshmen And Five Trombones"?
Answer: The Four Freshmen
The Four Freshmen recorded "Mam'selle" on their album "Four Freshmen And Five Trombones."
Which artist's recording of "Mam'selle" was released under the catalog number 5048 by Mercury Records?
Answer: Frankie Laine
Frankie Laine's jazz version of "Mam'selle" was released by Mercury Records under catalog number 5048.
John Pizzarelli's trio recorded "Mam'selle" on which 1996 album?
Answer: After Hours
The John Pizzarelli trio recorded "Mam'selle" on their 1996 album titled "After Hours."
In the film "Pickup on South Street," the character Moe is depicted listening to "Mam'selle" on a record player.
Answer: True
The film "Pickup on South Street" features the character Moe playing "Mam'selle" on a record player.
The term "mam'selle" is a French designation for a married woman.
Answer: False
The term "mam'selle" is a French appellation, equivalent to "mademoiselle," used to designate a young, unmarried female, not a married woman.
In the 1953 film "Pickup on South Street," which character is depicted playing "Mam'selle"?
Answer: Moe, portrayed by Thelma Ritter
In the film "Pickup on South Street," the character Moe, portrayed by Thelma Ritter, plays the song "Mam'selle" on her phonograph.
According to the source material, what is the meaning of the term "mam'selle"?
Answer: A young, unmarried woman.
The term "mam'selle" is a French appellation, equivalent to "mademoiselle," used to designate a young, unmarried female.
The article concerning "Mam'selle" is not identified as a complete and comprehensive piece.
Answer: False
The article is identified as a "stub," indicating it is a preliminary entry that could be expanded for greater comprehensiveness.
The MusicBrainz identifier for the musical work "Mam'selle" is d4f66992-dc9c-3563-b448-42d729fc1af7.
Answer: True
The source material provides the MusicBrainz identifier for "Mam'selle" as d4f66992-dc9c-3563-b448-42d729fc1af7.
In the context of music standards, how is the article concerning "Mam'selle" described?
Answer: A stub
The article is identified as a "stub," indicating it is a preliminary entry in the context of "pop standards" and could be expanded to provide more comprehensive information.
What is the MusicBrainz identifier assigned to the musical work "Mam'selle"?
Answer: d4f66992-dc9c-3563-b448-42d729fc1af7
The MusicBrainz identifier for the musical work "Mam'selle" is d4f66992-dc9c-3563-b448-42d729fc1af7.