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Noele
first
won
a
prize
for
singing
aged
9
in
1929,
she
later
became
a
popular
West
End
performer
which
saw
Frederick
Loewe,
upon
seeing
Noele's
performance
in
Brigadoon,
jokingly
offer
to
marry
her
-
so
impressed
with
how she interpreted his words.
Noele
described
herself
as
the
UK’s
‘Ethel
Murman’
and
like
Ethel
was
‘more
of
a
hollerer
than
a
singer’.
Below
are
a list of commercial recordings which Noele starred on.
BIG BEN ALBUM
Lizbeth Webb, Noele Gordon, Trefor Jones and cast perform the songs from the musical. 1946. (album)
ON THE TOWN ALBUM
Noele
with
Lionel
Blair,
Rita
Williams,
Stella
Tanner,
Shane
Rimmer
and
Geoff
Love's
orchestra
made
a
studio
recording of On The Town in 1949. (album)
BOOGIE FOR NOELE
Written
for
Noele
by
Jerry
Allen
and
Lesley
Raymond.
It
featured
as
Noele's
signature
tune
in
early
ATV
shows
such
as
Musical
Cheers,
Lunchbox
and
Tea
with
Noele
Gordon.
Noele
sang
a
version
with
lyrics
on
the
final-ever
edition
of Lunchbox in 1964. 1957. (single)
LUNCHBOX ALBUM
Noele Gordon and the Jerry Allen Trio perform popular songs from the TV series. 1963. (album)
TO MY DAUGHTER / DREAM CONCERTO
Noele Gordon speaks this poem to the orchestral sounds of Werner Tautz. 1974. (single)
CROSSROADS WEDDING ALBUM
Noele
Gordon,
John
Bentley,
Larry
Grayson,
Jane
Rossington,
Ronald
Allen
and
cast
perform
wedding
themed
songs. 1975. (album)
NOELE GORDON SINGS
This
album,
produced
at
the
EMI
Abbey
Road
studios
saw
Noele
sing
in
front
of
a
live
studio
audience
who
also
joined in with her towards the end of the song. The music was conducted by Geoff Love. 1976. (album)
AFTER ALL THESE YEARS / GOODBYE
A
double
A-side
release
to
mark
Noele's
departure
from
Crossroads,
again
this
production
was
recorded
at
the
EMI
Abbey Road studios. 1981. (single)
