Words & Music Multibuy: Porter, Berlin, Coward

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 2 customer ratings

£21

Three of Past Perfect’s outstanding 1920s, 30s, 40s & 50s music maestro albums bundled together for a generously discounted price.
“I have just received the CDs I ordered, and they are superb, even better than I anticipated. My criterion for judging remastering is whether I can hear every word. And I can.” R Pearsall, Bodmin
“I collect loads of re-mastered music & I haven’t heard anything as good as yours. Absolutely amazing quality, it’s like hearing it for the first time.” Tony Boyce, Dorset

£21

TRACK LIST

See Cover Notes below for full track listings 3 x CDs

Noel coward
Cole Porter
Irving Berlin

FEATURES

3 albums bundled together and saving you £9!
Tributes to the versatility and brilliance of these multi-faceted major composers
Most popular and best loved numbers ranging from the 1920s to the 50s
There is no other music on earth that sounds more American than Irving Berlin
Songs from the most celebrated of Cole Porter’s legendary shows
Quintessentially English and patriotic, Noel Coward remains one of the most famous figures in twentieth century British theatre.

COVER NOTES

Three collections of tunes from the 1920s to the early 1950s composed by the greatest music maestros
Words & Music Of Cole Porter:
Billie Holiday – Let’s Do It
Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters – Don’t Fence Me In
Frances Day – It’s De-Lovely
Al Bowlly – How Could We Be Wrong?
Gertrude Lawrence – Experiment
Sam Browne & Jay Wilbur – Miss Otis Regrets
Marlene Dietrich – You Do Something To Me
Nat Gonella & His Georgians – Blow, Gabriel, Blow
Frances Langford – Easy to Love
Fred Astaire – I’ve Got You On My Mind

Cole Porter – Anything Goes
Billie Holiday – Night And Day
Artie Shaw & His Orchestra – What Is This Thing Called Love?
Billy Cotton & His Band – My Heart Belongs To Daddy
Noel Coward – You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To
Frances Langford – Rap Tap On Wood
Chick Henderson & Joe Loss – Begin The Beguine
Gertrude Lawrence – The Physician
Irving Aaronson & His Commanders – Let’s Misbehave
Virginia Bruce – I’ve Got You Under My Skin
Sam Browne & Ambrose – It Was Just One Of Those Things
Cole Porter – You’re The Top
Words & Music Of Irving Berlin:
Carroll Gibbons – Top Hat, White Tie And Tails
The Boswell Sisters – Cheek To Cheek
Frank Sinatra – Blue Skies
Bing Crosby – How Deep Is The Ocean?
Billie Holiday – He Ain’t Got Rhythm
Fred Astaire – The Piccolino
Eddie Cantor – Mandy
Connie Boswell – All Alone
Jimmy Lunceford & His Orchestra – Slummin’ On Park Avenue
Dick Powell – This Year’s Kisses
Ambrose & Sam Browne – Soft Lights and Sweet Music
The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra – Heat Wave
Al Bowlly – Marie
Ginger Rogers – No Strings
Fred Astaire – Let’s Face The Music And Dance
Hildegarde – A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody
Hutch – I Poured My Heart Into A Song
Dick Powell – The Girl On The Police Gazette
Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra – I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm
Ted Lewis & his Band – Alexander’s Ragtime Band
Rudy Vallee – Say It Isn’t So
Louis Armstrong & The Mills Brothers – The Song Is Ended (But The Melody Lingers On)
Words & Music Of Noel Coward:
Carroll Gibbons & The Savoy Hotel Orpheans – Something To Do With Spring
Noel Coward – Mrs. Worthington
Noel Coward – London Pride
Noel Coward – Josephine
Noel Coward – Imagine The Duchess’s Feelings
Noel Coward – Most Of Ev’ry Day
Dinah Shore – Mad About The Boy
Al Bowlly – Twentieth Century Blues
Artie Shaw & His Orchestra – Zigeuner
Hildegarde – I’ll See You Again
Hildegarde – A Room With A View
Hildegarde – Dance, Little Lady
Django Reinhardt & Stephanie Grappelli – The Younger Generation
Sam Browne – You Were There
Judy Garland – Poor Little Rich Girl
Frank Sinatra – I’ll Follow My Secret Heart
Raie Da Costa` – Teach Me To Dance Like Grandma
Denny Dennis – Where Are The Songs We Sung
Greta Keller – Never Again
Hutch – Travel Alone
Ray Noble & The New Mayfair Orchestra – Words & Music’ Selection
Gertrude Lawrence – Someday I’ll Find You
Danny Kaye – Mad Dogs And Englishmen

REVIEWS

2 reviews for Words & Music Multibuy: Porter, Berlin, Coward

Rated 5 out of 5

Liz Catlow, BBC North, Ribble FM – 8th August 2019

I’ve got a lot in my collection of yours – they are superb quality!
Rated 5 out of 5

Mike Carey, BBC Radio – 8th August 2019

We’ll certainly keep the name of Past Perfect on the airwaves for the foreseeable future