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Additional authors

1. Moscatillo, Lisa
2. Barton, Fred, 1958-
3. Spialek, Hans
4. Bennett, Robert Russell, 1894-1981
5. Sheffer, Isaiah
6. Kimball, Robert
7. Fleischer, Leonard
8. Kanin, Garson, 1912-1999
9. Carlisle, Kitty, 1910-2007
10. Storey, David
11. Raison, Robert
12. Eells, George
13. Howard, Jean, 1910-2000
14. Kubesch, Joey Cole
15. Richards, Margaret Cole
16. Jones, Tom, 1928-
17. Harnick, Sheldon
18. Sinatra, Frank, 1915-1998
19. Merman, Ethel
20. Kelly, Gene, 1912-1996
21. Astaire, Fred
22. Lerner, Alan Jay, 1918-1986
23. Spewack, Bella Cohen, 1899-1990
24. Spewack, Samuel, 1899-1971
25. Shubert, Jacob J., 1878?-1963
26. Drake, Alfred, 1914-1992
27. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964
28. Short, Bobby
29. Crouse, Timothy
30. Weidman, John, 1946-
31. Zaks, Jerry, 1946-
32. Kirk, Lisa
33. Followell, James
34. Rogers, Robert, musical director
35. McGlinn, John
36. Rossen, Howard
37. Dunn, John, 1934-2004
38. Ashley, Mary Ellen
39. Meade, Michelle
40. Ross, Steve (Steven R.), 1938-
41. Cary, Claiborne
42. Warner, Neil (Conductor)
43. McKenzie, Rita
44. Blue, Peter (Pianist)
45. Montevecchi, Liliane
46. Silberman, Joel
47. Reams, Lee Roy
48. Meyers, Lanny
49. Stiller, Jerry
50. Fosse, Drummond
51. Edens, Roger, 1905-1970
52. Morison, Patricia, 1915-2018
53. Lang, Howard, 1911-1989
54. Diamond, Jack
55. Clark, Harry, 1911-1956
56. Wilson, Julie, 1924-2015
57. Roy, William, 1928-2003
58. Carroll, Barbara
59. Stevens, Marti
60. Barnes, Buddy
61. Williams, Jackie
62. Tate, Frank
63. Elg, Taina, 1930-
64. Trueblood, Paul
65. Scott, Robert (Drummer)
66. Peer, Beverly
67. Francine, Anne
68. McGillin, Howard
69. Gamache, Laurie
70. Summerhays, Jane
71. Green, David, 1942 June 16-
72. Kaye, Judy
73. Staller, David
74. Gottschall, Ruth
75. Lawrence, Sharon, 1961-
76. Martin, Mary, 1913-1990
77. Marcovicci, Andrea
78. Mehrbach, Glenn
79. Ellison, Bill
80. Doctor, Bruce
81. Stern, Eric
82. Lehman, Jeanne
83. Dvorsky, George
84. White, Richard, 1953-
85. Criswell, Kim
86. Garrison, David, 1952-
87. Laurence, Paula
88. Groenendaal, Cris
89. Von Stade, Frederica
90. Eells, George
91. Cates, George, 1911-2002.
92. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964.
93. Equity Library Theatre (New York, N.Y.)
94. Redhot & Blue, performer
95. WNYC (Radio station : New York, N.Y.)
96. Wall to Wall (18th : 1988 : Symphony Space)
97. WNYC (Radio station : New York, N.Y.), donor. NN-RHA

Description

1. 11 sound discs : digital, stereo.; 4 3/4 in.

Summary

1. Symphony Space's artistic director Isaiah Sheffer hosts the 18th Wall to wall 12-hour marathon tribute [Symphony Space's 10th anniversary] to Cole Porter's life, words and music, along with hosts Robert Kimball (1st segment, 11 am-1:45 pm), Leonard Fleischer (2nd segment, 2-4:30 pm), and Kitty Carlisle Hart (3rd segment, 5-7:30 pm), ending the evening with a concert of Cole Porter songs (John McGlinn, music director, 8-11 pm). Audio clips, discussions and performances of various performers are also featured on the recordings.

