Oliver!

Staff

... Conductor	Donald Pippin
... Producers	Joe Linhart Charles Gerhardt
... Recording Supervisor	George R. Marek
... Recording Engineer	Dave Hassinger

Cast

... Oliver Twist	Bruce Prochnik
... Mr. Bumble, the Beadle	Willoughby Goddard
... Mrs. Corney, the Matron	Hope Jackman
... Old Sally, a pauper	Ruth Maynard
... Mrs. Sowerberry, his wife	Helena Carroll
... Mr. Sowerberry, the Undertaker	Frederic Warriner
... Charlotte, their daughter	Cherry Davis
... Noah Claypole, their apprentice	Terry Lomax
... Fagin	Clive Revill
... The Artful Dodger	Michael Goodman
... Nancy	Georgia Brown
... Bet	Alice Playten
... Bill Sikes	Danny Sewell
... Mr. Brownlow	Geoffrey Lumb
... Dr. Grimwig	John Call
... Mrs. Bedwin	Dortha Duckworth
... Workhouse Boys/Fagin's Gang	Johnny Borden Eugene Endon Bryant Fraser Randy Gaynes Bobby Gold Sal Lombardo Christopher Month Patrick O'Shaughnessy Alan Paul (i) Barry Pearl George Priolo Robbie Reed Christopher Votos
... Londoners	Jed Allan Barbara Bossert Jack Davison James Glenn Lesley Hunt John M. Kimbro Michael Lamont Allan Lokos Dodie Marshall Richard Miller Moose Peting Ruth Ramsey Nina Reiter Ray Tudor Maura K. Wedge

Tracks

"That's Your Funeral" was not in the show when this recording was made in Los Angeles during the pre-Broadway tour. By the time the show opened on Broadway, this song was reinstated, although possibly not till performances started in New York.

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The original numbers assigned to this show were LOC (M)/LSO (S)-1075 but were changed when the double cover packaging was decided upon.

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Michael Goodman is heard as The Artful Dodger on this recording, which was recorded early during the long pre-Broadway tryout. By the time the production reached Broadway, a replacement Artful Dodger from the London production, Davy Jones, was playing the role. Also during the tryout (and well after the recording was made), Barry Humphries had replaced Frederic Warriner was replaced as Mr. Sowerberry. Humphries had played the role in the original London cast.

Warriner is not heard on the recording as the song "That's Your Funeral" was not in the show when this recording was made.

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As originally issued on LP, "I'd Do Anything" was placed way out of show order. It was on Side 2, between "Reviewing the Situatio" and the reprise of "As Long As He Needs Me."