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Mad Dogs and Englishmen

by: Noel Coward

Release Date July 02, 2007
Only three popular songwriters consistently both composed the song and wrote the lyrics. Two were Irving Berlin and Cole Porter, which puts Noel Coward in the most august company. But whereas Berlin and Porter were indifferent performers, Coward early on adopted a suave persona which was perfectly tailored to his material. In 1955 he wowed audiences at the Desert Inn, Las Vegas, and the following year it was the turn of New York to be taken by storm. These recordings have been repackaged in this 2-CD set, the first of which contains also a selection of 78 recordings, and a medley recorded in London in 1951. As if that were not enough, especially at this price, there's a 1952 track, and the second CD also contains nine recordings from 1954. Over ... Read More:

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The Noel Coward Album (Live in Las Vegas and New York)

by: Noel Coward

Release Date November 01, 1991
The Noel Coward Album

This album was recorded live in Las Vegas and New York between 1955 and 1956 and shows Noel Coward in cabaret at his best.

The album starts off with a medley of some of his most popular songs including 'I'll See You Again', 'Dance, Little Lady', 'Poor Little Rich Girl' etc and progresses on to some quite humorous songs such as 'Uncle Harry', 'A Bar on the Piccola Marina' and 'Alice is at it Again'.

Some of the lyrics of the songs have been changed to suit the audiences of the time, such as Noel's version of Cole Porter's 'Let's Do It'.

This album is well worth investing in, it has everything - wit, great tunes and wonderful lyrics.

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The Lesley Garrett Gift Collection

from: Silva Screen

Release Date March 07, 2005
The Noel Coward Album

This album was recorded live in Las Vegas and New York between 1955 and 1956 and shows Noel Coward in cabaret at his best.

The album starts off with a medley of some of his most popular songs including 'I'll See You Again', 'Dance, Little Lady', 'Poor Little Rich Girl' etc and progresses on to some quite humorous songs such as 'Uncle Harry', 'A Bar on the Piccola Marina' and 'Alice is at it Again'.

Some of the lyrics of the songs have been changed to suit the audiences of the time, such as Noel's version of Cole Porter's 'Let's Do It'.

This album is well worth investing in, it has everything - wit, great tunes and wonderful lyrics.

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The Compact Coward

by: Noel Coward

Release Date May 08, 1989
The CD includes extracts from the play 'Private Lives' with Gertrude Lawrence as Amanda and Noel Coward himself as Elyot. It also includes the fabulous 'Red Peppers' duo and my favourite of all Noel Coward songs, 'Any little fish can swim'. A must have in the collection.

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The Complete Recordings Vol.3: Mad About the Boy/Original Recordings 1932-1943

by: Noel Coward

Release Date September 02, 2002
The CD includes extracts from the play 'Private Lives' with Gertrude Lawrence as Amanda and Noel Coward himself as Elyot. It also includes the fabulous 'Red Peppers' duo and my favourite of all Noel Coward songs, 'Any little fish can swim'. A must have in the collection.

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The Complete Recordings Vol.1: a Room With a View

by: Noel Coward

Release Date December 27, 2000
The CD includes extracts from the play 'Private Lives' with Gertrude Lawrence as Amanda and Noel Coward himself as Elyot. It also includes the fabulous 'Red Peppers' duo and my favourite of all Noel Coward songs, 'Any little fish can swim'. A must have in the collection.

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Noel Coward Vol.4 1944-1951: I Wonder What Happened to Him

by: Noel Coward

Release Date January 05, 2004
The CD includes extracts from the play 'Private Lives' with Gertrude Lawrence as Amanda and Noel Coward himself as Elyot. It also includes the fabulous 'Red Peppers' duo and my favourite of all Noel Coward songs, 'Any little fish can swim'. A must have in the collection.

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The Complete Recordings Vol.2: Mad Dogs & Englishmen

by: Noel Coward

Release Date September 03, 2001
The CD includes extracts from the play 'Private Lives' with Gertrude Lawrence as Amanda and Noel Coward himself as Elyot. It also includes the fabulous 'Red Peppers' duo and my favourite of all Noel Coward songs, 'Any little fish can swim'. A must have in the collection.

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Gertrude Lawrence - Star! [IMPORT]

from: Living Era

Release Date September 02, 2002
The CD includes extracts from the play 'Private Lives' with Gertrude Lawrence as Amanda and Noel Coward himself as Elyot. It also includes the fabulous 'Red Peppers' duo and my favourite of all Noel Coward songs, 'Any little fish can swim'. A must have in the collection.

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Noel Coward at Las Vegas

by: Noel Coward

Release Date March 10, 2003
I first heard this concert in the company of one of my more outré uncles. I was spellbound then and still am. Noel Coward at Las Vegas and its sister, Noel Coward in New York are definitely my first choice for companion on a desert Island, and prized dinner guest. The subtle/and not so subtle wit, and the smooth professionalism, have never been surpassed. Noel is as funny today, and as musically delightful, as he was all those years ago. I recommend these recordings to everyone and maintain that they should be compulsory listening for the young of today. They must surely lighten the load of growing up and expand the horizons of those who have forgotten how to smile.