Tracks: 1. Grab Me a Gondola - Company
2. That's My Biography - Joan Heal
3. Plain In Love - Denis Quilley
4. The Motor Car Is Treacherous - Denis Quilley
5. Cravin' For the Avon - Joan Heal
6. Bid Him a Fond Goodbye - Jane Wenham
7. Lonely In a Crowd - Guido Lorraine
8. Jimmy's Bar - Company
9. Man, Not a Mouse - Denis Quilley
10. Star Quality - Guido Lorraine
11. Chianti - Trefor Jones & Company
12. What Are the Facts? - Denis Quilley
13. Rig O' the Day - Joan Heal & Company
14. Rockin' At the Cannon Ball - Joyce Blair
15. When I Find That Girl - Denis Quilley
16. That Terrific Rainbow - Jean Brampton
17. What Is a Man - Carol Bruce
18. Bewitched - Carol Bruce
19. Take Him - Carol Bruce & Sally Bazely
20. Ohio - Pat Kirkwood & Shani Wallis
21. One Hundred Easy Ways - Pat Kirkwood
22. A Little Bit In Love - Shani Wallis
23. A Quiet Girl - Denis Bowen
24. Swing - Pat Kirkwood
25. It's Love - Denis Bowen
26. The Wrong Note Rang - Pat Kirkwood & Shani Wallis
27. Heart Of My Heart - Shani Wallis [*]
28. Bell Bottom Blues - Shani Wallis [*]
Posted 2008-10-25 20:41:16: Amazon.com: This Play's Plot was Inspired by Publicity Hunting Actress Diana Dors Appearing in a Mink Bikini at the Venice Film Festival and Being Thrown Into a Canal. The Cameras that Just Happened to Be There Caught the Scene Before She Entered the Water, One of the Greatest Publicity Shots Ever of the 1950s. "Grab Me a Gondola" was Billed as a New Musical Comedy and Opened in Late 1956. It Ran for 687 Performances at London's Lyric Theatre, More Successful Than Many of the New Crop of Broadway Transfers. Joan Heal, a Comic Actress with a Belting Voice, was a Recognised Star of Revue. Her Co-star was Denis Quilley, a Young Veteran of Musicals but Not Yet a Star; This Brought Him that Status. Other Artists to Go on to Greater Fame were Joyce Blair ("Marcia") and Una Stubbs, One of the Other Starlets. This Recording was Made in Newly Developed Stereo, but was Only Released in Mono on Vinyl. Hence, this is the First Stereo Release Ever.
