I don't know who "Vintage Music" is, but likely they seek out music that is out of copyright and "publish" it without even taking the time to do a quality check. The problem with this particular "soundtrack" is that it was created with less competence than a pre-schooler. As another reviewer noted, the tracks are sped up. (They also include ALL sound effects from the movie like trucks going by, etc.--only the original rights holder would have the original elements to separate out the score from the other background noise). As an example of the speed issue, "This Time is the Last Time" has a run time here of 3 minutes and 9 seconds. HOWEVER if you check the movie, you'll find that it should run 3:25. Go ahead and pull up the movie from a streaming service (I'll wait). Now scrub to 1:50:36--that's where the audio for this song begins (with the speech intro).Scrub to the end at 1:54:01--that's where the audio for this song ends (with the end title card). That means that this particular song published by "Vintage Music" is playing at nearly 108% its normal speed. That's like playing a 45 RPM record at 48.6 RPM. It's intolerable. I'll pull the tracks I purchased into a pro audio program and slow it down to its proper speed, but I won't ever again buy anything else published by these incompetents.

I saw the movie and the songs are just incredible, Irving Berlin at his finest.

It's a amazing that Itune's finally put out the original soundtrack from the film the only problem I have with is WHY IS IT SPED UP ?! You or might as well I can clearly hear the high pitch voice when sped up which kind of ruins the authenticity of the soundtrack and takes away the actual recording in real time frame, though I'm just happy they got the OST just wished the recording was in real time.