Yma Sumac – Flahooley (Original Broadway Cast)
| Лейбл: | Capitol Records – EDM 284 Capitol Records – EDM-284 |
| Формат: | Vinyl |
| Страна: | US |
| Дата релиза: | 1951 |
| Жанр: | Jazz, Pop, Stage & Screen |
| Стиль: | Easy Listening, Musical |
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Треклист:
| Part 1 |
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| A1 | Prologue |
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| A2 | You, Too, Can Be A Puppet |
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| Part 2 |
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| B3 | Here's To Your Illusions |
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| B4 | Telephone Switchboard Scene |
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| Part 3 |
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| C5 | B.G. Bigelow Inc. |
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| C6 | Najala's Lament | |
| Part 4 |
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| D7 | Who Says There Ain't No Santa Claus? |
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| D8 | Flahooley! |
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| D9 | The World Is Your Balloon |
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| Part 5 |
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| E10 | Najala's Song Of Joy
Written-By – Moises Vivanco |
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| E11 | He's Only Wonderful |
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| E12 | Inner-Office Scene |
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| E13 | Jump, Little Chillun'! |
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| Part 6 |
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| F14 | Consternation! |
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| F15 | No More Flahooleys! |
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| F16 | Spitit Of Capsulanti |
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| F17 | Come Back, Little Genie |
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| Part 7 |
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| G18 | Birds |
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| G19 | The Springtime Cometh |
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| Part 8 |
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| H20 | Finale |
Участники записи:
- Directed By, Conductor – Maurice Levine
- Ensemble – The Bill & Cora Baird Puppets
- Lyrics By – E.Y. Harburg
- Music By – Sammy Fain
- Orchestrated By – Ted Royal
- Producer – Cheryl Crawford
- Vocals – Yma Sumac
- Vocals – Marilyn Ross
- Vocals – Irwin Corey
- Vocals – Lulu Bates
- Vocals – Jerome Courtland (2)
- Vocals – Barbara Cook
- Vocals – Fay DeWitt
- Written-By – Fred Saidy
Лейблы и идентификаторы:
- Other Catalogue number disc 1: 8F-15735
- Other Catalogue number disc 2: 8F-15736
- Other Catalogue number disc 3: 8F-15737
- Other Catalogue number disc 4: 8F-15738
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Участники записи:
- Directed By, Conductor – Maurice Levine
- Ensemble – The Bill & Cora Baird Puppets
- Lyrics By – E.Y. Harburg
- Music By – Sammy Fain
- Orchestrated By – Ted Royal
- Producer – Cheryl Crawford
- Vocals – Yma Sumac
- Vocals – Marilyn Ross
- Vocals – Irwin Corey
- Vocals – Lulu Bates
- Vocals – Jerome Courtland (2)
- Vocals – Barbara Cook
- Vocals – Fay DeWitt
- Written-By – Fred Saidy
