Recording Type:
Commercial
Origin:
Studio
Material Included:
Musical Numbers Only
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Conductor
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Bob-le-Hotu, Proprietor of the Bar-des-Inquiets
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Irma-la-Douce, a Poule
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Man with a Juke Box
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Jojo-les-Yeux-Sales, a Mec
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Roberto-les-Diams, a Mec
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Persil-le-Noir, a Mec
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Frangipane, a Mec
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Polyte-le-Mou, a Mec
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Nestor-le-Fripe, a Law Student
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Police Inspector
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M. Bougne, a Ballroom Owner
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Counsel for the Prosecution
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Counsel for the Defence
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An Usher
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An Honest Man
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First Warder
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Second Warder
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Third Warder
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A Priest
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A Tax Inspector
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A Flic
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Dancers
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At least some LP issues — perhaps all of them — placeed "Le Grisbi is le Root of le Evil in Man" placed after "That's a Crime," which did not reflect the production's sequencing of songs. The CD issue on Sepia moved it to reflect the production's sequence (after "Dis-Donc, Dis-Donc"), and we have followed that order in our listing. The LP issue's song list is more specific as to who is singing on each track, and we have used that information to help make our list as thorough as possible.
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