Uniform title

1. Wall to wall (Radio program)

Alternative title

1. Symphony Space presents Wall to Wall
2. Cole Porter
3. Bingo Eli Yale.
4. Antoinette Birby.
5. We shall never be younger.
6. Thank you so much, Mrs. Lowsborough-Goodby.

Subject

1. Live sound recordings
2. Popular music > 1951-1960
3. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964 > Interviews
4. Musicals > Excerpts
5. Radio programs, Musical

Genre/Form

1. Live sound recordings.

Contents

1. [Vol. 1, CD 1 ([i.e.] CD 1 of 6, disc 1)]: Audience noise ; Stand by ; No audio (2:41) -- Welcome to Symphony Space / I. Sheffer -- Another op'nin, another show (from Kiss me Kate, 1948) [i.e.] Another Wall to wall / C. Porter ("Leave it to me!" cast (Equity Library Theatre), performers ; Howard Rossen, director ; James Followell, music director & piano ; David Storey, choreographer) -- Introduction of host Robert Kimball / I. Sheffer -- Introduction of "Leave it to me!" cast / R. Kimball -- Taking the steps to Russia (from Leave it to me!, 1938) / C. Porter (Mary Ellen Ashley, vocals ; Four Chickies (dancer chorus from "Leave it to me!" cast)) -- My heart belongs to Daddy (from Leave it to me!, 1938) / C. Porter (Michelle Meade, vocals ; Four Cossacks (dancer chorus from "Leave it to me!" cast)) -- Announcements / R. Kimball. Segment 1. From Yale to Broadway ; Introduction of Redhot & Blue / R. Kimball -- Bingo Eli Yale (1911) ; I get a kick of you (from Anything goes, 1934) ; Antoinette Birby (1912) ; It's de-lovely (from Red, hot and blue, 1936) ; Night and day (from Gay Divorce, 1932), arr. by L. Moscatillo ; Red, hot and blue (from Red, hot and blue, 1936) / C. Porter (Redhot & Blue [of Yale University]) -- Talking with Lisa Moscatillo, pitch and arranger / R. Kimball -- Porter's hard times after Yale ; Introducing Steve Ross / R. Kimball -- Night and day (from Gay divorce, 1932) ; They couldn't compare to you (from Out of this world, 1950) ; I concentrate on you (from Broadway melody of 1940, 1939) ; In the still of the night (from Rosalie, 1937) ; Can-Can (from Can-Can, 1952) ; We shall never be younger (cut song from Kiss me Kate, 1948) [ends abruptly]. [Vol. 1, CD 2 ([i.e.] CD 1 of 6, disc 2)]: [Last 5 sec. of] Can-Can (from Can-Can, 1952) ; We shall never be younger (cut song from Kiss me Kate, 1948) ; You're the top (from Anything goes, 1934) / C. Porter (Steve Ross, vocals and piano) -- Introducing Clariborn Cary / R. Kimball -- So near and so far (from You'll never get rich, 1941) ; Ev'ry time we say goodbye (from Seven lively arts, 1944) ; I've got my eyes on you (from Broadway melody of 1940, 1939) / C. Porter (Claiborn Cary, vocals ; Neil Warner, piano) -- Two little babes in the wood (from Greenwich Village follies, 1924) / C. Porter (Cole Porter, vocals and piano) -- Audience noise (4:50) -- Announcements / R. Kimball -- Cole Porter remembered: Conversation with Robert Raison, George Eells, Margaret Cole Richards, Jody Cole Kubesch & Jean Howard / (Robert Kimball, moderator) -- Audience noise (3:45) -- Introducing of Rita McKenzie / R. Kimball -- Excerpt of one-woman show "Call me Ethel": Anything goes (from Anything goes, 1934) ; It's de-lovely (from Red, hot and blue, 1936) ; Hey, good lookin' (from Something for the boys, 1942) ; Ridin' high (from Red, hot and blue, 1936) ; I get a kick of you ; Blow, Gabriel, blow (from Anything goes, 1934) / C. Porter (Rita McKenzie, vocals & co-writer ; Christopher Powich, music director & co-writer ; Peter Blue, piano)
