Rather late for a Dankworth tribute. Let's call it a Cleo Laine tribute instead. Or a Shakespeare tribute.
Some of this is sort of kooky, some of it as inscrutably off-the-wall as the cover. Of the tracks posted here, I'd only heard It Was A Lover and His Lass before, sung by Al Bowlly.
If Music Be The Food Of Love (Twelfth Night)
Duet of Sonnets
Winter (Love's Labour's Lost)
It Was A Lover And His Lass (As You Like It) (Young)
Witches, Fair And Foul (Macbeth and A Midsummer Night's Dream)
Fear No More (Cymbeline)
Unless otherwise indicated, all tracks were written by Dankworth and, erm, Shakespeare.






1 comment:
Love it!
When I was a kid my Dads had a Cleo Laine album with quite a few bits of Shakey set to music on it, I've never seen anything else like it since until this. :-)
Thanks...
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