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"Salad Days" Original Cast - A Bristol Old Vic Production Presents "Salad Days"

A Bristol Old Vic Production Presents "Salad Days"

"Salad Days" Original Cast


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  • Издание:
  • Australia 1958
  • Жанры:
  • Stage & Screen
  • Стили:
  • Musical
  • Форматы:
  • 1xVinyl
  • ,
  • LP
  • ,
  • Album

ТрекЛист:

A1. "Salad Days" Original Cast - The Things That Are Done By A Don
A2. And John Warner (2), Eleanor Drew - We Said We Couldn't Look Back
A3. "Salad Days" Original Cast - Find Yourself Something To Do
A4. Eleanor Drew - I Sit In The Sun
A5. And John Warner (2), Eleanor Drew - Oh, Look At Me
A6. James Cairncross - Hush-Hush
A7. "Salad Days" Original Cast - Out Of Breath
B1. James Cairncross - Cleopatra
B2. , John Warner (2) And Eleanor Drew, Michael Meacham - It's Easy To Sing
B3. "Salad Days" Original Cast - We're Looking For A Piano
B4. Eleanor Drew - The Time Of My Life
B5. , James Cairncross And John Warner (2), Eleanor Drew - Reprise:
B6a. And John Warner (2), Eleanor Drew - We Said We Couldn't Look Back
B6b. "Salad Days" Original Cast - It's Easy To Sing
B6c. "Salad Days" Original Cast - I Sit In The Sun
B6d. "Salad Days" Original Cast - We're Looking For A Piano
B6e. "Salad Days" Original Cast - The Time Of My Life
B6f. "Salad Days" Original Cast - Oh, Look At Me

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The original cast recording by Oriole, London.
Sleeve Notes as follows:
"SALAD DAYS" was commissioned in February 1954, by Denis Carey, at the time Director of the Bristol Old Vic. Julian Slade was the resident composer there, and Dorothy Reynolds one of the leading actresses.
The show was written during March and April, and presented on May 1st, for three weeks, as part of the regular summer season. It was designed to suit the existing company of twelve actors, who even though accustomed to acting in plays, entered so happily into the spirit of musical comedy.
"Salad Days" was transferred in August 1954, to the Vauderville Theatre, London.
It is a summer story set in London during a heat-wave. Timothy and Jane, on leaving their University, are beset by their parents - that she should marry well, that he should choose a career, following in the footsteps of one of his influential uncles. The two meet in the park, and decide to simplify life by marrying each other and taking the first job that comes along. The job falls easily into their hands, for they meet a tramp, who offers them seven pounds a week to look after his old street piano for a period of one month. they discover that the piano has the power to make all who hear it dance. They take it over with enthusiasm, and very soon have the whole town ... from street urchins to policemen and Bishops ... dancing to its tune.
News of this irregular gaiety reaches the ears of the Minister of Pleasure and Pastime who, in his anxiety to restrict the high spirits of the nation, attempts to suppress the piano. Timothy and Jane succeed in hiding it from him, but find to their distress that it is really lost.
They are assisted in their search to find the piano by Timothy's Uncle zed, a zany scientist who conveniently owns a flying saucer. He arrives at the right moment to give them a lift, and they are able to spot the piano from the regions of the upper air. On descending to earth, they discover that it is the tramp who has been hiding the piano in order to protect it. The month of guardianship is over, and they hand the piano back to him, sad to part with it, but hopeful of a future as gay as the past.

Later reissued by W&G as release

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