2. [Vol. 2, CD 1 ([i.e.] CD 2 of 6, disc 1)]: Audio test (0:18) -- Announcements ; Closing segment 1 / R. Kimball -- Additional remarks (off-mike, low audio) (1:18) / I. Sheffer -- [Audio clip (32:05)] Garson Kanin: Introduction ; G. Kanin reads an excerpt of George Eell's "The life that late he led" (1967) ; Discussion: Was Cole Porter a snob? ; Frank Sinatra: "I got you under my skin" ; Roadhouse nights with Mr. Porter ; "Let's do it, let's fall in love" ; Ethel Merman: Ethel reads an excerpt of George Eell's "The life that late he led" (1967) ; Fred Astaire: Gay divorce/Night and day ; "Night and day" (0:15) [ends abruptly] (from Cole Porter-You're the top: A testimonial (recorded at the Cole Porter Library Celebration Dinner, University of Southern California, 2/12/1967) / Garson Kanin (moderator), Ethel Merman, Frank Sinatra, Allan Jay Lerner, Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly, commentary ; [Roger Edens, piano]. Segment 2. Introducing Leonard Fleischer / I. Sheffer -- Opening remarks ; Introducing Liliane Montevecchi / L. Fleischer -- C'est magnifique (from Can-Can, 1952) ; You don't know Paree (from Fifty million Frenchmen, 1929) ; I love Paris (from Can-Can, 1952) / C. Porter ; Encore: A new fango tango / G. Cates (Liliane Montevecchi, vocals ; Joel Silberman, piano) -- Introducing Lee Roy Reams / L. Fleischer -- From this moment on (from Out of this world, 1950) ; (You'd be so) Easy to love (from Born to dance, 1936) / C. Porter (Lee Roy Reams, vocals ; Lanny Meyers, piano) -- Excerpt of You're the top (from Anything goes, 1934) / C. Porter (Cole Porter, vocals and piano) -- Lyrics of Cole Porter: Conversation with Robert Kimball, Tom Jones, & Sheldon Harnick / (Leonard Fleischer, moderator) [ends abruptly]. [Vol. 2, CD 2 ([i.e.] CD 2 of 6, disc 2)]: [Remainder of] Lyrics of Cole Porter: Conversation with Robert Kimball, Tom Jones, & Sheldon Harnick (Leonard Fleischer, moderator)] -- Brush up your Shakespeare (from Kiss me Kate, 1948) / C. Porter (Jerry Stiller and Drumond Fosse (?), vocals) -- Set up [no audio] (0:52) -- Be like the bluebird (from Anything goes, 1934) / C. Porter (Cole Porter, vocals and piano) -- Introducing Julie Wilson / L. Fleischer -- Most gentlemen don't like love (from Leave it to me!, 1938) ; (You'd be so) Easy to love (from Born to dance, 1936) ; All of you (from Silk stockings, 1954) / (Julie Wilson, vocals ; William Roy, piano) ; Mister and Missus Fitch (from Gay divorce, 1932) / C. Porter (Julie Wilson and William Roy, vocals ; William Roy, piano) ; What is this thing called love? (from Wake up and dream, 1929) ; Ev'ry time we say goodbye (from Seven lively arts, 1944) ; I'm unlucky in gambling (from Fifty million Frenchmen, 1929) ; I loved him (But he didn't love me) (from Wake up and dream, 1929) ; It's all right with me (from Can-Can, 1952) / C. Porter (Julie Wilson, vocals) ; Let's do it, let's fall in love (from Paris, 1928) / C. Porter (Julie Wilson and William Roy, vocals ; William Roy, piano) -- [Low audio]
3. [Vol. 3, CD 1 ([i.e.] CD 3 of 6, disc 1)]: [Audio clip (19:45)] Gene Kelly: Discusses The Private and Be a clown ; Gene Kelly reads [excerpt of the chapter] "Hedonism" from George Eell's "The life that late he led" (1967) ; Allan Jay Lerner: Down in the depths ; Garson Kanin, Fred Astaire & Frank Sinatra: Recall Porter's years in Hollywood ; Alan Jay Lerner: Visit at the Harkness Pavilion ; Frank Sinatra: Recalls the filming of Can-Can ; "It's all right with me" ; "I love Paris" (from Cole Porter-You're the top: A testimonial (recorded at the Cole Porter Library Celebration Dinner, University of Southern California, 2/12/1967) / Garson Kanin (moderator), Ethel