On 22 October 1955, television history was made as CBS broadcast, Live and in Color, TOGETHER WITH MUSIC - a 90 minute musical comedy special starring NOEL COWARD and MARY MARTIN. With no guests, d...
On 22 October 1955, television history was made as CBS broadcast, Live and in Color, TOGETHER WITH MUSIC - a 90 minute musical comedy special starring NOEL COWARD and MARY MARTIN. With no guests, dancers or backup of any kind, the two legendary stars breezed through an incredibly accomplished programme of songs and sketches. For years available only as a rare soundtrack LP, here at last is the original hi-fi album CD audio, synched to the B&W kinescope of this historic broadcast. Noel Coward (fresh from his triumph in Las Vegas) performs a stunning rendition of his signature tune, MAD DOGS AND ENGLISHMEN.
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@vernonpage Here here. People are FAR too touchy these days. This song is hardly a BNP anthem. I doubt if many of them could understand it in any case.
Fair enough, nightw4. It is clearly a song of cheerful English colonialism and probably would attract some controversy today. At least when knocking other cultures, the English were pretty self-effacing as well. Listen to Flanders & Swann's "A Song of Patriotic Prejudice" or some of Gilbert and Sullivan for songs in a similar vein.
He was brilliant and the song is a classic. I'd like to see the performers of today let that roll off their tongues. Only a select few could pull it off the way he did.
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