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    NEW CD Releases of West End Cast recordings from MUST CLOSE SATURDAY

    RECORDS.....



    FOLLOW THAT GIRL : Original London Cast



    AND



    A TALENT TO AMUSE: Noel Coward's 70th Birthday Concert



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    CD - FOLLOW THAT GIRL : Original London Cast

    Stereo

    MUST CLOSE SATURDAY RECORDS MCSR 3047



    Must Close Saturday Records - Catalogue





    FOLLOW THAT GIRL is one of Slade and Reynolds' most

    delightful works, the successor to their Salad Days, which

    it followed into the Vaudeville Theatre in the Spring of

    1960. A fantasy about the love between Victoria and Tom,

    a young playwright, it begins in the present day and

    reverts to the Victorian era when Tom's characters come to

    life. The score has an entrancing title song and many other

    attractive, typically Slade, melodies, not least 'Solitary

    Stranger'. The qualities of the music are well displayed by

    the splendid Michael Collins' orchestral selection which

    make one of the bonus tracks for this release (along with

    a foxtrot of the title song from Victor Sylvester!).



    Invaluable, too, is the recording the Bristol Old Vic

    Company made of some of the numbers from Slade and

    Reynolds next show, the Christmas entertainment

    HOORAY FOR DAISY! Here we have a bouquet of these simple, unaffected items.



    Cast:

    Susan Hampshire, Peter Gilmore, Marion Grimaldi,

    Patricia Routledge, James Cairncross, Newton Blick



    Stereo - original London cast recording restored for CD by Alan Bunting





    Tracks:



    FOLLOW THAT GIRL - Original West End Cast



    1. Overture

    2. Tra La La

    3. I'm Away

    4. Follow That Girl

    5. Solitary Stranger

    6. Life Must Go On

    7. Three Victorian Mermaids

    8. Doh Ray Me

    9. Song and Dance

    10. The Chase

    11. Taken For a Ride

    12. Shopping in Kensington

    13. Waiting For Our Daughter

    14. Lovely Meeting You at Last

    15. One Two Three One

    16. Evening in London

    17. Finale



    PLUS.....

    HOORAY FOR DAISY! - Bristol Old Vic Company



    18. She's Coming on the 4.48

    19. I Feel As If I'd Never Been Away

    20. No Lullaby

    21. How When and Where?

    22. If Only You Needed Me

    23. Nice Day

    24. Madam Will You Dine?

    25. Wine Is a Thing

    26. I'm Sorry

    27. Let's Do a Duet

    28. Personally

    29. Soft Shoe Shuffle





    30. MICHAEL COLLINS Orchestra- selection from FOLLOW THAT GIRL



    31.VICTOR SYLVESTER & HIS ORCHESTRA - FOLLOW THAT GIRL : Slow Foxtrot





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    CD - A TALENT TO AMUSE: Noel Coward's 70th Birthday Concert

    Highlights from the concert given at the Phoenix Theatre, London on 16

    December 1969







    MUST CLOSE SATURDAY RECORDS MCSR 3048



    Must Close Saturday Records - Catalogue



    For the first time extracts from this landmark occasion are

    available to hear after forty unheard years in the vault. This

    release is made possible by the kind co-operation of the

    Noel Coward Society.



    Edited and essayed by John Hunter Knowles



    Sound restoration by Alan Bunting



    A CAST OF STARS:



    Richard Attenborough

    Jeremy Brett

    Richard Briers

    June Bronhill

    John Dankworth

    Maggie Fitzgibbon

    John Gielgud

    Joyce Grenfell

    Susan Hampshire

    Stanley Holloway,

    Celia Johnson

    Cheryl Kennedy

    David Kernan

    Pat Kirkwood,

    Cleo Laine

    Danny La Rue

    Jessie Matthews

    Denis Quilley

    Cyril Ritchard

    Anne Rogers

    Patricia Routledge,

    Elisabeth Welch

    Irene Worth

    Mark Wynter

    Susannah York

    Jessie Matthews

    Avril Angers

    Hy Hazell



    CD Tracks:



