I Feel A Song Comin' On - Lisa Kirk (SEPIA 1018)

I Feel A Song Comin’ On - Lisa Kirk (SEPIA 1018)

Tracklisting:

I Feel A Song Comin' On - Lisa Kirk

1. Charley, My Boy 2:40 LISTEN
2. Shame On You 2:25 LISTEN
3. Copper Canyon 2:27 LISTEN
4. Confidentially 2:36 LISTEN
5. Have You Ever Been Lonely? (with Don Cornell) 2:31 LISTEN
6. Dearie (with Fran Warren) 2:46 LISTEN
7. Just A Girl That Men Forget (with Fran Warren) 3:17 LISTEN
8. Sweet Promises And Good Intentions 2:43 LISTEN
9. The Old Piano Roll Blues (with Eddie Cantor) 2:46 LISTEN
10. Love Me A Little Bit 3:02 LISTEN
11. Love Like Ours 3:17 LISTEN
12. Life Is So Peculiar 2:59 LISTEN
13. Ja-Da 2:19 LISTEN
14. I Feel A Song Comin' On 2:04 LISTEN
15. Don't Blame Me 2:51 LISTEN
16. I’m In The Mood For Love 2:30 LISTEN
17. I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me 2:14 LISTEN
18. You're A Sweetheart 2:21 LISTEN
19. Exactly Like You 2:30 LISTEN
20. Love Is The Reason 2:03 LISTEN
21. I Thought Of You Last Night 2:52 LISTEN
22. Wait Till The Sun Shines Nellie Blues (with Bob Haymes) 2:23 LISTEN
23. If Your Heart Is Breaking 2:47 LISTEN
24. Hurricane 2:20 LISTEN
25. Boomerang 2:37 LISTEN

Title: I Feel A Song Comin’ On
Artist: Lisa Kirk
Catalogue No: SEPIA 1018
Barcode: 5055122110187
Release Date: 21 July 2003

Lisa Kirk was from the Broadway stage. Discovered by Richard Rodgers for his musical - “Allegro” where she introduced “The Gentleman Is A Dope”, the show wafted Lisa Kirk to fame. When “Allegro” closed Cole Porter wanted her for “Kiss Me, Kate” a show he had just written. Lisa played Lois Lane/Bianca deliciously and got to sing “Why Can’t You Behave” and “Always True To You In My Fashion” eight times a week in “Kate” which ran for over 1000 performances. While playing in “Kate” Lisa doubled into the Plaza Hotel’s swanky Persian Room and had the unusual distinction of having starred at the Persian Room eight times in the next seven years - and packing them in at every performance.
In the meantime Lisa Kirk signed with a major record label and between 1949 and 1953 recorded over 40 sides - some novelty, some from the stage and some standards. On this CD we are pleased to feature 25 of these tracks of which 24 were previously unavailable on LP or CD.

Television appearances and supper club cabaret performances kept Lisa busy throughout the 1950s across America and London saw her one woman show at The Talk of The Town towards the end of the decade. When the musical “Gypsy” was filmed with Rosalind Russell, it was Lisa Kirk who dubbed for Miss Russell who was lacking in the vocals department.

Fans of the Jerry Herman 1974 cult musical “Mack and Mabel” will also note Lisa’s appearance in this short-lived show. A year before her death in 1990 Londoners saw Lisa for the last time when she appeared in another Cole Porter show “Nymph Errant” at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.

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