Track List

1 Hello Dolly/Mame/Chattanooga Choo Choo
We often perform this medley and it works well, even though there is no obvious link between the first two songs, written by Jerry Herman in the 1960s, and the third from the 1940s.

2 You’re Just In Love
No album of this sort would be complete without something by Irving Berlin.

3 I Won’t Send Roses
Another Jerry Herman song, which really suits Bryan’s rich vocal quality.

4 A Transport Of Delight
Both of us enjoy performing songs by Flanders and Swann. This one is a favourite with our audiences.

5 Come Prima
To Silvana, Danila and Lucia who have helped Philip improve his Italian pronunciation, grazie mille.

6-10 Gershwin medley
Philip uses his voice to great effect during this medley of five Gershwin choruses.

11 Tit Willow
We both grew up singing Gilbert and Sullivan. This well known song comes from The Mikado.

12 The Trail Of The Lonesome Pine
Made famous by Laurel and Hardy, our audiences join in every time we perform this one.

13 Day After Day
Philip sings a song from Bryan's splendid musical, Dreyfus. Having been wrongly accused of treason, Alfred Dreyfus is in the hold of a ship, bound for Devil’s Island.

14 You Raise Me Up
Presenting our take on this modern classic.

15 The Lord Chamberlain’s Regulations III
Another Flanders and Swann composition that we often use as an encore.