Album US 1964 on Everest label
Classical (Opera)
2 LPs housed in a boxset with 32-page libretto
John Gay , 1685-1732 GB album by | |
Ronald Lewis , 1916-1967 GB baritone vocals | |
John Frost voc, b, bass vocals | |
Max Goberman vn, 1911-1962 US conductor | |
Mary Thomas voc, 1932-1997 GB soprano vocals | |
Edgar Fleet voc, GB tenor vocals | |
William McAlpine , 1922-2004 GB tenor vocals | |
Doreen Murray vocals | |
Jean Allister voc, vocals |
Johann Christoph Pepusch |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration | |
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1 | Through All Employments Of Life | John Gay | |||
2 | 'Tis Woman That Seduces All Mankind | John Gay | |||
3 | If Any Wench Venus's Girdle Wear | John Gay | |||
4 | If Love The Virgin's Heart Invade | John Gay | |||
5 | A Maid Is Like The Golden War | John Gay | |||
6 | Virgins Are Like The Fair Flower In It's Lustre | John Gay | |||
7 | Our Polly Is A Sad Slut! Nor Heeds What We Have Taught Her | John Gay | |||
8 | Can Love Be Controul'd By Advice | John Gay | |||
9 | O Polly, You Might Have Toy' And Kist | John Gay | |||
10 | I Like A Ship In Storms, Was Tost | John Gay | |||
11 | A Fox May Steel Your Hens, Sir | John Gay | |||
12 | Oh, Ponder Well! Be Not Severe | John Gay | |||
13 | The Turtle Thus Plaintive Crying | John Gay | |||
14 | Pretty Polly, Say | John Gay | |||
15 | My Heart Was So Free | John Gay | |||
16 | Were I Laid On Greenland's Coast | John Gay | |||
17 | O What Pain It Is To Part | John Gay | |||
18 | The Miser Thus A Shilling Sees | John Gay | |||
19 | Fill Ev'ry Glass, For Wine Inspires Us | John Gay | |||
20 | Let Us Take The Road | John Gay | |||
21 | If The Heart Of A Man Is Deprest With Cares | John Gay | |||
22 | Youth's The Season Made For Joys | John Gay | |||
23 | Before The Barn-Door Crowing | John Gay | |||
24 | The Gamesters And Lawyer Are Jugglers Alike | John Gay | |||
25 | At The Tree I Shall Suffer With Pleasure | John Gay | |||
26 | Man May Escape From Rope And Gun | John Gay | |||
27 | Thus When A Good Huswife Sees A Rat | John Gay | |||
28 | How Cruel Are The Traytors | John Gay | |||
29 | The First Time At The Looking-Glass | John Gay | |||
30 | When You Censure The Age | John Gay | |||
31 | Is Then His Fate Decreed, Sir? | John Gay | |||
32 | You'll Think, E'er Many Days Ensue | John Gay | |||
33 | If You At An Office Solite Your Due | John Gay | |||
34 | Thus When The Swallo, Seeking Prey | John Gay | |||
35 | How Happy Could I Be With Her | John Gay | |||
36 | I'm Bubbled | John Gay | |||
37 | Cease Your Funning | John Gay | |||
38 | Why How Now, Madam Flirt | John Gay | |||
39 | No Power On Earth Can E'er Divide | John Gay | |||
40 | I Like The Fox Shall Grieve | John Gay | |||
41 | When Young At The Bar You First Taught Me To Score | John Gay | |||
42 | My Love Is All Madness And Folly | John Gay | |||
43 | The Gamesters United In Friendship Are Found | John Gay | |||
44 | The Modes Of The Court So Common Are Grown | John Gay | |||
45 | What Gudgeons Are We Men! | John Gay | |||
46 | In The Day Of My Youth I Could Bill Like A Dove | John Gay | |||
47 | I'm Like A Skiff On The Ocean Tost | John Gay | |||
48 | When A Wife In Her Pout | John Gay | |||
49 | A Curse Attends That Woman's Love | John Gay | |||
50 | Among The Men, Coquets We Find | John Gay | |||
51 | Come Sweet Lass | John Gay | |||
52 | Hither, Dear Husband, Turn Your Eyes | John Gay | |||
53 | Which Way Shall I Turn Me - How Can I Decide? | John Gay | |||
54 | When My Hero In Court Appears | John Gay | |||
55 | When He Hold Up His Hands Arraign'd For His Life | John Gay | |||
56 | Our Selves, Like The Great, To Secure A Retreat | John Gay | |||
57 | The Charge Is Prepar'd; The Lawyers Are Met | John Gay | |||
58 | O Cruel, Cruel Cruel Case | John Gay | |||
59 | Of All The Friend In Time Of Grief | John Gay | |||
60 | Since I Must Swing | John Gay | |||
61 | But Know Again My Spirits Sink | John Gay | |||
62 | But Valour The Strong Grows | John Gay | |||
63 | If Thus - A Man Can Die | John Gay | |||
64 | So I Drink Off This Bumper | John Gay | |||
65 | But Can I Leave My Pretty Hussies | John Gay | |||
66 | Their Eyes, Their Lips, Their Busses | John Gay | |||
67 | Since Laws Were Made For Ev'ry Degree | John Gay | |||
68 | Would I Might Be Hang'd | John Gay | |||
69 | Thus I Stand Lke The Turk, With His Doxies Around | John Gay |
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John Gay - The Beggar's Opera UK 1925 Classical |