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1. Medley: Mighty Like A Rose / When I Love, I Love / Some Of These Days 5:48
2. Miser, Miser 2:13
3. Walking Backwards 0:55
4. Doodle, Oodle Day 2:08
5. Don't Ever Leave Me 1:07
6. It's Not For The Want Of Trying 2:13
7. House In The Sky 3:01
8. My Happiness 3:43
9. Someone Like You 2:07
10. Autumn Leaves 3:40
11. Always 3:10
12. It Had To Be You 2:50
13. The Card 2:14
14. Made In Heaven 2:22
15. A Long Way To Go 2:02
16. Meet Me In Battersea Park 1:58
17. Somebody 2:19
18. Crazy Otto Rag 2:10
19. How Are Things With You? 2:17
20. Mighty Like A Rose '55 2:51
21. Sour Tinkle 2:26
22. Bye Bye Blues 2:23
23. Smile 2:17
24. Jangle Box Rag 2:03
25. First Theme 2:37
26. Sing It With Joe 4:02
27. Sing It Again With Joe 4:06
28. Golden Guinea 3:06
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Title:
Partners
In
Music
Artist:
Petula
Clark
&
Joe
"Mr.
Piano"
Henderson
Catalogue
No:
SEPIA
1088
Barcode:
5055122110880
Release
Date:
7
March
2007
The
iconic
Petula
Clark
started
her
7
decade
career
as
a
10
year
old
during
World
War
II.
Her
impressions
of
Carmen
Miranda
and
Sophie
Tucker
were
broadcast
by
the
BBC
to
the
British
Empire
and
her
rendition
of
Mighty
Like
A
Rose
in
the
same
show
grabbed
the
attention
of
servicemen
abroad.
In
1946
British
television
was
being
re-launched
after
the
war
and
Petula
was
chosen
to
appear
on
the
BBC
demonstration
film
performing
Miser,
Miser.
This
film
appeared
on
British
TV
every
morning
for
over
a
year.
Petula
went
on
to
star
in
British
films
throughout
the
1950s
while
at
the
same
time
achieving
great
success
as
a
recording
and
broadcasting
star
in
Britain.
From
here
she
continued
her
success
in
France
and
America
in
a
glittering
career
encompassing
all
aspects
of
show
business
-
pop
music,
stage,
Hollywood
and
television.
Early
on
in
her
career
Petula
found
working
with
Joe
Henderson
as
her
accompanist
a
happy
experience
and
so
a
musical
partnership
was
established.
Petula's
on-screen
film
and
TV
appearances,
recordings
and
radio
broadcasts
nearly
always
included
Joe
either
as
accompanist
or
composer.
Throughout
the
1950s
they
toured
the
United
Kingdom
together
and
in
1959
presented
their
own
radio
series
for
the
BBC
entitled
"Pet
and
Mr.
Piano".
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