Merman, Frank Sinatra, Allan Jay Lerner, Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly, commentary ; [Roger Edens, piano] -- Unidentified song [Low/No audio] (3:00) -- [Excerpt from a] rare interview with Cole Porter (BBC, 195-? ; unknown announcer) (3:20): Greetings to you from America ; "Anything goes" (pre-recorded in U.S.A., 1935) / (Cole Porter, narrator, vocals and piano ; unknown announcer) -- An account of the making of Kiss me Kate, part 1 (BBC radio program, 195-?, John Dunn, narrator, with unidentified host) (14:18): "Overture" (from original Broadway cast recording) / C. Porter ; Commentary / Sam [i.e. J. J.] Shubert ; "Another op'nin, another show" (from original Broadway cast recording) / C. Porter (Chorus) ; Commentary / Bella Spewack ; "So in love" (from original Broadway cast recording) / C. Porter (Patricia Morison, vocals) ; Commentary / Sam Spewack ; "We open in Venice" (from original Broadway cast recording) / C. Porter (Patricia Morison, Alfred Drake, Howard Lang, and Lisa Kirk, vocals) ; Commentary / Alfred Drake ; "I've come to wive it wealthily in Padua" [excerpt] (from original Broadway cast recording) / C. Porter (Alfred Drake, vocals) -- Introducing Barbara Carroll / L. Fleischer -- Dream dancing (from You'll never get rich, 1941) / C. Porter (Barbara Carroll, piano) -- Ev'rything I love (from Let's face it, 1941) ; At long last love (from You never know, 1938) / C. Porter (Barbara Carroll, vocals and piano) -- Audience (4:27) -- Introducing Marti Stevens / L. Fleischer -- Make it another Old-fashioned please (from Panama Hattie, 1940) ; Good-bye, little dream, good-bye (from Oh, mistress mine, 1936) ; (What say) Let's be buddies (featuring Marti Stevens & Buddy Barnes, vocals) (from Panama Hattie, 1940) ; You've got that thing (from Fifty million Frenchmen, 1929) / C. Porter (Marti Stevens, vocals ; Buddy Barnes, piano ; Jackie Williams, drums ; Frank Tate, bass) -- Introducing Tania Elg / L. Fleischer -- Night and day (sung in Finnish) (from Gay divorce, 1932) [ends abruptly] / C. Porter (Tania Elg, vocals ; Paul Trueblood, piano). [Vol. 3, CD 2 ([i.e.] CD 3 of 6, disc 2)]: [Reprise of] Let's be buddies (featuring Marti Stevens & Buddy Barnes, vocals) (from Panama Hattie, 1940) ; You've got that thing (from Fifty million Frenchmen, 1929) / C. Porter (Marti Stevens, vocals ; Buddy Barnes, piano ; Jackie Williams, drums ; Frank Tate, bass) -- Introducing Tania Elg / L. Fleischer -- Night and day (in Finnish) (from Gay divorce, 1932) ; C̦a, c'est l'amour (from Les girls, 1957) / C. Porter (Tania Elg, vocals ; Paul Trueblood, piano) -- Closing segment 2 / L. Fleischer -- [Excerpt of] An account of the making of Kiss me Kate, part 2 (BBC radio program, 195-?, John Dunn, narrator, with unidentified host) (9:21): Commentary / Sam Spewack ; "Always true to you in my fashion" (from original Broadway cast recording) / C. Porter (Lisa Kirk, vocals) ; Story of the cut song "We shall ne'er be younger" / Bella Spewack ; "We shall ne'er be younger" / C. Porter (Patricia Morison, vocals) ; Commentary / Robert Russell Bennett ; "Brush up your Shakespeare" (from original Broadway cast recording) / C. Porter (Jack Diamond and Harry Clark, vocals) -- The physician (But he never says he loved me) / C. Porter (Cole Porter, vocals and piano). Segment 3. Introducing Kitty Carlisle Hart / I. Sheffer -- Opening remarks ; Introducing Bobby Short / K. Carlisle Hart -- All of you (from Silk stockings, 1954) ; You've got that thing (from Fifty million Frenchmen, 1929) ; At long last love (from You never know, 1938) ; Where