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TWENTY MINUTES SOUTH - MCSR 3032

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Twenty Minutes South, seen in London in 1955, may well be the archetypal British musical of its period. With music by Peter Greenwell, composer of the legendary British musical The Crooked Mile (also available from Must Close Saturday Records) this take of love and misunderstandings in London’s suburbia has a zestful, snappy score. The show is about the boys and girls who travel up to London from the suburbs on the train each day to work in offices and at 5.27 go back on the train to the suburbs to home and boyfriends and girlfriends and tennis and dances at the local community centre. All seems well until interfering Cousin kitty (Daphne Anderson) comes to stay, and life twenty minutes South is never quite the same again. A real retro delight, Greenwell’s score is preserved in this original cast recording, with linking dialogue.

With: Daphne Anderson, Louie Ramsay, Robin Hunter, Donald Scott

 
 

 

Tracks:

   
  1. The 8.27 (Listen...)
  2. I like people
  3. One of the family
  4. It’s a lovely evening
  5. This is love
  6. Typing typing [into] Never mind I’m delighted
  7. Why never ever?
  8. Easy to say
  9. The Addison mambo (Listen...)
  10. Sunday girl (Listen...)
  11. Reprise: Sunday girl
  12. I shall
  13. Do we?
  14. Having ourselves a wonderful time
  15. Wondering alone
  16. Reprise: Typing typing [into] Reprise: Easy to say
  17. Reprise: This is love
  18. The 5.27
  19. Vocal selections from Twenty Minutes South: The Peter Knight Singers and Orchestra