This musical set in Austria was a hit in London and NY, but neither cast was recorded commercially. However, 20 minutes survive from a 1935 radio broadcast of the Broadway cast; that's here with a... more

This tuneful score has been remastered for this CD release and includes 6 bonus tracks.

First reissue of the original London-cast recording of this post- Guys and Dolls Frank Loesser hit! Distinguished New Zealand Mori singer Inia Te Wiata stars as you hear Rosabella; Mama Mama; Joey,... more

Make Me An Offer' was the winner of the 1959 Evening Standard Best Musical award and Sepia is proud to present the original cast recording on CD. Composed by David Heneker (Half a Sixpence) and Monty... more

This was one of the most cherished British musical comedies, and this is an "as-complete-as-possible" London-cast recording, incorporating a radio broadcast and commercially recorded tracks. Lizbeth... more

This musical tale of the evolution of African-American music went from a NY nightclub to the London stage in '55. Along with the six songs from this high-energy show (Frankie and Johnny; Bessie Smith... more

A charming tale of an orphan who finds romance after joining the chorus line at a Paris hot spot, this 1951 Broadway musical ran for 102 performances. With songs by Hugh Martin and a stellar cast... more

Four of Broadway's greatest collaborations belong to Lerner & Lowe: Brigadoon, Paint Your Wagon, My Fair Lady and Gigi. Broadway, Hollywood and the West End are all on hand as you hear Jane Powell,... more

Produced by Guy Lombardo and staged at the Jones Beach Marine Theater in Long Island in the mid-'50s, this "aquatic operetta" featured 112 people, elephants, a ship and a whale! Lauritz Melchior is... more

This 1954 revue, which spotlighted the talents of Joyce and a trio of dancers, ran 276 times in the West End before going to Broadway. Joyce went on to become a British institution, and this cast... more

Satires don't usually fare well on Broadway, which explains why this one only played 190 performances. But Hazel Flagg ('53) features an enchanting Jule Styne score including How Do You Speak to an... more

Julian Slade & Dorothy Reynolds' follow-up smash to Salad Days ran for 417 performances in London starting in June 1957, but the soundtrack recording has been out of print for ages! Also includes... more

The soundtrack to the 1948 Arthur Schwartz/Howard Dietz revue Inside U.S.A. features not only its stars Jack Haley and Beatrice Lillie, but also Perry Como (his hit Haunted Heart) and Billy Williams.... more

Simple Takes a Wife and the other celebrated Simple stories by Langston Hughes (who wrote the book and lyrics here) inspired this 1957 Broadway musical, a loving look at life in Harlem. All 24 tracks... more

Cole Porter's Alladin score for the 1958 U.S. TV production got expanded with further Porter songs when it hit the West End in 1960. Here's that terrific cast LP featuring future UK star Bob... more

Salad Days and The Boy Friend ruled the West End in the '50s. The Boy Friend also triumphed on Broadway and the screen (starring Twiggy); this London-cast recording starring Anne Rogers includes It's... more

This 1954 light summer production about a magical piano was such a crowd pleaser that it ran for an astonishing 2,283 performances! Julian Slade and Dorothy Reynolds star, and another Slade show, The... more

Joan Heal shot to fame on the UK stage in this 1956 musical, which ran for an impressive 673 performances. In addition to That's My Biography; Cravin' for the Avon, and the rest of its songs (CD... more

Max Wall and Jane Connell star in the London-cast recording of Once upon a Mattress, the most enduring work by Mary (daughter of Richard) Rodgers: Happily Ever After; Song of Love, and more. Ali Baba... more