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Carmen Jones: Original 1991 London Cast Recording

Oscar Hammerstein II, Wilhelmenia Wiggins Fernandez, Sharon Benson, Damon Evans, Michael Austin (4), Gregg Baker, Henry Lewis

7 ma 0 chce

Rok

2007

Kraj

UK & Ireland

Format

Album, Reissue

Label

Classics For Pleasure

0946 3 94035 2 3

Stage & Screen Musical

Identyfikatory

Barcode: 094639403523

Tracklista

Overture

2:25

Act I

Cain't Let You Go

1:11

Honey Gal O' Mine / Good Luck Mr. Flyin' Man

3:34

Dat's Love

4:02

You Talk Jus' Like My Maw

3:44

Dere's A Cafe On De Corner

4:29

Act II

Beat Out Dat Rhythm On A Drum

4:21

Stan' Up And Fight

4:32

Whizzin' Away Along De Track

4:35

Dis Flower

3:46

If You Would Only Come Away

2:32

Act III

De Cards Don' Lie / Dat Ol' Boy

4:53

Poncho De Panther From Brazil

1:32

My Joe

4:31

Act IV

Git Yer Program For De Big Fight

1:53

Dat's Our Man!

3:55

But All I Wanna Do Is Love You Like I Useter

6:59

Notatki wydania

Made in the UK 1991 London revival cast recording of Oscar Hammerstein II's 1943 musical setting of Bizet's opera. Recorded 6-9 June, 1991. Based on Meilhac and Halévy's adaptation of Prosper Mérimée's Carmen. Booklet contains notes & synopsis. The leading roles of Carmen and Joe were double cast on stage - the couples sing two acts each on the recording.

Credits

Conductor, Music Director Henry Lewis
Directed By Simon Callow
Engineer John Kurlander
Liner Notes Julian Woolford
Music By Georges Bizet
Music Director [Associate], Conductor [Associate] Wayne Marshall (2)
Orchestrated By [New Arrangements], Producer David Cullen (4)
Orchestrated By [Original] Robert Russell Bennett
Vocals [Carmen Jones] Sharon Benson
Vocals [Carmen Jones] Wilhelmenia Wiggins Fernandez
Vocals [Cindy Lou] Karen Parks
Vocals [Dink] Danny John-Jules
Vocals [Frankie] Carolyn Sebron
Vocals [Husky Miller] Gregg Baker
Vocals [Joe] Damon Evans
Vocals [Joe] Michael Austin (4)
Vocals [Myrt] Wendy Mae Brown
Vocals [Rum] Clive Rowe
Written-By [Based on Meilhac & Halévy's adaptation of Prosper Mérimée's "Carmen"] Oscar Hammerstein II