1. Program Start; Just a Gigolo/I Ain't Got Nobody [3:28]
2. The Mount Rushmore of Italians [4:03]
3. That Old Black Magic [2:46]
4. Louis the Ladies' Man [2:17]
5. The French Quarter [8:19]
6. From New York to Hollywood [7:43]
7. Sing, Sing Sing [3:23]
8. The Italian Element: Please No Squeeza Da Banana [4:49]
9. Oh Babe!; Keely Smith [2:50]
10. The Las Vegas Pulse [6:37]
11. When You're Smiling; Night Train [7:10]
12. Louie and Keely [6:53]
13. The Slippery Slope; "Twist All Night" [3:37]
14. The New Edition; How High the Moon/I Want You [8:43]
15. Coming Home [6:17]
16. End Credits [1:32]Louis Prima was the slickest and wildest of America's jazz musician hep-cats. His famously crazed performances were extremely popular during his heyday in the 1950s, but his campy demeanor garnered little respect from highbrow critics who viewed him as anything but a serious musician. Veteran documentary filmmaker Don McGlynn sets out to change that perception. Opening with Prima's childhood in the French Quarter in New Orleans, the film traces his rise to fame in New York and later in Hollywood during the '30s. In the '40s, he entered the big band fray and produced a standard of the genre in "Sing! Sing! Sing!" In the following decade, he regained the mantle of hipness by appearing in scaled-down musical arrangements accompanied by the glitz of Vegas. Louis Prima: The Wildest! features extended concert footage and interviews with two of his five ex-wives. ~ Jonathan Crow, All Movie Guide