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Prelude & Deodato 2

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Love Crazy & The Miracles

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Lionel Bart
ISN'T THIS WHERE WE CAME IN?

Isn't This Where We Came In?
THE ORIGINAL LP SML 1028 (1968) STEREO

A reflection of experience in songs and sounds
Work conceived, written and performed by Lionel Bart
Music orchestrated and conducted by John Cameron

Part 1
Pre-Birth (Bart):
In the movies; Isn't this where we came in?; Dreamchild
Part 2
The Child:
Kootchy-Kootchy-Coo (Bart); Goodbye-mommy-and-daddy-day (Bart); Tra-La-La (Bart; Savva)
Part 3
The Seeker (Bart):
Looking glass, looking glass; Getting it all together
Part 4
The Hider:
George Alfred Blake (Bart; David); Don't look at me, just listen (Bart)
Part 5
The Lover: 'Til the day that I die (Bart; Cameron)
Part 6
The Finder (Bart):
May a man be merry?; Throwaway collapsible soapbox

CDSML 8471

Product ID CDSML8471
Price: £9.99
USD: $12.50 approx EUR: €12.01
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