The film's "sultry jazz score" was also singled out for mention.

Mr. Fagan sets most of his dances to jazz scores.

Their conversation is improvised and set to a sensuous jazz score.

While no classic noir possesses a jazz score, the music could be heard in nightclubs within the films.

Much of it is a jazz score, which has been called "strong".

The film features an original jazz score composed by Tommy James.

Carney himself provided a jazz score for the soundtrack.

The 30-minute program with its piano-driven jazz score has had remarkable staying power.

The film employed an improvisational jazz score and free flowing camera work in a semi-documentary style.

The film has a jazz score by Martin Slavin.