One-Two-Three - Jekyll And Hyde 1987 Demo

The song One-Two-Three from the 1987 Demo of the musical Jekyll And Hyde by Frank Wildhorn.

[@jinx111]

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[@madhatterster]

Lucy: First we all go one two three, one two three Right round the floor Then we all go one two three, one two three Right out the door We walks down the streets To that three-four beats Till we can’t go one two three, one two three One two three four anymore Lucy & Dregs Patrons: First we all go one two three, one two three Right round the floor Then we all go one two three, one two three Right out the door We walk down the streets To that three-four beat Till we can’t go one two three, one two three One two three four anymore Lucy: I like to dance You like to dance Show me the person who won’t, sir Also I think I like to drink Show me the person who don’t, sir When the music goes And the good booze flows Then God only knows Where it will end All: Where it will end When we all go one two three, one two three Right round the floor Then we all go one two three, one two three Right out the door And the feeling’s great Waltzing with your mate Till we can’t go one two three, one two three One two three four anymore Lucy: I like to sing You like to sing Show me the person who don’t, sir Hand me the green Drink lots of gin Show me a lady who won’t, sir When the brass band plays In that crash bang way And then who could say Where it will lead All: Where it will lead Lucy: London society’s chock full of snobs Patrons: Toffos an’ nobs Yobbos an’ slobs Lucy: All of these mobs are a pain in the guts They need a kick in the butt! All: Oh when we all go one two three, one two three Right round the floor Then we all go one two three, one two three Right out the door They all shout and scream They don’t half blaspheme Till we can’t go one two three, one two three One two three, one two three One two three four And we all go one two three, one two three Right round the floor And we all go one two three, one two three Right out the door Howling at the moon To our favourite tune Till we can’t go one two three, one two three One two three, one two three One two three four anymore!

[@MrShaun42088]

I rather think sounds great accompanied with A Tale of Two Cities 'Round and Round' and Maury yeston's Phantom 'The Bistro' and 'Melody de Paris'

[@operaticmickey8309]

Really! how interesting it must have been lots of fun.the reason i said that because of its crazy & wild additude.also i've listened to this alot ever since i heard it & always thought that. there is a recording of this version J&H but as demo & hard to own. do you think the sound recording is poor?Because that's what it says on wikipedia site for this musical. let me know what you think.

[@operaticmickey8309]

yeah sounds like it but it sounds more with feeling of oliver! movie version of oom pah pah in 1968. that's my opinon & i'm sticking to that/it.

[@operaticmickey8309]

yes! i agree with you it goes great with tale of two cities concept album right?! i own the cd & phantom too also have the ken hill version. i think yeston is probly not the most popular composer by today's audiences & bernard j taylor is completely ingored by broadway entirely back to yeston i love death takes a holiday the music is very beautiful & it should've lasted longer off-BW!