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Record LabelIMT, El

UPC5013929332300

eBay Product ID (ePID)7046055126

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2017

GenreMusical Soundtrack

ArtistConsider Yourself! Highs of Lionel Bart / O.C.R.

Release TitleConsider Yourself! Highs of Lionel Bart (Original Cast Recording)

Dimensions

Item Height0.70 in

Item Weight0.39 lb

Item Length5.30 in

Item Width5.18 in

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Number of Tracks145

Number of Discs5

Tracks1.1 Overture 1.2 Food, Glorious Food / Oliver! 1.3 That's Your Funeral 1.4 Where Is Love? 1.5 You've Got to Pick a Pocket or Two 1.6 Consider Yourself 1.7 Oom-Pah-Pah 1.8 Be Back Soon 1.9 As Long As He Needs Me 1.10 I'd Do Anything 1.11 Reviewing the Situation 1.12 Finale (Where Is Love? / Consider Yourself) 1.13 All's Well 1.14 A Proper Man 1.15 It Must Be True 1.16 Red Wine and a Wench 1.17 On the Side 1.18 When Does the Ravishing Begin? 1.19 Lovely Lover 1.20 Lock Up Your Daughters 1.21 There's a Plot Afoot 1.22 Mr. Jones 1.23 On a Sunny Sunday Morning 1.24 If I'd Known You 1.25 'Tis Plain to See 1.26 Kind Fate 1.27 I'll Be There 1.28 Epilogue and Lock Up Your Daughters (Reprise) 1.29 There's a Plot Afoot - Laurie Johnson Orchestra 1.30 Lock Up Your Daughters - Laurie Johnson Orchestra 2.1 Food, Glorious Food 2.2 Oliver! 2.3 I Shall Scream 2.4 Boy for Sale 2.5 That's Your Funeral 2.6 Where Is Love? 2.7 Consider Yourself 2.8 You've Got to Pick a Pocket or Two 2.9 It's a Fine Life 2.10 Be Back Soon 2.11 Oom-Pah-Pah 2.12 My Name 2.13 As Long As He Needs Me 2.14 I'd Do Anything 2.15 Who Will Buy? 2.16 Reviewing He Situation 2.17 Oliver! (Reprise) 2.18 As Long As He Needs Me (Reprise) 2.19 Reviewing the Situation (Reprise) 2.20 Finale: Food Glorious Food / Consider Yourself / I'll Do Anything 2.21 You've Got to Pick a Pocket or Two - Stanley Holloway 2.22 It's a Fine Life - Alma Cogan 2.23 As Long As He Needs Me - Alma Cogan 2.24 Who Will Buy - the Limeliters 2.25 As Long As He Needs Me - Shirley Bassey 2.26 Consider Yourself - Max Bygraves 2.27 Oliver Medley - Russ Conway 3.1 Overture / G'night Dearie 3.2 Fings Ain't Wot They Used T'be 3.3 Laying Abaht 3.4 Where It's Hot 3.5 The Ceilin's Comin' Dahn 3.6 Contempery 3.7 Cochran Will Return 3.8 Polka Dots 3.9 Meatface 3.10 Where Do Little Birds Go? 3.11 Big Time 3.12 Meatface 2 3.13 Carve Up! 3.14 Cop a Bit of Pride 3.15 The Student Ponce 3.16 Fings Ain't Wot They Used T'be (Finale) 3.17 Where Do Little Birds Go? - Barbara Windsor 3.18 Contempery 3.19 G'night Dearie 3.20 Just Let It Happen 3.21 My Baby Won't Cha Cha Cha 3.22 Dear Mum 3.23 Lock Up Your Daughters! 3.24 When Does the Ravishing Begin? 3.25 Newmarket Nightmare 3.26 Dr. Kinsey Says 4.1 Our Hotel 4.2 Tell Him - Tell Her! 4.3 I Want to Whisper Something 4.4 The Day After Tomorrow 4.5 We're Going to the Country 4.6 Another Morning 4.7 Who's This Geezer Hitler? 4.8 Be What You Wanna Be 4.9 Opposites 4.10 The Day After Tomorrow (Reprise) 4.11 Entr'acte 4.12 Far Away 4.13 Petticoat Lane (On a Saturday Ain't So Nice) 4.14 Down the Lane 4.15 So Tell Me 4.16 Mums and Dads 4.17 Who Wants to Settle Down? 4.18 Is This Gonna Be a Wedding? 4.19 Duty Calls! 4.20 Who's This Geezer Hitler? (Reprise) 4.21 Far Away - Shirley Bassey 4.22 Down the Lane - Max Bygraves 4.23 Blitz Medley - Russ Conway 4.24 Fings Ain't Wot They Used to Be - Max Bygraves 4.25 Big Time - Jack Jones 4.26 Fings Medley - Russ Conway 4.27 Give Us a Kiss for Christmas - Lionel Bart 4.28 How Now Brown Cow - Lionel Bart 5.1 It's All Happening 5.2 My Family Tree 5.3 What Do You Do 5.4 Happy Guitar 5.5 Hair-Down, Hoe-Down 5.6 Princess 5.7 Photograph (Duet with June Laverick) 5.8 Thanks a Lot 5.9 Tommy the Toreador 5.10 Take a Ride 5.11 Where's the Birdie? 5.12 Little White Bull 5.13 Singing Time 5.14 Amanda 5.15 Rock with the Caveman - Tommy Steele 5.16 A Handful of Songs - Tommy Steele 5.17 A Handful of Songs - Annie Ross 5.18 Living Doll - Cliff Richard ; the Drifters 5.19 No Turning Back - Cliff Richard ; the Drifters 5.20 Mad About You - Cliff Richard ; the Drifters 5.21 The 'I Love You' Bit - Alma Cogan 5.22 Do You Mind - Anthony Newley 5.23 Do You Mind - Andy Williams 5.24 Wild Cat - Marty Wilde 5.25 Hide ; Seek - Marty Wilde 5.26 Easy Going Me - Adam Faith 5.27 Sometime, Somewhere - Frankie Vaughan 5.28 Walkin' Tall - Frankie Vaughan 5.29 Kickin' Up the Leaves - Mark Wynter 5.30 Jellied Eels - Joe Brown and His Bruvvers 5.31 Too Young for Bad Memories - S

