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Cole Porter sings and plays Jubilee (recorded in 1935). Cole Porter recalls moments and notables in his career.

Title: Cole Porter sings and plays Jubilee [sound recording] : (recorded in 1935). Cole Porter recalls moments and notables in his career.
Author: Porter, Cole, 1891-1964.
Publication: New York : Columbia, [1972]

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Description

1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono.; 12 in.

Uniform Title

Jubilee. Selections; arranged
Jubilee (Musical)
Leave it to me (Musical)
Let's face it (Musical)
Anything goes (Musical)

Alternative Title

Jubilee.
Cole
Cole Porter recalls moments and notables in his career
Picture of me without you.
Entrance of Eric.
Kling-kling bird on top of the divi-divi tree.
When love comes your way.
What a nice municipal park.
When me, Mowgli, love.
Ev'rybod-ee who's anybod-ee.
Sunday morning breakfast time.
Me and Marie.
My heart belongs to Daddy.
Most gentlemen don't like love.
Let's not talk about love.
Farming.
You're the top.
I get a kick out of you.

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Note

Excerpts from musicals, with brief narratives; "previously unreleased recordings from Cole Porter's private collection ... plus historic re-issues."
Previously released 1934-42 on Brunswick and Columbia.
Program and biographical notes by Chris Nelson, Robert Kimball, and Goddard Lieberson on container; texts of the songs and program notes ([4] p. : ill.) bound in container.

Contents

Cole Porter sings and plays from Jubilee. A picture of me without you -- Entrance of Eric ; The kling-kling bird on top of the divi-divi tree -- When love comes your way -- What a nice municipal park -- When me, Mowgli, love -- Ev'rybod-ee who's anybod-ee ; Sunday morning breakfast time -- Me and Marie -- Cole Porter recalls moments and notables in his career. My heart belongs to Daddy -- Most gentlemen don't like love (from Leave it to me) (Mary Martin) -- Let's not talk about love -- Farming (Danny Kaye) (from Let's Face It) -- You're the top -- I get a kick out of you (Ethel Merman) (from Anthing Goes).

Call Number

*LZR 56739

LCCN

73760454

OCLC

2917567

Author

Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Composer. Performer

Title

Cole Porter sings and plays Jubilee [sound recording] : (recorded in 1935). Cole Porter recalls moments and notables in his career.

Imprint

New York : Columbia, [1972]

Performer

Cole Porter accompanying himself on the piano ; excerpts from his musical comedies sung by Mary Martin, Danny Kaye, or Ethel Merman ; with orchestra.

Added Author

Martin, Mary, 1913-1990. Performer

Kaye, Danny. Performer

Merman, Ethel. Performer

Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Musicals. Selections; arranged.

Added Title

Jubilee (Musical)

Leave it to me (Musical)

Let's face it (Musical)

Anything goes (Musical)

Picture of me without you.

Entrance of Eric.

Kling-kling bird on top of the divi-divi tree.

When love comes your way.

What a nice municipal park.

When me, Mowgli, love.

Ev'rybod-ee who's anybod-ee.

Sunday morning breakfast time.

Me and Marie.

My heart belongs to Daddy.

Most gentlemen don't like love.

Let's not talk about love.

Farming.

You're the top.

I get a kick out of you.

Publisher No.

KS 31456 Columbia

Research Call Number

*LZR 56739 Lyrics on container.

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