Thomas Hampson: Night and Day

Thomas Hampson, baritone
London Symphony Orchestra; John McGlinn, conductor
Ambrosian Chorus (Chorus Master: John McCarthy) (on * selections)
Digitally recorded April-May, 1990 at No.1 Studio, Abbey Road, London
Produced by Simon Woods
Balance Engineer: David Flower
Liner Notes by Miles Kreuger
Lyrics included

Selections

• "Begin the Beguine" [from Jubilee] (6:51)
• "In the Still of the Night" [from Rosalie] (4:12)
• "Easy to Love" [from Born to Dance] (5:26)
• "Two Little Babes in the Wood" [from Greenwich Village Follies of 1924] (5:49)
• "When My Baby Goes to Town" [from Something for the Boys] (4:39) *
• "When I Had a Uniform On" [from Hitchy-Koo of 1919] (3:32)
• "I've Got You Under My Skin" [from Born to Dance] (5:14)
• "Bring Me Back My Butterfly" [from Hitchy-Koo of 1919] (2:35)
• "Who Said Gay Paree?" [written for Can-Can, unused] (3:54)
• "A Fool There Was" [written for Rosalie, unused] (2:01)
• "How's Your Romance?" [from Gay Divorce] (3:36) *
• "My Cozy Little Corner in the Ritz" [from Hitchy-Koo of 1919] (2:31)
• "Don't Fence Me In" [written for Adios Argentina, unused] (4:00)
• "Drink" [from Seven Lively Arts] (5:00) *
• "Night and Day" [from Gay Divorce] (5:53)
• "It Was Written in the Stars" [from Du Barry Was a Lady] (2:53) *
• "I Concentrate on You" [from Broadway Melody of 1940] (4:36)
• "Bull Dog" [Yale College song (1911)] (2:05) *

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