Does Any One Know What These 2 Songs Are Called, & Who Sings Them, There From The Movie 'THE MASK!' Thanx?

Question

The Song When The Mask Is Dancing In The Coco Bongo Club With Tina, and there doing all those dance moves, and the tune at the end when jim carrey throws the mask into the water and stan nd milo the dog jump in after it.

Thanx If You Can Help:)

Answer 1

Sorry, I didn't see the movie but here are the songs:

"Cuban Pete"

Written by Jose Norman

Performed by Jim Carrey with Angie Jaree

"(I Could Only) Whisper Your Name"

Written by Harry Connick Jr. & Ramsey McLean

Performed by Harry Connick Jr.

Courtesy of Columbia Records

"This Business Of Love"

Written by Phil Roy, Howie Hersh & Nicholas Klein

Performed by Domino

Courtesy of Outburst Records/RAL

"Let The Good Times Roll"

Written by Spo-De-Odee & Fleecie Moore

Performed by Fishbone

Courtesy of Columbia Records

"Hey, Pachuco"

Written by Royal Crown Revue

Lyrics by Eddie Nichols

Performed by Royal Crown Revue

Courtesy of Big Daddy Records

"Gee Baby, Ain't I Good To You"

Lyrics by Don Redman & Andy Razaf

Music by Don Redman

Performed by Susan Boyd

"Who's That Man"

Written by Jermaine Dupri, Manuel Seal, Latosha Scott & Tamika Scott

Performed by Xscape

Courtesy of Columbia Records

"You Would Be My Baby"

Written by Keith Thomas & Phil Gladston

Performed by Vanessa Williams

Courtesy of Wing/Mercury Records

A Division of Polygram

"Bounce Around"

Written by Dwayne Wiggins, Raphael Wiggins & Timothy Riley

Performed by Tony, Toni, Tone

Courtesy of Wing/Mercury Records

A Division of Polygram

"Hi De Ho"

Written by Cab Calloway, Clarence Gaskill, Irving Mills, Harry White,

Lewis Sharpe and Tony Moran

Performed by K7

Courtesy of Tommy Boy Music, Inc.

"Straight Up"

Written by Brian Setzer, Merritt & Lambert

Performed by The Brian Setzer Orchestra

Courtesy of Hollywood Records

"Dance With Me"

Written by Ken Barken & Leigh Robbins

Performed by Leigh Robbins

"Ol' Man River"

Written by Jerome Kern & Oscar Hammerstein II

Played as background music during "death" scene

"Of Thee I Swing"

Written by David Michael Frank