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I’ll See You Again

Sat, 16 May 2009 23:11:52 -0400

Music by Michael Eck. Lyrics by Noel Coward. His lyrics are from the 1920’s. I put them to a pop samba feel. ... music Noel Coward "Noel Coward" "Michael Eck" Eck

1935 Noel COWARD Red Peppers Gertrude LAWRENCE on 1946 Capehart Turn-Over record changer

Tue, 02 Jun 2009 02:58:41 -0400

Hear the FABULOUS CAPEHART one of the great Noel Coward Records, RED PEPPERS, a tender hommage to the Old British Music Hall. The CAPEHART phonograph is FOR SALE: myvintagetv.com Played on the 1946 CAPEHART Radio-Phonograph record changer, which is for sale - the record isn’t : ) More about the CAPEHART here: www.youtube.com Dropped props, lame jokes, missed cues - and the backstage tiff between the famous Mr. and Mrs. Pepper Vaudeville act is one of the great Noel Coward scenes ...

Val Doonican Interview on The Alan Titchmarsh Show 12th November 2009

Sat, 14 Nov 2009 04:15:09 -0500

Val Doonican Interview on The Alan Titchmarsh Show 12th November 2009 Val Doonican was the first person in music I got into. This guy is a complete and utter legend and he is still performing at 83! Respect to Val. ... "Val Doonican" Irish Swing Country "Rocking Chair" Traditional pop music

You Must Remember This

Thu, 17 Sep 2009 03:55:59 -0400

www.digitalclassicsdvd.co.uk 'You Must Remember This' is an account of how the events of the Second World War shaped the music of the time and the role singer-songwriters had in boosting the morale of a blitzed country. Featuring the songs of Vera Lynn, Flotsam and Jetsom, Sydney Burchall,Noel Coward, Betty Hutton, George Formby and Arther Askey. ... Second world War music song propaganda Vera Lynn Flotsam and Jetsom Sydney Burchall doris hare george Elrick Ronald Noel Coward Betty Hutton ...

Noel Coward "Do I Believe in God" Poem Animation

Fri, 24 Oct 2008 21:46:22 -0400

Heres a virtual movie of the great Noel Coward reading his and thought provoking poem "Do I believe in God" The poem is surely a minor masterpiece in its use of humour to deliver such a profound message. Kind Regards Jim Clark All rights are reserved on this video recording copyright Jim Clark 2008

Noel Coward- Let's say goodbye

Wed, 26 Dec 2007 08:45:47 -0500

This is the B side of Noel Coward's famous song Mad Dogs & Englishmen. This one is called "Let's Say Goodbye", and is on HMV record No.B4269. I think it's pretty funny, and very camp!

Gregory Moore as Noel Coward, circa 1955 (from 2003)

Sun, 02 Mar 2008 14:19:16 -0500

Gregory Moore recreates Noel Coward's 1955 performance of "Loch Lomond" from the live CBS special, "Together With Music" with Mary Martin.

Ambrose Mayfair Hotel Orchestra - Don’t Put Your Daughter On The Stage (v Evelyn Dahl) 1935

Fri, 13 Feb 2009 05:40:36 -0500

Here’s a Noel Coward classic song. Sheridan Morley said that in 1933, when Coward was at the height of his powers, he received a constant stream of letters from women begging him "to find parts for their respective daughters in whatever he happened to be staging next". He wrote the song as a general refusal to all these ambitious mothers. According to Morley, it remained "one of the lastingly popular Coward songs that did not have its origin in one of his shows" but although it sold well enough and "served him admirably for cabaret appearances during and after the war", it had the opposite effect from intended; most women took it as a joke.