Seventeen / High Button Shoes
Original Broadway Cast Recording 1951 - 1947


Musical | Release date: 04/16/2013 | Format: CD, Download
 

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# Track   Duration
From Seventeen
1.Weatherbee's Drug Store2:02
2.This Was Just Another Day3:46
3.Things Are Gonna Hum This Summer1:41
4.How Do You Do, Miss Pratt?2:36
5.Summertime Is Summertime3:27
6.Reciprocity3:50
7.Ode to Lola3:44
8.A Headache and a Heartache3:40
9.Ooh, Ooh, Ooh, What You Do to Me!2:26
10.The Hoosier Way1:46
11.I Could Get Married Today4:59
12.If We Could Only Stop the Old Town Clock2:16
13.After All, It's Spring4:34
14.Ooh, Ooh, Ooh, What You Do to Me! (Bonus Track)2:22
 
From High Button Shoes
15.Can't You Just See Yourself In Love With Me?3:17
16.There's Nothing Like a Model "T"3:10
17.Get Away for a Day In the Country3:02
18.Papa, Won't You Dance With Me?2:58
19.On a Sunday By the Sea2:41
20.You're My Girl3:23
21.I Still Get Jealous3:29
22.Nobody Ever Died for Dear Old Rutgers2:37
23.I Still Get Jealous (Bonus Track)2:47
24.Papa, Won't You Dance With Me? (Bonus Track)2:25
 72:58
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The story of adolescent love, Booth Tarkington’s Seventeen first appeared as a series of magazine stories and, in 1916, as a successful book. In 1951 it was turned into a musical with lyrics by Kim Gannon and music by Walter Kent (perhaps best known for his contribution to the song “White Cliffs of Dover”). In spite of an interesting score Seventeen was not successful on Broadway, only achieving 180 performances. Of the cast Kenneth Nelson went on to greater recognition in such shows as The Fantasticks and the play The Boys in the Band. The cast recording of Seventeen has been unavailable for many years and makes it’s CD debut here.

We have coupled Seventeen with another Broadway show High Button Shoes starring Phil Silvers and Nanette Fabray. This was Jule Styne’s first Broadway show and the collaboration with lyricist Sammy Cahn proved to be successful. High Button Shoes ran for 727 performances and produced hit songs “I Still Get Jealous” and “Papa, Won’t You Dance With Me”.

Both the “pop” versions charted in America and are featured on this CD as bonus tracks, the former performed by Gordon MacRae and the latter Doris Day.


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