Original peter pan in Original Cast Music

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"Peter Pan" (02/03/1998) Original Cast Original Cast, Jay RecordsPrincipal cast includes: Cathy Rigby (Peter Pan); Paul Schoeffler (Captain Hook/Mr Darling); Jenny agutter (Narrator/Grown Up Wendy); Helen Hobson (Mrs. Darling); Elisa Sagardia (Wendy); Lee Honey-Jones (John); Myles Anderson (Michael). Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London, England on September 10-27, 1997 and at Clinton Recording Studios, New York, New York on October 6, 1997.

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"Peter Pan" (11/15/1988) Original Cast Original Cast, RCA Victor Records (USA)In its initial Broadway run in 1954, PETER PAN was a bomb. Despite a score by Moose Charlap and Carolyn Leigh, and additional songs from Jule Styne, Betty Comden, and Adolph Green, as well as Tony Awards for Mary Martin (Peter) and Cyril Ritchard (Captain Hook), the show closed after a measly 154 performances. What really put this adaptation of J.M. Barrie's play on the map was the Disney film version, which flickered year-in, year-out across the television screens of America and made an indelible impression on every youngster who ever wanted to jump out his bedroom window and do battle with singing pirates. However, while the 1954 production may not have been a success at the box office, this original cast recording is a treasure that captures the enchanting score and the enthusiasm of the performances. While some may prefer more recent and energetic versions of the musical, Mary Martin's singing is by itself worth listening for; one number tailored for her vocal talents, "Oh, My Mysterious Lady," won't be found anywhere else. And adding to the mix, Cyril Ritchard plays Hook with comic menace.

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"An Awfully Big Adventure: The Best of Peter Pan (1904-1996)" (09/26/1996) Original Cast Original Soundtrack, DelosAN AWFULLY BIG ADVENTURE... contains newly recorded versions of music from various productions of the popular story, ranging from dialogue from the original 1904 play to music from the 1953 Walt Disney film. Engineers: John Eargle, Stephen Basili, Gerry Volkersz. Recorded at First Congregational Church, Los Angeles, California and Church Of The Ascension, New York, New York from May 19 to August 7, 1996. Includes liner notes by Donald Fraser and Carol Rosenberger.

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"Peter Pan" (11/15/1988) Original Cast Original Cast, RCA Victor Records (USA)In its initial Broadway run in 1954, PETER PAN was a bomb. Despite a score by Moose Charlap and Carolyn Leigh, and additional songs from Jule Styne, Betty Comden, and Adolph Green, as well as Tony Awards for Mary Martin (Peter) and Cyril Ritchard (Captain Hook), the show closed after a measly 154 performances. What really put this adaptation of J.M. Barrie's play on the map was the Disney film version, which flickered year-in, year-out across the television screens of America and made an indelible impression on every youngster who ever wanted to jump out his bedroom window and do battle with singing pirates. However, while the 1954 production may not have been a success at the box office, this original cast recording is a treasure that captures the enchanting score and the enthusiasm of the performances. While some may prefer more recent and energetic versions of the musical, Mary Martin's singing is by itself worth listening for; one number tailored for her vocal talents, "Oh, My Mysterious Lady," won't be found anywhere else. And adding to the mix, Cyril Ritchard plays Hook with comic menace.

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"An Awfully Big Adventure: The Best of Peter Pan (1904-1996)" (09/26/1996) Original Cast Original Soundtrack, DelosAN AWFULLY BIG ADVENTURE... contains newly recorded versions of music from various productions of the popular story, ranging from dialogue from the original 1904 play to music from the 1953 Walt Disney film. Engineers: John Eargle, Stephen Basili, Gerry Volkersz. Recorded at First Congregational Church, Los Angeles, California and Church Of The Ascension, New York, New York from May 19 to August 7, 1996. Includes liner notes by Donald Fraser and Carol Rosenberger.

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