have you been? (from The New Yorkers, 1930) ; Katie went to Haiti (from Panama Hattie, 1940) ; Pilot-moi/Pilot me (sung in French and English) (from La Revue des Ambassadeurs, 1929) ; I love you, Samantha (from High society, 1955) ; Just one of those things (from The New Yorkers, 1930) ; I'm in love again (from Greenwich Village Follies, 1924) / C. Porter (Bobby Short, vocals and piano ; Robert Scott, drums ; Beverly Peer, bass) -- Low audio [unidentified] (3:10) ; Introducing "A Broadway salute to Cole Porter" [audio static, ends abruptly] -- No audio.
4. [Vol. 4, CD 1 ([i.e.] CD 4 of 6, disc 1)]: Introducing Anne Francine / John (?) -- [Excerpt of] I get a kick out of you (from Anything goes, 1934) ; Most gentlemen don't like love (from Leave it to me!, 1938) / C. Porter (Anne Francine, vocals) -- Introducing Howard McGillin / [Bob Rogers, music director & piano] -- All through the night (from Anything goes, 1934) / C. Porter (Howard McGillin, vocals) -- Introducing Laurie Gamache / [Bob Rogers] -- Nobody's chasing me (from Out of this world, 1949) / C. Porter (Laurie Gamache, vocals) -- Introducing Jane Summerhays / [Bob Rogers] -- Please don't monkey with Broadway (from Broadway melody of 1940, 1939) / C. Porter (Jane Summerhays, vocals and dance) -- Introducing Judy Kaye and David Green / [Bob Rogers] -- I am in love (from Can-Can, 1952) / C. Porter (David Green, vocals) ; In the still of the night (from Rosalie, 1937) / C. Porter (Judy Kaye, vocals) ; De-lovely (from Red, hot and blue, 1936) / C. Porter (Judy Kaye and David Green, vocals) -- Introducing of David Staller / [Bob Rogers] -- I'm a gigolo (from Wake up and dream, 1929) ; You'd be so nice to come home to (from Something to shout about, 1943) / C. Porter (David Staller, vocals) -- Introducing Ruth Gottschall and Sharon Lawrence / [Bob Rogers] -- Two little babes in the wood (from Greenwich Village Follies, 1924) / C. Porter, arr. by Fred Barton (Ruth Gottschall and Sharon Lawrence, vocals) -- [Audio clip (4:47)]: [Excerpt of "Works of Cole Porter (1936-1946), 1st in a 2-part series (Radio program [unknown date and announcer])]. Leave it to me ; Cole Porter talks to Texton Jenks (?) and unknown reporter about Mary Martin (12/1/49) ; "My heart belongs to Daddy" / C. Porter (Mary Martin, vocals) -- The legacy of Cole Porter: Conversation with Bobby Short, Timothy Crouse, John Weidman, Jerry Zaks, & Lisa Kirk / (Kitty Carlisle Hart, moderator) [ends abruptly] -- [Vol. 4, CD 2 ([i.e.] CD 4 of 6, disc 2)]: The legacy of Cole Porter: Conversation with Bobby Short, Timothy Crouse, John Weidman, Jerry Zaks, & Lisa Kirk / (Kitty Carlisle Hart, moderator) [last 6 min.] -- [Low audio] (5:35) -- Introducing Andrea Marcovicci / K. Carlisle Hart -- After you, who? (from Gay divorce, 1932) ; The physician (But he never says he loved me) (from The nymph errant, 1933) / C. Porter (Andrea Marcovicci, vocals ; Glenn Mehrbach, piano) -- Introducing Lisa Kirk / K. Carlisle Hart -- Anything goes (from Anything goes, 1934) ; Why can't you behave? ; Always true to you (In my fashion) (from Kiss me Kate, 1948) ; Ev'ry time we say goodbye (from Seven lively arts, 1944) ; It's all right with me (from Can-Can, 1952) / C. Porter (Lisa Kirk, vocals ; Bill Ellison, bass ; Bruce Doctor, drums ; Eric Stern, piano) -- [Audio clip (25:13)]: Frank Sinatra: Frank Sinatra reads [excerpt of the chapter] "Courage" from George Eell's "The life that late he led" (1967) ; George Kanin: Remarks about Be a clown, Monte's "sister" and money ; Alan Jay Lerner & Fred Astaire: Cole's lyric writing & work ethic ; Ethel Merman, Frank Sinatra & George Kanin: Recalls Porter's later years ; Ethel Merman: "Make it another Old-fashioned please" ; Fred Astaire & Garson Kanin: Talks about Born to dance ; Jimmy Stewart: "(You'd be so) Easy to love" (from Cole Porter-You're the top: A testimonial (recorded at the Cole Porter Library Celebration Dinner, University of Southern California, 2/12/1967) / Garson Kanin (moderator), Ethel Merman, Frank Sinatra, Allan Jay Lerner, Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly, commentary ; [Roger Edens, piano] -- Orchestra tune-up (0:40).
5. [Vol. 5, CD 1 ([i.e.] CD 5 of 6, disc 1)]: Segment 4: Concert. Orchestra tuning (1:30) ; Opening remarks [low audio 1st 30 sec.] ; Introducing orchestral conductor John McGlinn / I. Sheffer -- Overture (from Gay Divorce, 1932) / C. Porter, arr. by Hans Spialek -- Opening remarks and introductions / J. McGlinn -- Selections from Hitchy-koo of 1922: Love letter words ; The sponge (Jeanne Lehman, vocals) ; Pitter-patter (George Dvorsky, vocals) ; Ah Fong Lo (Jeanne Lehman, vocals) ; Play me a tune (Jeanne Lehman and George Dvorsky, vocals) -- Selections from Fifty million Frenchmen (1929): Overture ; You do something to me (Richard White and Jeanne Lehman, vocals) ; Find me a primitive man (Kim Criswell, vocals) ; You don't know Paree (Richard White, vocals) ; Where would you get your coat? (Kim Criswell, vocals) ; Entr'acte (?) [Instrumental] ; I'm unlucky at gambling (Kim Criswell, vocals) ; I worship you (Richard White, vocals) ; The tale of an oyster (Jeanne Lehrman, vocals) ; Let's step out (Jeanne Lehman and Kim Criswell, vocals) ; You've got that thing (George Dvorsky, vocals) / C. Porter, arr. by Hans Spialek -- [Audio clips]: I'm a gigolo (from Wake up and dream, 1929) ; The cocotte (from The nymph errant, 1933) [ends abruptly] / C. Porter (Cole Porter, vocals and piano). [Vol. 5, CD 2 ([i.e.] CD 5 of 6, disc 2)]: [Reprise of] You've got that thing (from Fifty million Frenchmen, 1929) / C. Porter, arr. by Hans Spialek (George Dvorsky, vocals) -- [Audio clips]: I'm a gigolo (from Wake up and dream, 1929) ; The cocotte (from Nymph errant, 1933) ; Thank you so much, Mrs. Lowsborough-Goodby (1934) ; You're the top (from Anything goes, 1934) ; The physician (But he never says he loves me) (from The nymph errant, 1933) / C. Porter (Cole Porter, vocals and piano) -- [No audio] (3:46) -- Intermission (Audience noise) (6:11) -- Selections from Dubarry was a lady (1939): Overture ; It ain't etiquette (David Garrison, vocals) ; Come on in (Kim Criswell, vocals) ; But in the morning, no! (David Garrison & Kim Criswell, vocals) ; Do I love you? (Cris Groenendaal & Kim Criswell, vocals) ; Give him the Ooh-la-la (Kim Criswell, vocals) ; Friendship (David Garrison & Kim Criswell, vocals) / C. Porter, arr. by Robert Russell Bennett -- Thank you so much, Mrs. Lowsborough-Goodby (1934) / C. Porter (Paula Laurence, vocals) -- Selections from Anything goes (1934): Overture [ends abruptly] / C. Porter, arr. by H. Spialek.
6. [Vol. 6 ([i.e.] CD 6 of 6)]: Selections from Anything goes (1934): I get a kick out of you (Kim Criswell, vocals) ; All through the night (Cris Groenendaal & Frederica Von Stade, vocals) ; Anything goes (Kim Criswell, vocals ; with unidentified performers) ; The gypsy in me (Frederica Von Stade, vocals) ; Blow, Gabriel, blow (Kim Criswell, vocals ; with unidentified performers) / C. Porter, arr. by H. Spialek -- Closing remarks / I. Sheffer -- Encores: I get a kick out of you (from Anything goes, 1934) ; Friendship (from DuBarry was a lady, 1939) / C. Porter.

