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CRANKS/WILD GROWS THE HEATHER - MCSR 3037

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One of the wittiest and most original intimate revues of the 1950s, written by a new enfant terrible of British theatre (the choreographer John Cranko), Cranks has an atmospheric score by John Addison, and brought two new stars to the attention of London audiences – Anthony Newley and Annie Ross. With its haunting amalgam of jazz and blues, this really is a show with a feel all of its own. It was British revue’s contribution to surrealism, now restored to new life in Alan Bunting’s audio restoration. The 1956 musical Wild Grows the Heather is a colourfully Scots romance based on J M Barrie’s play The Little Minister, with rich choral and orchestral passages. Och aye!

With: Anthony Newley, Annie Ross, Hugh Bryant

 
 

 

Tracks:

   

CRANKS

  1. Who’s who / Adrift
  2. Where has Tom gone?
  3. Cold comfort
  4. Passacaglia
  5. Who is it always there?
  6. Chiromancy
  7. New blue
  8. Valse anglaise
  9. Don’t let him know you
  10. Sea song (Listen...)
  11. Telephone song
  12. I’m the boy you should say yes to
  13. Metamorphosis
  14. Would you let me know? (Listen...)
  15. Dirge
  16. Arthur, son of Martha
  17. Goodnight
  WILD GROWS THE HEATHER

  18. Overture / Along the way
  19. Law and order
  20. I see everything I love in you
  21. A little bit of devil
  22. Wild grows the heather
  23. Walking to the Kirk (Listen...)
  24. I want the stars to see you (Listen...)
  25. I once had a wonderful day
  26. Finale