Worzel Gummidge
Original 1981 London Cast
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| # | Pista | Artista/Compositor | Duración |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Overture | Orchestra [Listen] | |
| 2. | Scarecrow Hymn | Geoffrey Bayldon, Company | |
| 3. | In The Country | Villagers | |
| 4. | One ‘Ead An’ An ‘Ead | Jon Pertwee, Lucy Baker, Jonathan Byatt | |
| 5. | Aunt Sally’s Song | Una Stubbs, Jon Pertwee | |
| 6. | Why Should She Choose A Scarecrow | Jon Pertwee [Listen] | |
| 7. | Chase Him | Villagers | |
| 8. | A Slice O’ Cake An’ A Cup O’ Tea | Jon Pertwee, Una Stubbs | |
| 9. | It’ll Suit Us | Jon Pertwee, Una Stubbs [Listen] | |
| 10. | Scarecrow Day | Scarecrows, Lucy Baker, Jonathan Byatt [Listen] | |
| 11. | Make Yourself A Friend | Geoffrey Bayldon | |
| 12. | We’ll Be There | Bill Pertwee, Jonathan Stephens, Mike Finesilver | |
| 13. | He Is Guilty! | Scarecrows, Jon Pertwee, Una Stubbs, Geoffrey Bayldon | |
| 14. | It’s Me Birthday! | Jon Pertwee, Lucy Baker, Jonathan Byatt | |
| 15. | A Slice O’ Cake An’ A Cup O’ Tea (Reprise) | Entire Company | |
| THE ‘WORZEL GUMMIDGE’ CHRISTMAS MAXI SINGLE | |||
| 16. | Christmas Isn’t Christmas | Jon Pertwee [Listen] | |
| 17. | Aunt Sally’s Song | Una Stubbs [Listen] | |
| 18. | Scarecrow’s Carol | Geoffrey Bayldon | |
| 19. | A Slice O’ Cake An’ A Cup O’ Tea | Jon Pertwee, Bill Maynard, Company) |
Following the successful UK television series based on Barbara Euphan Todd's children's classic, writers Keith Waterhouse, Willis Hall and composer Denis King created a new stage musical adaptation of the story of 'Worzel Gummidge'. Featuring the principal cast members from the TV series (Jon Pertwee, Una Stubbs and Geoffrey Bayldon), the ‘Worzel Gummidge’ musical was first staged at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre over the 1980 Christmas period, receiving sensational reviews from the press. The production transferred to London’s Cambridge Theatre for the following Christmas season, opening on December 22nd, 1981 and by popular demand extended its run through till February 27th, 1982. An original cast album produced by Norman Newell was recorded at Abbey Road Studios in the weeks preceding the London opening. The Original London Cast Recording now makes its debut on CD and is accompanied with the 'The Worzel Gummidge Christmas Maxi Single' featuring songs from the 1980 Christmas TV spectacular 'A Cup Of Tea And A Slice Of Cake'.