Notes2017 five CD set. In the late 1950s and early '60s, Lionel Bart dominated both the UK pop charts and the West End stage. He wrote 'Living Doll' for Cliff Richard, 'Little White Bull' for Tommy Steele, 'From Russia with Love' for the James Bond film, and he created Oliver!, the most successful British musical of the 20th century; it's eternal songs; 'Food Glorious Food', 'Consider Yourself', 'Who Will Buy?' 'As Long As He Needs Me', now burned deep in the collective unconscious. This set showcases all of Lionel's early triumphs including music from the historic productions of Oliver! Which featured the young Steve Marriott - an outstanding Artful Dodger soon to be fronting Small Faces - Stanley Holloway, the English actor renowned for his comic monologues and songs, and from the original 1960 hit show, Ron Moody's immortal Fagin, Georgia Brown's Nancy and a certain Barry Humphries as Mr. Sowerberry, the undertaker. Lionel embodied the '60s, a decade in which his genius was reputed to have earned him £9 a minute. He was determined to enjoy every moment of his success and needed every penny to support a famously extravagant lifestyle. The set includes the songs Lionel wrote to put his friend Tommy Steele on the map and a panorama of his writing for the popular artists of the day; where the Cliff Richard and Tommy Steele hits are complimented by Marty Wilde, Anthony Newley, Alma Cogan, Mark Wynter, Frankie Vaughan, Shane Fenton and Joe Brown. Also, his famous theme for the second Bond movie, From Russia With Love arranged by John Barry, and to round the extravaganza off, Lionel's own wonderfully eccentric recordings; the For Bart's Sake 10" solo album and his 1961 Christmas single.