Call number

1. *LDC 43119

Note

1. Compact discs.
2. Track list on each jewel case is identical; contents from audition.
3. WNYC inventory no.: WNYC-WTOW-1988-03-12; Catalogs: 50393 (vol. 1) ; 50394 (vol. 2) ; 50395 (vol. 3) ; 50396 (vol. 4) ; 50397 (vol. 5) ; 50398 (vol. 6)

Credits (note)

1. Isaiah Sheffer and Allan Miller, artistic directors ; Linda Rogers, managing director ; Kate Catahoula (?), assistant.

Event (note)

1. Live recording at Symphony Space, New York, N. Y., and broadcast on WNYC, New York, N. Y. on Mar. 12, 1988.

Source (note)

1. WNYC (Radio station : New York, N. Y.) ;

Language (note)

1. Spoken in English ; sung in English, French and Finnish.

Title

1. Symphony Space presents Wall to Wall [sound recording] : Cole Porter.

Imprint

1. Mar. 12, 1988.

Playing time

1. 010733 011401 010602 010957 011546 011141 011503 010653 011400 011219 011958

Credits

1. Isaiah Sheffer and Allan Miller, artistic directors ; Linda Rogers, managing director ; Kate Catahoula (?), assistant.

Performer

1. John McGlinn, conductor ; with unidentified orchestra (Vol. 5-6).

Event

1. Live recording at Symphony Space, New York, N. Y., and broadcast on WNYC, New York, N. Y. on Mar. 12, 1988.

Language

1. Spoken in English ; sung in English, French and Finnish.

Source

1. Gift; WNYC (Radio station : New York, N. Y.) ; 2007.

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1. Request Access to Music Division Audio and Moving Image material

