Rita Williams Singers

Chu Chin Chow (A musical tale of the East in two acts · Book and lyrics by Oscar Asche; lyrics for 'Any time's kissing-time' by Frederic Norton), Act I: Here be oysters (Abdullah, chorus) (highlights; 2005 Digital Remaster)

Chu Chin Chow (A musical tale of the East in two acts · Book and lyrics by Oscar Asche; lyrics for 'Any time's kissing-time' by Frederic Norton), Act II: I long for the sun (How can I sing from a heart that's cold?) (Alcolom) (highlights; 2005 Digital Remaster)

The Door of My Dreams (Now at last the door of my dreams) (Rose Marie) (from Rose Marie) (1957 Digital Remaster)

Chu Chin Chow (A musical tale of the East in two acts · Book and lyrics by Oscar Asche; lyrics for 'Any time's kissing-time' by Frederic Norton), Act II: Any time's kissing-time (People have slandered our love serene) (Alcolom, Ali Baba) (highlights; 2005 Digital Remaster)

Chu Chin Chow (A musical tale of the East in two acts · Book and lyrics by Oscar Asche; lyrics for 'Any time's kissing-time' by Frederic Norton), Act I: I'll sing and dance (Ali Baba, company) (highlights; 2005 Digital Remaster)

Stars and Stripes: My Old Kentucky Home / Marchin' Through Georgia / John Brown's Body

Chu Chin Chow (A musical tale of the East in two acts · Book and lyrics by Oscar Asche; lyrics for 'Any time's kissing-time' by Frederic Norton), Act II: Finale (We are the robbers of the woods) (Robbers, Baba Mustafa, Marjanah, company) (highlights; 2005 Digital Remaster)

Sea Shanties: Shenandoah / What Shall We Do with the Drunken Sailor / Hearts of Oak

The Lilac Domino [five numbers], Act I: The Lilac Domino (Georgine) (Operetta in three acts · Libretto by Emmerich von Gatti and Béla Jenbach · English version by H. F. Maltby · Additional lyrics by Donovan S. Parsons; 2005 Digital Remaster)

The Belle of New York [six numbers] (A musical comedy in two acts · Lyrics by Hugh Morton), Act I: They all follow me (I find it very difficult to make young men religious) (Violet, chorus) (2005 Digital Remaster)