"Jack Good's Catch My Soul - The Rock Othello"
(Polydor 2383 035 - 1971)

Cast List
Jack Good - Othello
Dorothy Vernon - Emilia
Lance LeGault - Lago
Jeffry Wickham - Roderigo
P.J. Proby - Cassio
Sharon Gurney - Desdemona
P.P. Arnold - Bianca
Emil Dean Zoghby - Montano

The Chorus
Derek Damon
Kevin Dean
Karin Dominic
Kookie Eaton
Eva Lewis
Cassandra Mahon
Marcia Miller
Vernon Pickering
Anthony Smart
Michael Trussel
Sandra Wood
Liz White

The Singers
Jean Gilbert
Dana Gillespie
Totlyn Jackson

Gass
Derek Austin - organ, piano
DeLisle Harper - vocals, bass
Godfrey McLean - drums
Robert Tench - vocals, electric guitar

Lennox Langton - conga
Keith Maynard - trumpet
John Bennett - trombone
Phil Kenzie - tenor & baritone sax
Bob Thompson - trumpet
Geoff Driscoll - tenor sax, flute, tin whistle
David Coxhill - baritone sax, flute

Dana's releases

Produced by Peter Knight Jr. in conjunction with Jack Good Productons Ltd. Vocal arrangements by Emil Dean Zoghby. Musical arrangements by John Bennett & Phil Kenzie. Mobile recording by Pye Studios; engineers: Vic Maile & Alan Florence. Recorded at Birmingham Theatre. Photographs by Flair Photography. Inner sleeve design: Graphreaks. Cover design by Russell/James Associates.

"Jack Good Production Ltd. & Theatre Projects Associates Ltd. present the '69 Theatre Company production of JACK GOOD'S CATCH MY SOUL - The Rock Othello. Music by Ray Pohlman and Emil Dean Zoghby. Interpreted by Gass".

I have read about this musical on Dana's own homesite, but I didn't know if was released on LP until I stumbled across it on internet. This is a real gem in my collection!!!

JACK GOOD ON "CATCH MY SOUL" AND JACK GOOD;

"'So if you hurt the one you love it's because you love her best of all', as I believe the Marquis de Sade once remarked. I love Shakespeare's Othello. I also love Rock. This long-long-long playing grammophone record is an all live, unretouched, un-post- dubbed record and this is why it is so bloody awful. But you can't have everything, as I believe that other eminent Balliol man Edward Heath once remarked. Now to biographical comment on myself. In the mid-fifties, I used to be Jack Good, the bright-eyed, boy-wonder-producer of the epoch-making Rock TV sensations, "Six Five Special" and "Oh Boy". Today I am nearly forty, totally bald, bleary-eyed, rich and famous. I have given my all to the Rock 'n' Roll public. So, in gratitude, you might at least buy this record..."