Kander / Ebb, National Symphony Orchestra ⚫ Owen Edwards

Kander / Ebb, National Symphony Orchestra ⚫ Owen Edwards - Cabaret

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Act One
1-1	–Jonathan Pryce, Company*	Willkommen	5:12
1-2	–Judi Dench	So What	3:15
1-3	–Maria Friedman, Girls*	Don't Tell Mama	4:32
1-4	–Gregg Edelman, Company*	Telephone Dance	4:28
1-5	–Maria Friedman, Gregg Edelman	Perfectly Marvellous	5:07
1-6	–Jonathan Pryce, Louise Gold , Claire Moore	Two Ladies	2:33
1-7	–Fred Ebb, Judi Dench	It Could Not Please Me More	3:29
1-8	–John Mark Ainsley, Men*	Tomorrow Belongs To Me	2:06
1-9	–Gregg Edelman, Maria Friedman	Why Should I Wake Up?	3:19
1-10	–Jonathan Pryce, Girls*	Sitting Pretty	5:43
1-11	–Fred Ebb And Judi Dench	Married	2:40
1-12	–Orchestra*	Fruit Shop Dance	4:13
1-13	–Fred Ebb, Maria Friedman, Company*	Meeskite	4:47
1-14	–Caroline O'Connor, Marcus Allen Cooper, Company*	Tomorrow Belongs To Me (Reprise)	1:52
Act Two
2-1	–Kit Kat Klub Band*	Entr'acte	6:26
2-2	–Orchestra*	Kick Line	3:03
2-3	–Fred Ebb	Married (Reprise)	0:51
2-4	–Jonathan Pryce	If You Could See Her	2:45
2-5	–Judi Dench	What Would You Do?	3:30
2-6	–Gregg Edelman, Maria Friedman	Sally's Revolt	1:06
2-7	–Maria Friedman	Cabaret	4:19
2-8	–Maria Friedman, Gregg Edelman	Break Up	2:35
2-9	–Gregg Edelman, Jonathan Pryce, Fred Ebb, Judi Dench, Maria Friedman, Company*	Finale Ultimo	4:17
2-10	–Company*	Curtain Calls	0:55
2-11	–Orchestra*	Exit Music	2:43
Bonus Tracks
From The 1987 Broadway Revival
2-12	–Jonathan Pryce, Company*	Money '87 Orchestrated By [Orchestrations] – Michael Gibson	6:28
2-13	–Gregg Edelman, Maria Friedman	Don't Go Orchestrated By [Orchestrations] – Michael Gibson	3:40
2-14	–Jonathan Pryce	I Don't Care Much Orchestrated By [Orchestrations] – Michael Gibson	2:20
From The Motion Picture
2-15	–Maria Friedman, Girls*	Mein Herr Ensemble – NSO EnsembleOrchestrated By [Orchestrations] – Larry Moore	3:33
2-16	–Maria Friedman	Maybe This Time Ensemble – NSO EnsembleOrchestrated By [Orchestrations] – Larry Moore	3:37
2-17	–Jonathan Pryce, Maria Friedman	Money Money Ensemble – NSO EnsembleOrchestrated By [Orchestrations] – Larry Moore	3:03
2-18	–Girls*	Tiller Girls Ensemble – NSO EnsembleOrchestrated By [Orchestrations] – Larry Moore	1:44

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Phonographic Copyright (p) – Jay Productions Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Jay Productions Ltd.
Published By – Carlin Music Ltd.
Recorded At – Abbey Road Studios
Pressed By – Disctronics S

Credits

Adapted By [Book By] – Joe Masteroff
Conductor [Conducted By] – John Owen Edwards (tracks: 1-1 to 2-11, 2-15 to 2-18)
Engineer [Recording] – John Kurlander
Graphics [CD Graphics] – Barbel Graphics
Illustration [Cover Illustrations By] – Marie-Jeanne Lecca
Leader – Perry Montague Mason*
Liner Notes [Notes By] – Rexton S. Bunnett
Lyrics By – Fred Ebb
Music By – John Kander
Orchestrated By [Orchestrations] – Don Walker (tracks: 1-1 to 2-11)
Other [And Stories By] – Christopher Isherwood
Other [Based On The Play By] – John Van Druten
Performer [Cast, Clifford Bradshaw] – Gregg Edelman
Performer [Cast, Ernst Ludwig] – Marcus Allen Cooper
Performer [Cast, Fraulein Kost] – Caroline O'Connor
Performer [Cast, Fraulein Schneider] – Judi Dench
Performer [Cast, German Youth] – John Mark Ainsley
Performer [Cast, Herr Schultz] – Fred Ebb
Performer [Cast, Kit Kat Girls, Frenchie] – Clare Burt
Performer [Cast, Kit Kat Girls, Fritzie] – Jacqueline Dankworth
Performer [Cast, Kit Kat Girls, Lulu] – Gay Soper
Performer [Cast, Kit Kat Girls, Maria] – Louise Gold
Performer [Cast, Kit Kat Girls, Rosie] – Claire Moore
Performer [Cast, Kit Kat Girls, Texas] – Caroline O'Connor
Performer [Cast, M.c.] – Jonathan Pryce
Performer [Cast, Sally Bowles] – Maria Friedman
Performer [Company] – Bruce Ogston, Dawn Spence, Dominic Curtis, Gareth Snook, Geoffrey Dallamore, Howard Samuels, Jackie Crawford, James Wren, John Stefaniuk, Josie Walker, Kate Copstick, Lucy Dixon, Megan Kelly, Michael Cantwell, Nadia Strachan*, Nicholas Colicos, Nicholas Warnford, Philip Griffiths, Robert Fardell, Samantha Shaw
Photography By [Recording Session Photos By] – Clive Barda
Producer [Assistant To The Producer] – Mike Clayton
Producer [Produced For Records By], Executive-Producer – John Yap

