For lovers of the 1961 West Side Story soundtrack lp.

For lovers of WSS AND Jazz-

Oscar Peterson Trio

I have the mono version. A great album to spend and evening with. You can envision  scenes from the movie while Oscar Peterson, Ray Brown and Ed Thigpen fill your room with beautiful music.

I prefer the original Broadway cast version from 1957 to the film soundtrack from 1961 - far better performances all around.  If you can find it, this version is absolutely stellar:

'The recent film was a surprise for me. Much better than I expected and I thought musically wonderful.

My Original Broadway Cast CD is slightly Columbia Records trebly & compressed but it is spacious, 3d and clean. And oh yeah, I totally love the soundtrack of the recent Stephen Spielberg feature release. It's on Qobuz. Gustavo Dudamel gives Lenny (who's uncredited on my CD) a serious run for his money with the baton. Sound is multi-miked but done with panache. Fine singing. No shortage of drama or excitement.

For sure tablejockey, the OP can get a much better selection and credits at Discogs.

For WSS please also consider the 2009 New Broadway Cast WSS tracks The original 1957 Bernstein Conducts WSS ain’t too shabby either. For covers I like 1996 Richie Cole Plays WSS, 1992 Bayless Meers Bernstein and 1997 Dave Grusin Presents WSS.

I personally would not pay for a mono. It was mastered in stereo and we had a stereo console during that "period."

+1 the original cast soundtrack is an outstanding performance and recording.

Get the real deal- the period mono for cheap

At those prices, you could get a couple. Good chance it will sound  more convincing than those reissues.