Another song at the end of You Do Or You Don't??

[moon]

Hi! I've been listening to OOTC recently (of course, something common on me haha) and I noticed that Lindsey sings something (murmures? don't know if it's the correct word) at the very end of You Do Or You Don't. I also noted that this little fragment belongs to another older song, which is instrumental and uses to sound on some videos I've seen recently, specially on Instagram. I even heard it on a documentary about Ferrari.
Do you know which song is it?
Thank you so much!

[lbfan]

“You Do or You Don’t” was inspired by a “Theme from a Summer Place” by Percy Faith. Lindsey hums or vocalizes that song over the end of “You Do or You Don’t.”

[Villavic]

Does anybody know the story behind that song? Do the lyrics are related to the movie plot? I remember I've watched that movie long ago, I remember some scenes with Troy Donahue and Sandra Dee, but don't remember the plot at all.

[David]

Does anybody know the story behind that song? Do the lyrics are related to the movie plot? I remember I've watched that movie long ago, I remember some scenes with Troy Donahue and Sandra Dee, but don't remember the plot at all.

I don’t think the movie has any real link to the song. The music (Max Steiner) was a hit on the hit parade in 1960 in the Percy Faith recording that lbfan mentioned above. Lindsey hums the theme — almost sounds extemporized. It’s all part and parcel of the late 50s music that he heard as a little boy in his house. There’s a lot of looking back to childhood on that album, just as there is on his first album: lush 50s themes, doowop, combo jazz, early folk revival. He’s a very sensitive, very aware musical intelligence who wears his influences on his sleeve and pays homage to his predecessors.

[moon]

“You Do or You Don’t” was inspired by a “Theme from a Summer Place” by Percy Faith. Lindsey hums or vocalizes that song over the end of “You Do or You Don’t.”

Thank you! Thank you so much!! I listened to it after you answered, and wow, what a pretty song! That "sad?" touch of the 50s and 60s can be felt...

And now that David said, Lindsey was "out of the cradle" so I guess it also was a good moment to show us all the things he was listening while he was still "on the cradle", like this one, or the Kingston Trio...
I think everything has sense once you hear him at the interview/concert of Centerstage! And probably the Words And Music stuff

[jbrownsjr]

I don’t think the movie has any real link to the song. The music (Max Steiner) was a hit on the hit parade in 1960 in the Percy Faith recording that lbfan mentioned above. Lindsey hums the theme — almost sounds extemporized. It’s all part and parcel of the late 50s music that he heard as a little boy in his house. There’s a lot of looking back to childhood on that album, just as there is on his first album: lush 50s themes, doowop, combo jazz, early folk revival. He’s a very sensitive, very aware musical intelligence who wears his influences on his sleeve and pays homage to his predecessors.

Excellent! Thank you, as I didn't know a lot of the above.