Notes

TER Master Works Edition
Digital Surround Recording
Dolby Surround
CD1: 53' 53"
CD2: 57' 36"
℗ 1997 Jay Productions Ltd.
© 1997 Jay Productions Ltd.
Licensee in the EEC: MCI Ltd.
Issued under license from JAY Productions Ltd.
Original sound recording made and owned by JAY Productions Ltd.
Made in England.
Manufactured & Marketed by MCI Presents.
Music published by Carlin Music Ltd.
Digital Editing at Finesplice Studios.

"Cabaret" opened on Broadway on November 20 1966 at the Broadhurst Theater.
Opened in London on February 28 1968 at the Palace Theatre.
Broadway revival opened on October 22 1987 at the Imperial Theatre.

Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London on June 29, 30, July 1, November 2, December 2, 3, 1993.

Special thanks to Bridget Aschenberg, Jane Augustus, Michael Berk, Rex Bunnett, Anne Collis, Fred Ebb, Tim Flavin, John Kander, Barbara Lambert, Larry Moore, Jim Wilhelm and the late Richard Grenville.

'Money '87' was the fusion of the original Money Song ('Sitting Pretty') and 'Money, Money', which replaced it in the film, and 'Don't Go Sally' replaced 'Why Should I Wake Up?' in the 1987 Broadway revival staring Joey Grey. 'I Don't Care' was cut in 1966 but re-instated in the 1987 revival and sung by the emcee prior to Sally's 'Cabaret'. The film score included four songs not in the original Broadway production, 'Mein Herr', 'Money Money', 'Tiller Girls' and 'Maybe This Time', the latter originally being featured on Liza Minnelli's debut record album in 1964. (taken from liner notes by Rexton S Bunnett)

Notes not on release:
The first recording of "Cabaret" (based upon John Van Druten's play "I Am a Camera" and stories by Christopher Isherwood) was the Original Broadway Cast album originally released in 1966, with some of the songs heavily edited and several cut to save space, and others (especially "Telephone Song") taken at a faster tempo. Columbia/Legacy's 1998 CD reissue of the Original Broadway Cast recording of "Cabaret" contains eight previously unreleased demo records -- several of which are "intros" to a full-fledged song -- plus extensive liner notes featuring the original playbill, rare photos, and an essay by Ken Mandelbaum.

The 1968 "Original London Cast album" (CBS) featuring Judi Dench as Sally Bowles, Kevin Colson, Lila Kedrova, Richard Owens, Peter Sallis, Pamela Strong and Barry Dennen as Emcee was released in the UK and reissued on the CBS Embassy label in 1973.

The 1972 movie soundtrack (MCA Records) with Liza Minnelli is perhaps the best-known of the recordings, although the movie "Cabaret" is much re-written and eliminates all but six of the original songs from the stage production.

Both the "Original London Cast Album (1986 London Revival)" (First Night Records) featuring Kelly Hunter as Sally Bowles, Vivienne Martin as Fräulein Schneider and Wayne Sleep as Emcee and "The New Broadway Cast Recording (1998 Broadway Revival)" (RCA Victor) featuring Alan Cumming as Emcee and Natasha Richardson as Sally Bowles have been released.

This 2-disc "1997 Studio Cast Recording (First Complete Recording)" is the only recording containing all the songs from the Original Broadway Score, The Film Score and The Revival Score including many incidentals and instrumentals not usually recorded. (see bonus track information listed above.) A completely remastered 2006 release of the 1997 Studio Cast Recording is now available on Jay Records CDJAY2 1311 (USA).

The 2007 "London Lyric Theatre Original Cast Recording" (BK Records) (UK) features Anna Maxwell Martin, Sheila Hancock and James Dreyfus as Emcee.

In addition to the above recordings, cast albums for the French, Spanish, Greek, Israeli, Italian, Austrian, Dutch, and German productions have been released.