Plain and Fancy
A New Musical Hit
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Imprint:
New York, NY : Hollywood, Calif. - DRG Theater , EMI Music Special Markets
Series:
Language:
English
Performers:
Barbara Cook, Richard Derr, Shirl Conway ; with supporting performers ; with orchestra, and chorus ; Franz Allers, conductor.
Notes:
Book by Joseph Stein and Will Glickman; orchestrations by Philip J. Lang; vocal arrangements by Crane Calder
Recorded Feb. 6, 1955
Originally released as Capitol S 603 in 1955
"Original Broadway cast"--Container
Compact disc
Synopsis from original liner and excerpts from Ken Mandelbaum's interview with Barbara Cook for the 1993 Angel release ([8] p. : ill.) inserted in container
Overture -- You can't miss it -- It wonders me -- Plenty of Pennsylvania -- Young and foolish -- Why not Katie -- It's a helluva way to run a love affair -- This is all very new to me -- Plain we live -- How do you raise a barn -- Follow your heart -- City mouse, country mouse -- I'll show him -- Take your time and take your pick -- Finale
Recorded Feb. 6, 1955
Originally released as Capitol S 603 in 1955
"Original Broadway cast"--Container
Compact disc
Synopsis from original liner and excerpts from Ken Mandelbaum's interview with Barbara Cook for the 1993 Angel release ([8] p. : ill.) inserted in container
Overture -- You can't miss it -- It wonders me -- Plenty of Pennsylvania -- Young and foolish -- Why not Katie -- It's a helluva way to run a love affair -- This is all very new to me -- Plain we live -- How do you raise a barn -- Follow your heart -- City mouse, country mouse -- I'll show him -- Take your time and take your pick -- Finale
Statement of responsibility:
music by Albert Hague ; lyrics by Arnold B. Horwitt
Characteristics:
1 sound disc :,digital ;,4 3/4 in.
Author (Original Script):
Hague, Albert
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