Added author

1. Moscatillo, Lisa, arranger of music.
2. Barton, Fred, 1958- arranger of music.
3. Spialek, Hans, arranger of music.
4. Bennett, Robert Russell, 1894-1981, arranger of music.
5. Sheffer, Isaiah, host.
6. Kimball, Robert, host.
7. Fleischer, Leonard, host.
8. Kanin, Garson, 1912-1999, host.
9. Carlisle, Kitty, 1910-2007, host.
10. Storey, David, choreographer.
11. Raison, Robert, commentator.
12. Eells, George, commentator.
13. Howard, Jean, 1910-2000, commentator.
14. Kubesch, Joey Cole, commentator.
15. Richards, Margaret Cole, commentator.
16. Kimball, Robert, commentator.
17. Jones, Tom, 1928- commentator.
18. Harnick, Sheldon, commentator.
19. Sinatra, Frank, 1915-1998, commentator.
20. Merman, Ethel, commentator.
21. Kelly, Gene, 1912-1996, commentator.
22. Astaire, Fred, commentator.
23. Lerner, Alan Jay, 1918-1986, commentator.
24. Spewack, Bella Cohen, 1899-1990, commentator.
25. Spewack, Samuel, 1899-1971, commentator.
26. Shubert, Jacob J., 1878?-1963, commentator.
27. Drake, Alfred, 1914-1992, commentator.
28. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964, commentator.
29. Short, Bobby, commentator.
30. Crouse, Timothy, commentator.
31. Weidman, John, 1946- commentator.
32. Zaks, Jerry, 1946- commentator.
33. Kirk, Lisa, commentator.
34. Followell, James, conductor.
35. Rogers, Robert, musical director, conductor.
36. McGlinn, John, conductor.
37. Rossen, Howard, director.
38. Dunn, John, 1934-2004, narrator.
39. Ashley, Mary Ellen, performer.
40. Meade, Michelle, performer.
41. Followell, James, performer.
42. Moscatillo, Lisa, performer.
43. Ross, Steve (Steven R.), 1938- performer.
44. Cary, Claiborne, performer.
45. Warner, Neil (Conductor)
46. McKenzie, Rita, performer.
47. Blue, Peter (Pianist), performer.
48. Montevecchi, Liliane, performer.
49. Silberman, Joel, instrumentalist.
50. Reams, Lee Roy, performer.
51. Meyers, Lanny, performer.
52. Stiller, Jerry, performer.
53. Fosse, Drummond, performer.
54. Sinatra, Frank, 1915-1998, performer.
55. Merman, Ethel, performer.
56. Kelly, Gene, 1912-1996, performer.
57. Astaire, Fred, performer.
58. Edens, Roger, 1905-1970, performer.
59. Morison, Patricia, 1915-2018, singer.
60. Lang, Howard, 1911-1989, performer.
61. Drake, Alfred, 1914-1992, singer.
62. Diamond, Jack, performer.
63. Clark, Harry, 1911-1956, performer.
64. Wilson, Julie, 1924-2015, singer.
65. Roy, William, 1928-2003, performer.
66. Carroll, Barbara, performer.
67. Stevens, Marti, performer.
68. Barnes, Buddy, performer.
69. Williams, Jackie, performer.
70. Tate, Frank, performer.
71. Elg, Taina, 1930- performer.
72. Trueblood, Paul, performer.
73. Short, Bobby, performer.
74. Scott, Robert (Drummer), performer.
75. Peer, Beverly, performer.
76. Rogers, Robert, musical director, performer.
77. Francine, Anne, performer.
78. McGillin, Howard, performer.
79. Gamache, Laurie, performer.
80. Summerhays, Jane, performer.
81. Green, David, 1942 June 16- performer.
82. Kaye, Judy, singer.
83. Staller, David, singer.
84. Gottschall, Ruth, performer.
85. Lawrence, Sharon, 1961- singer.
86. Martin, Mary, 1913-1990, performer.
87. Marcovicci, Andrea, performer.
88. Mehrbach, Glenn, performer.
89. Kirk, Lisa, performer.
90. Ellison, Bill, performer.
91. Doctor, Bruce, performer.
92. Stern, Eric, performer.
93. Lehman, Jeanne, performer.
94. Dvorsky, George, performer.
95. White, Richard, 1953- performer.
96. Criswell, Kim, performer.
97. Garrison, David, 1952- performer.
98. Laurence, Paula, performer.
99. Groenendaal, Cris, singer.
100. Von Stade, Frederica, performer.
101. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964, performer.
102. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964, interviewee.
103. Eells, George. Life that late he led. Selections.
104. Cates, George, 1911-2002. New fango tango.
105. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Kiss me, Kate. Selections.
106. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Leave it to me! Selections.
107. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Anything goes. Selections.
108. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Red, hot, and blue. Selections.
109. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Gay divorce. Selections.
110. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Gay divorce. Night and day. Finnish.
111. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Can-can. Selections.
112. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Fifty million Frenchmen. Selections.
113. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Out of this world. Selections.
114. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Broadway melody of 1940. Selections.
115. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Born to dance. Selections.
116. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Wake up and dream. Selections.
117. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Panama Hattie. Selections.
118. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. New Yorkers. Selections.
119. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Greenwich Village follies. Selections.
120. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Nymph errant. Selections.
121. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Hitchy-koo of 1922. Selections.
122. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Dubarry was a lady. Selections.
123. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Rosalie. In the still of the night.
124. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. You'll never get rich. So near and so far.
125. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Seven lively arts. Ev'ry time we say goodbye.
126. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Something for the boys. Hey good lookin'.
127. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Silk stockings. All of you.
128. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Let's face it. Ev'rything I love.
129. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. You never know. At long last love.
130. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Girls. C̦a, c'est l'amour.
131. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Revue des Ambassadeurs. Pilot-moi.
132. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. High society. I love you, Samantha.
133. Porter, Cole, 1891-1964. Something to shout about. You'd be so nice to come home to.
134. Equity Library Theatre (New York, N.Y.)
135. Redhot & Blue, performer.
136. Wall to Wall (18th : 1988 : Symphony Space)
137. WNYC (Radio station : New York, N.Y.)
138. WNYC (Radio station : New York, N.Y.), donor. NN-RHA

Added title

1. Bingo Eli Yale.
2. Antoinette Birby.
3. We shall never be younger.
4. Thank you so much, Mrs. Lowsborough-Goodby.

Research call number

1. *LDC 43119