John Gould (2), Bob Scott*, Adele Weston, David Wood (13) – Four Degrees Over

John Gould (2) - Four Degrees Over album cover

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Label:	Parlophone – PMC 7014, Parlophone – PMC. 7014
Format:	Vinyl, LP, Album, Mono
Country:	UK
Released:	1966
Genre:	Stage & Screen
Style:	Musical

Tracklist

A1		Four Degrees Over Music By – John Gould (2) Words By – David Wood (13)
A2		G.P.O. And Custard Music By – John Gould (2) Words By – David Wood (13)
A3		Fo Fum Fiddle Music By – John Gould (2) Words By – David Wood (13)
A4		Mon Ami François Words By, Music By – John Gould (2)
A5		Let's Protest Music By – John Gould (2) Words By – David Wood (13)
A6		First Performance Music By – John Gould (2) Words By – David Wood (13)
A7		The Spanish Main Of England Words By, Music By – John Gould (2)
A8		Carmen Arranged By – Gould* Composed By – Bizet*
B1		Rock Of Ages Music By – John Gould (2) Words By – David Wood (13)
B2		I Saw You Music By – John Gould (2) Words By – David Wood (13)
B3		Blue, Black And White Music By – John Gould (2) Words By – David Wood (13)
B4		See, See The Shepherdess Music By – John Gould (2) Words By – David Wood (13)
B5		Taking The Mikado Music By – John Gould (2) Words By – David Wood (13)
B6		The End Of The Masquerade Music By – Paul Drayton Words By – David Wood (13)
B7		Twelve Shopping Days To Christmas Words By, Music By – John Gould (2)

Companies, etc.

Record Company – The Gramophone Co. Ltd.
Printed By – Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd.
Made By – Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd.
Published By – Noel Gay Music
Recorded At – Fortune Theatre, London

Credits

Directed By – John Cox (6)
Performer – Adele Weston, David Wood (13), John Gould (2), Bob Scott*
Photography By – Douglas H. Jeffery
Producer [Recording Produced by] – George Martin
Producer [Theatrical Producer] – Michael Codron
Set Designer – Barry Kay (3)
Sleeve Notes – B.A. Young

Notes

Four Degrees Over was a revue devised by the composers David Wood and John Gould. Along with Bob Scott & Adele Weston, they were four Oxford University students about to graduate.
Recorded at The Fortune Theatre, London 31 July, 1966.