Details

Subject(s)

• Musicals [Browse]

Lyricist

• Harburg, E. Y. (Edgar Yipsel), 1896-1981 [Browse]

Singer

• Logan, Ella, 1913-1969 [Browse]
• Richards, Donald, -1953 [Browse]
• Wayne, David, 1914-1995 [Browse]
• Lyn Murray Singers [Browse]

Conductor

• Charles, Ray, 1918-2015 [Browse]

Library of Congress genre(s)

• Musicals [Browse]
• Original cast recordings [Browse]
• Revues [Browse]

Series

Naxos Music Library. [More in this series]

Notes

Originally issued June 1947 as ML 4062.

Creation/​Production credits

Produced by Mitchell Ayres. Associate producer: Howard Scott. Recording engineer: Harold Chapman. Reissue producer: Thomas Z. Sheppard. Reissue engineers: Charles Harbutt, Robert Wolff. Lacquer transfer: Dider E. Deutsch, Michael Brooks & Matt Cavaluzzo.

Time and place of event

• Recorded 1947 March 30-April 10 Liederkranz Hall, New York City.
• bonus tracks 14 and 15 recorded 1973.

Source of description

Hard copy version record.

Participant(s)/​Performer(s)

Ella Logan, Donald Richards, David Wayne, vocals ; the Lyn Murray Singers, and other members of the original Broadway cast ; orchestra ; Ray Charles, conductor.

Contents

• Overture
• This time of the year
• How are things in Glocca Morra?
• Look to the rainbow
• Old Devil moon
• Something sort of grandish
• If this isn't love
• Necessity
• That great come-and-get-it day
• When the idle poor become the idle rich
• The begat
• When I'm not near the girl I love
• Finale
• Bonus tracks. Yip Harburg talks and sings: How are things in Glocca Morra ; When I'm not near the girl I love ; Don't pass me by.

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Publisher no.

696998920828

OCLC

961180329

International Standard Recording Code

• USSM10005986
• USSM10005987
• USSM10005988
• USSM10005989
• USSM10005990
• USSM10005991
• USSM10005993
• USSM10005994
• USSM10005995
• USSM10005996
• USSM10005985
• USSM10005984
• USSM10005983
• USSM10206121
• USSM10206122
• USSM10206123

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