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Ian Kennedy;Leon Berger;Donald Francke;Kenneth Barclay
Cox and Box (Or the Long-Lost Brothers)
Genre: Classical

Track Listings (17) - Disc #1
1. Cox and Box (The Long-Lost Brothers), operetta: Dialogue
2. Cox and Box (The Long-Lost Brothers), operetta: Rataplan (Bouncer's Song)
3. Cox and Box (The Long-Lost Brothers), operetta: Dialogue
4. Cox and Box (The Long-Lost Brothers), operetta: Stay, Bouncer, Stay! (Duet)
5. Cox and Box (The Long-Lost Brothers), operetta: Dialogue
6. Cox and Box (The Long-Lost Brothers), operetta: A Lullaby (Box's Song)
7. Cox and Box (The Long-Lost Brothers), operetta: My Master is Punctual (Song and Dance)
8. Cox and Box (The Long-Lost Brothers), operetta: Dialogue
9. Cox and Box (The Long-Lost Brothers), operetta: Who are You, Sir? (Trio)
10. Cox and Box (The Long-Lost Brothers), operetta: Dialogue
11. Cox and Box (The Long-Lost Brothers), operetta: The Buttercup (Duet Serenade)
12. Cox and Box (The Long-Lost Brothers), operetta: Dialogue
13. Cox and Box (The Long-Lost Brothers), operetta: Not Long Ago (Romance)
14. Cox and Box (The Long-Lost Brothers), operetta: Dialogue
15. Cox and Box (The Long-Lost Brothers), operetta: Sixes (The Gambling Duet)
16. Cox and Box (The Long-Lost Brothers), operetta: Dialogue
17. Cox and Box (The Long-Lost Brothers), operetta: My Hand Upon It (Finale)

CD Details

All Artists: Ian Kennedy;Leon Berger;Donald Francke;Kenneth Barclay
Title: Cox and Box (Or the Long-Lost Brothers)
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Divine Art
Original Release Date: 1/1/1984
Re-Release Date: 1/2/2001
Album Type: Single, Original recording remastered
Genre: Classical
Style: Opera & Classical Vocal
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 502811410424

CD Reviews

Great audio version of this piece

Vernon D. Sullivan | Tacoma, WA USA | 08/06/2010

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I had the Doyle Carte version on vinyl, which was fun, but not really well done and was longing to find it when the CD craze hit. Only to find that it was not available. I "ended up" with this version. And I am not disappointed. This version is about as complete to the original intention as you can get, unless you are lucky enough to find the video installment from the PBS series in the late eighties.

the recording is done as if it was a professional company going through a last minute rehearsal. It is not a polished, modern professional piece by any means. But it is well done and a delight to listen to. It does not have a complete professional score to the music. but the voices do very well. Think of this as a "parlour piece" done by some very talented friends."