KISS ME, KATE (1953 OST)

KISS ME, KATE (1953 OST)

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Show: Kiss Me, Kate
Music: Cole Porter
Lyrics: Cole Porter
Book: Bella Spewack,  Sam Spewack

Date: 1953

Type: Audio / Film Cast

Performers: MGM Studio Chorus,  Bob Fosse,  Kathryn Grayson,  Howard Keel,  Ann Miller,  Tommy Rall,  Bobby Van,  James Whitmore,  Keenan Wynn

Tracks:
2. Main title (So in love / Wunderbar)
3. So In Love
4. Too Darn Hot
5. Why Can't You Behave
6. "Electric Sign (Another Openin', Another Show)"
7. Lilli's Cork
8. Wunderbar
9. So In Love
10. We Open in Venice
11. "Tom, Dick or Harry"
12. I've Come to Wive it Wealthily in Padua
13. I Hate Men
14. Were Thine That Special Face
15. Final Act One (Kiss Me Kate)
16. And So To Wed (We Open In Venice/I Hate Men)
17. I've Come to Wive it Wealthily in Padua
18. Where Is The Life That Late I Led
19. Bianca
20. Why Can't You Behave
21. Were Thine That Special Face
22. Always True To You In My Fashion
23. Brush Up Your Shakespeare
24. Bianca's Wedding (We Open in Venice)
25. From This Moment On
26. Down On Kate
27. Kiss Me Kate

ON YOUR TOES (1954 REVIVAL CAST)

ON YOUR TOES (1954 REVIVAL CAST)

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Music by Richard Rodgers
Lyrics by Lorenz Hart
Book by Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart & George Abbott

Conducted by Salvatore Dell'Isola
Orchestrations by Don Walker

Cast
Bobby Van
Vera Zorina
Elaine Stritch
Ben Astar
Kay Coulter
Joshua Shelley
Eleanor Williams
Jack Williams
David Winters

This production of On Your Toes opened on Broadway on October 11, 1954 at the 46th Street Theater (now the Richard Rodgers Theater) and closed December 4, 1954 after 64 performances. This revival interpolated the song "You Took Advantage of Me" from Rodgers & Hart's Present Arms to give an additional number to Elaine Stritch, who had been such a success in the 1952 revival of Rodgers & Hart's Pal Joey.

The original production of On Your Toes opened on Broadway on April 11, 1936 at the Imperial Theater, transferred to the Majestic Theater on November 9, 1936 and closed on January 23, 1937 after 315 performances.

Tracks:

1. Overture
2. Two A Day For Keith
3. The 3 B's
4. It's Got To Be Love
5. Too Good For The Average Man
6. There's A Small Hotel
7. The Heart Is Quicker That The Eye
8. Quiet Night
9. Glad To Be Unhappy
10. On Your Toes
11. You Took Advatage Of Me
12. Slaughter On Tenth Avenue
13. On Your Toes Finale

NO, NO, NANETTE (1971 OBC)

NO, NO, NANETTE (1971 OBC)

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More Info Here:
http://castalbums.org/recordings/No-No-Nanette-1971-Broadway-Cast/3303/

Mil Gracias TIA ANTONIA!!!

DOCTOR JAZZ (1975 OBC EXCERPTS)

DOCTOR JAZZ (1975 OBC EXCERPTS) 
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Show: Doctor Jazz

Music: Buster Davis, Luther Henderson

Lyrics: Buster Davis 

Book: Buster Davis 

Date: March 1975

Tracks:

1. Everybody Leaves You   

2. I've Got Elgin Watch Movements in My Hips

3. He's Always Ticklin' The Ivories

4. Anywhere the Wind Blows

5. Sorry, I've Made Other Arrangements

6. Our Medicine Man's A Music Maker Now