Joyce Grenfell – Bab Ballads And Cautionary Tales
| Лейбл: | Caedmon Literary Series – TC 1104 |
| Формат: | Vinyl |
| Страна: | US |
| Жанр: | Non-Music |
| Стиль: | Poetry |
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Треклист:
| The Bab Ballads Of W.S. Gilbert |
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| A1 | The Sensation Captain |
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| A2 | Ben Allah Achmet; Or, The Fatal Tum |
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| A3 | Phrenology |
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| A4 | The Ape And The Lady |
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| A5 | Babette's Love |
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| A6 | Peter The Wag |
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| A7 | The Yarn Of The "Nancy Bell" |
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| Cautionary Tales By Hilaire Belloc |
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| B1 | About John, Who Lost A Fortune By Throwing Stones |
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| B2 | Jum, Who Ran Away From His Nurse, And Was Eaten By A Lion |
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| B3 | Henry King, Who Chewed Bits Of String, And Was Early Cut Off In Dreadful Agonies |
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| B4 | Godolphin Horne, Who Was Cursed With the Sin Of Pride, And Became A Boot-Black |
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| B5 | Matilda, Who Told Lies, And Was Burned To Death |
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| B6 | Algernon, Who Played With A Loaded Gun, And, On Missing His Sister, Was Reprimanded By His Father |
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| B7 | Lord Lundy, Who Was Too Freely Moved To Tears, And Thereby Ruined His Political Career Lord Lundy (Second Canto) |
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| B8 | George, Who Played With A Dangerous Toy, And Suffered A Catastrophe Of Considerable Dimensions |
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| B9 | Maria, Who Made Faces And A Deplorable Marriage |
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| B10 | Sarah Byng, Who Could Not Read And Was Tossed Into A Thorny Hedge By A Bull |
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| B11 | Charles Augustus Fortescue, Who Always Did What Was Right, And So Accumulated An Enormous Fort |
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| B12 | Jack and His Pony, Tom |
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| B13 | Tom And His Pony, Jack |
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| B14 | The Example |
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| B15 | The Garden Party |
Участники записи:
- Directed By – Howard Sackler
- Written-By – William Gilbert
- Written-By – Hilaire Belloc
- Written-By tracks A1 to A7 – William Gilbert
- Written-By tracks B1 to B15 – Hilaire Belloc
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Участники записи:
- Directed By – Howard Sackler
- Written-By – William Gilbert
- Written-By – Hilaire Belloc
- Written-By tracks A1 to A7 – William Gilbert
- Written-By tracks B1 to B15 – Hilaire Belloc
