- Centenary Celebration: 24 Finest Songs · 1933
- Top 80 Classics - The Very Best of Noel Coward · 2011
- 120 Essential Hits of the 1940S · 1932
- Centenary Celebration: 24 Finest Songs · 1933
- Noël Coward: Mad About the Boy (1932-1943) · 1955
- The Compact Coward · 1989
- Mad Dogs & Englishmen · 1928
- Mad Dogs & Englishmen · 1928
- Timeless Voices: Noel Coward Vol. 1 · 2010
- Centenary Celebration: 24 Finest Songs · 1933
- The Compact Coward · 1989
- I Went to a Marvelous Party (Remastered) [Live from Las Vegas & New York] - Single · 1933
- The 1940's Nostalgia Collection · 2002
- 2013
- 2013
Artist Playlists
- The Teddington great’s arch wit was matched by his depth of feeling.
Live Albums
- 2010
- 2006
- 2013
About Noël Coward
Noel Coward was one of the most important pop-cultural figures in pre-WWII England. A noted polymath, he was an actor, playwright, director, songwriter, singer, and screenwriter. Coward's witty, urbane work was the epitome of post-WWI "new world" sophistication, and his quintessentially British approach defined a style for subsequent generations of his artistic countrymen. He was also precocious in his appearance as an outwardly homosexual public figure. The bulk of Coward's songs come from his plays, bearing his trademark mix of the romantic and the satirical, but many of them would become well-traversed standards, crossing the pond to enter the Great American Songbook.
- HOMETOWN
- Teddington, Middlesex, England
- BORN
- 16 December 1899
- GENRE
- Vocal