|
Hazel
Flagg
-
Original
Broadway
Cast
| 1.
Overture
-
Orchestra |
| 2.
A
Little
More
Heart
-
Benay
Venuta |
| 3.
The
World
Is
Beautiful
Today
-
Helen
Gallagher |
| 4.
The
Rutland
Bounce
-
(Jule
Styne) |
| 5.
I'm
Glad
I'm
Leaving
-
Helen
Gallagher |
| 6.
Hello,
Hazel
-
Benay
Venuta |
| 7.
Every
Street's
A
Boulevard
In
Old
New
York
-
Jack
Whiting |
| 8.
How
Do
You
Speak
To
An
Angel?
-
John
Howard |
| 9.
Autograph
Chant
-
Chorus |
| 10.
I
Feel
Like
I'm
Gonna
Live
Forever
-
Helen
Gallagher |
| 11.
You're
Gonna
Dance
With
Me,
Willie
-
Helen
Gallagher |
| 12.
Who
Is
The
Bravest?
-
Male
Chorus |
| 13.
Salomee
-
Dean
Campbell |
| 14.
Everybody
Loves
To
Take
A
Bow
-
Benay
Venuta,
Jack
Whiting |
| 15.
Laura
De
Maupassant
-
Helen
Gallagher |
| 16.
Finale
-
The
Entire
Company |
| BONUS
TRACKS |
| 17. How
Do
You
Speak
To
An
Angel?
-
Eddie
Fisher |
| 18.
I
Feel
Like
I'm
Gonna
Live
Forever
-
Sunny
Gale |
| 19.
Salomee
-
Dinah
Shore |
| 20. I
Feel
Like
I'm
Gonna
Live
Forever
-
Guy
Lombardo |
| 21.
Hello
My
Baby
-
Benay
Venuta |
| 22.
When
Frances
Dances
With
Me
-
Benay
Venuta |
| 23.
Waltz
Me
Around
Again
Willie
-
Benay
Venuta |
| 24.
Come
Josephine
In
My
Flying
Machine
-
Benay
Venuta |
| 25.
Rings
On
My
Fingers
-
Benay
Venuta |
| 26.
After
The
Ball
-
Benay
Venuta |
|
Title:
Hazel
Flagg
(with
bonus
tracks)
Artist:
Original
Broadway
Cast
Catalogue
No:
SEPIA
1035
Barcode:
5055122110354
Release
Date:
5
July
2004
Even
with
music
by
Jule
Styne,
and
starring
Helen
Gallagher,
fresh
from
her
Tony
Award
winning
role
in
the
previous
year's
Pal
Joey,
the
1953
Broadway
production
of
Hazel
Flagg
was
not
a
successful
musical
running
for
only
190
performances.
Perhaps
it
was
due
to
the
show
being
a
satire
and
satire
is
something
that
rarely
works
in
a
musical.
However
the
score
was
enchanting
and
it
provided
Eddie
Fisher
with
a
Top
Twenty
hit
-
"How
Do
You
Speak
To
An
Angel?".
The
original
cast
recording
has
long
being
a
collector's
item
so
we
are
delighted
to
be
re-issuing
it
on
CD
with
bonus
tracks,
most
of
which
are
appearing
on
CD
for
the
first
time.
Thomas
Mitchell
won
a
Tony
Award
for
outstanding
musical
actor
for
Hazel
Flagg
and
Helen
Gallagher
went
on
to
win
a
second
Tony
Award
for
No,
No
Nanette.
Veteran
stage
and
film
actress
Benay
Venuta
played
Dolly
Tate
in
the
film
of
Annie
Get
Your
Gun.
At
the
time
of
the
original
issue
of
the
LP,
it
was
the
fashion
to
make
cover
versions
of
likely
hit
songs
from
a
show
by
commercial
"pop"
artists.
We
have
featured
the
Eddie
Fisher
track
mentioned
above
and
also
included
recordings
by
Sunny
Gale,
Dinah
Shore
and
Guy
Lombardo.
The
last
six
tracks
were
originally
issued
on
a
rare
three
78
set
performed
by
the
delightful
Benay
Venuta
entitled
Record
Gazette.
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