    1. The Boy Actor: John Gielgud

    2. Introduction: Richard Attenborough

    3. Early Mourning: Irene Worth

    4. My Child's Book: Robert Morley

    5. I've Been To a Marvellous Party: Danny La Rue

    6. A Room With a View: Cheryl Kennedy, David Kernan

    7. Private Lives scene: Richard Briers, Susannah York

    8. If Love Were All: Joyce Grenfell

    9. I've Just Come Out From England: Celia Johnson

    10. Matelot: Mark Wynter

    11. London Pride: Stanley Holloway

    12. You Were There: Susan Hampshire, Denis Quilley

    13. Chase Me Charlie: Pat Kirkwood

    14. Twentieth Century Blues: Elisabeth Welch

    15. Why Do the Wrong People Travel?: Maggie Fitzgibbon

    16. Mary Make-Believe: Jessie Matthews

    17. That Is the End of the News: Angers, Hazell etc

    18. I'll Follow My Secret Heart: Patricia Routledge

    19. Nina: Cyril Ritchard

    20. Time and Again: Anne Rogers, Jeremy Brett

    21. Melanie's Aria: June Bronhill

    22. Mad About the Boy: Cleo Laine

    23. Presentation & Speech by Attenborough & Noel Coward





    MUST CLOSE SATURDAY RECORDS website:

    http://www.must-close-saturday-records.co.uk



    E-mail enquiries to :

    enquiries@must-close-saturday-records.co.uk

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    A Talent to Amuse might be interesting ...

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    I see that they also have a special promotion running during June 2010......



    This is taken from their website:



    A June 2010 'Summer Bundles' CD Promotion from MUST CLOSE SATURDAY

    RECORDS.......



    This promotional offer ends on 30 JUNE 2010....



    Buy our special bundles of CDs - 4 at a time - for UK £25 (excellent for

    adding more MCSR CD titles to your collection or for presents......)



    To take advantage of this special promotional offer, you need to

    follow the two 'Add to Basket' link(s) from this webpage:

    http://www.must-close-saturday-records.co.uk



    Two 'bundles' are available -



    BUNDLE 1:

    REVUES (4 CDs) Bundle price: £25.00



    PIECES OF EIGHT - MCSR 3006

    With: Kenneth Williams, Fenella Fielding



    ONE OVER THE EIGHT - MCSR 3017

    With: Kenneth Williams, Sheila Hancock



    CRANKS (PLUS: WILD GROWS THE HEATHER OCR) - MCSR 3037

    With: Anthony Newley, Annie Ross



    STREAMLINE / JILL DARLING - MCSR 3021

    With: John Mills, Florence Desmond, Frances Day



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    BUNDLE 2:

    BRITISH SHOWS OF THE 1950s (4 CDs) Bundle price: £25.00





    SUMMER SONG (PLUS: PLAIN AND FANCY) - MCSR 3036

    With: Sally Anne Howes, David Hughes



    FREE AS AIR (complete OCR)- MCSR 3040

    With Patricia Bredin, Gerald Harper



    THE MUSIC OF JULIAN SLADE/THE DUENNA/LADY MAY

    With: Eleanor Drew, John Neville with linking commentary by David Jacobs



    BRITISH MUSICALS OF 1957 - MCSR 3042

    Excerpts from HARMONY CLOSE (w Bernard Cribbens), GRAB ME A GONDOLA (w

    Joan Heal, Denis Quilley), FREE AS AIR (medley) and THE GOOD

    COMPANIONS [1957 film]



    Further details (and sample tracks) of these CD releases can be found here:

    Must Close Saturday Records - Catalogue



    For any enquiries relating to this offer, e-mail MCSR at:

    enquiries@must-close-saturday-records.co.uk



    MUST CLOSE SATURDAY RECORDS:

    http://www.must-close-saturday-records.co.uk

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    Incidentally regarding A Talent to Amuse, does anyone know what happened with the Noel Coward Society's plan to sort the rights to release the full show on CD, not just the highlights? Sod's law being what it is there are several bits of the recording I'm interested in which hasn't made the highlights disc.

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