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Jeeves: Joy in the Morning

P. G. Wodehouse

9781846071379

50 tracksReleased 2006-06-05

Last verified: February 15, 2026

9781846071379 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release “Jeeves: Joy in the Morning” by P. G. Wodehouse, released 2006-06-05. UPCs are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify a music release — album, EP, or single — across every digital and physical retail platform. This release contains 50 tracks, each with its own ISRC.

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Track List (50)

#	Track Title	ISWC
1	Episode One, Part 1. "Even before the events occurred which I am about to relate..."	—
2	Episode One, Part 2. "Ah, odds bodikins Jeeves, I'm in rare fettle this a.m.!"	—
3	Episode One, Part 3. "Am I made my way to the bookery, I found my thoughts turning..."	—
4	Episode One, Part 4. "Can I help you, sir?" "Good morning, good morning. Yes, I want a book."	—
5	Episode One, Part 5. "And, shuddering from brilliantine topknot to rubber shoe sole..."	—
6	Episode One, Part 6. "It was a grave and thoughtful Bertram Wooster who latchkeyed back into the old flat..."	—
7	Episode One, Part 7. "Yes, Jeeves? Do I detect a note of disapproval?"	—
8	Episode One, Part 8. "Rem...?" "..Acu tetigesti, sir. A latin expression..."	—
9	Episode Two, Part 1. "On morning of my departure from Steeple Bumphleigh.."	—
10	Episode Two, Part 2. "Yes, sir, her ladyship expects to be absent for some little time..."	—
11	Episode Two, Part 3. "Can't take place at all? Jeeves, are you pulling the Wooster leg?"	—
12	Episode Two, Part 4. "On our way down to rural Hampshire a few hours later..."	—
13	Episode Two, Part 5. "Fancy having to get anyone's consent to your getting married..."	—
14	Episode Two, Part 6. "My mood, as I set forth for Wee Nooke, a good deal less effervescent..."	—
15	Episode Two, Part 7. "Stap my vitals, Stilton, why the fancy dress?"	—
16	Episode Two, Part 8. "He hardly needed to say. The menancing way in which he hopped on his bicycle..."	—
17	Episode Three, Part 1. "When Percival, Lord Worplesdon, second husband of my Aunt Agatha..."	—
18	Episode Three, Part 2. "Ah, oh, dash it, dash it! Edwin, where are you? Edwin?"	—
19	Episode Three, Part 3. "And with that the old ass withdrew, leaving me to my meditations..."	—
2-1	Episode Three, Part 4. "The Florence alluded in the recent scene, was..."	—
2-2	Episode Three, Part 5. "Yoo hoo, darling!" "Hello, darling!"	—
2-3	Episode Three, Part 6. "The word of a Wooster had been pledged, but not blithely..."	—
2-4	Episode Four, Part 1. "Boko Fittleworth was smirking."	—
2-5	Episode Four, Part 2. "And full to the brim of dudgeon, he strode off into the darkness."	—
2-6	Episode Four, Part 3. "After Jeeves had popped off, I started to do a bit of pacing to and fro..."	—
2-7	Episode Four, Part 4. "Despite the order I had placed for a strengthening snort..."	—
2-8	Episode Four, Part 5. "And sighing reproachfully, he faded away, and left me alone with the stars..."	—
2-9	Episode Four, Part 6. "As I was saying, sir, I encountered young Master Edwin..."	—
2-10	Episode Four, Part 7. "Exactly." "Yes, sir. I think this is Lady Florence approaching now..."	—
2-11	Episode Five, Part 1. "It had been quite an evening in the gardens and messuages of Bumphleigh Hall..."	—
2-12	Episode Five, Part 2. "It was but a troubled slumber that I enjoyed that night..."	—
2-13	Episode Five, Part 3. "Well, Jeeves?" "I have the data you require, sir."	—
2-14	Episode Five, Part 4. "Ah, hello young Edwin." "Oh, hello, Bertie."	—
2-15	Episode Five, Part 5. "Despite the mood of fiery resolution in which I strode towards the house..."	—
2-16	Episode Five, Part 6. "Now do sit down, my dear fellow. I want you to be all relaxed..."	—
3-1	Episode Six, Part 1. "When Florence Craye, daughter of my uncle by marriage Percival, Lord Worplesdon..."	—
3-2	Episode Six, Part 2. "I told you so!" "Eh? What?" "About Jeeves being baffled."	—
3-3	Episode Six, Part 3. "Bertie!" "Coming! Ah, Jeeves! There you are at last."	—
3-4	Episode Six, Part 4. "Jeeves's prediction that Uncle Percy would require constant exhortation...."	—
3-5	Episode Six, Part 5. "Well, of course, you can't ginger up an uncle by marriage..."	—
3-6	Episode Six, Part 6. "Ah, come in Bertie, come in. Jeeves is in the kitchen brewing a cup of tea."	—
3-7	Episode Six, Part 7. "It had been Boko's idea that he and I should make the journey to East Wibley..."	—
3-8	Episode Six, Part 8. "There you are Uncle Percy, just stick your toes out of the window..."	—
3-9	Episode Seven, Part 1. "The sun was high in the heavens, or fairly high, when awoke..."	—
3-10	Episode Seven, Part 2. "The word had scarcely left my lips before I was skimming garagewards..."	—
3-11	Episode Seven, Part 3. "Bertie, haven't you gone yet?" "No, Boko, I have not!"	—
3-12	Episode Seven, Part 4. "Her, what?" "Her Ladyship, sir." "Her Ladyship?"	—
3-13	Episode Seven, Part 5. "Might as well hear what you've got to say, I suppose."	—
3-14	Episode Seven, Part 6. "Well...There you are." "Thank you, my dear Worplesdon."	—
3-15	Episode Seven, Part 7. "I escorted Uncle Percy to my room, dug out the suit,..."	—

Episode One, Part 1. "Even before the events occurred which I am about to relate..."

—

Episode One, Part 2. "Ah, odds bodikins Jeeves, I'm in rare fettle this a.m.!"

—

Episode One, Part 3. "Am I made my way to the bookery, I found my thoughts turning..."

—

Episode One, Part 4. "Can I help you, sir?" "Good morning, good morning. Yes, I want a book."

—

Episode One, Part 5. "And, shuddering from brilliantine topknot to rubber shoe sole..."

—

Episode One, Part 6. "It was a grave and thoughtful Bertram Wooster who latchkeyed back into the old flat..."

—

Episode One, Part 7. "Yes, Jeeves? Do I detect a note of disapproval?"

—

Episode One, Part 8. "Rem...?" "..Acu tetigesti, sir. A latin expression..."

—

Episode Two, Part 1. "On morning of my departure from Steeple Bumphleigh.."

—

Episode Two, Part 2. "Yes, sir, her ladyship expects to be absent for some little time..."

—

Episode Two, Part 3. "Can't take place at all? Jeeves, are you pulling the Wooster leg?"

—

Episode Two, Part 4. "On our way down to rural Hampshire a few hours later..."

—

Episode Two, Part 5. "Fancy having to get anyone's consent to your getting married..."

—

Episode Two, Part 6. "My mood, as I set forth for Wee Nooke, a good deal less effervescent..."

—

Episode Two, Part 7. "Stap my vitals, Stilton, why the fancy dress?"

—

Episode Two, Part 8. "He hardly needed to say. The menancing way in which he hopped on his bicycle..."

—

Episode Three, Part 1. "When Percival, Lord Worplesdon, second husband of my Aunt Agatha..."

—

Episode Three, Part 2. "Ah, oh, dash it, dash it! Edwin, where are you? Edwin?"

—

Episode Three, Part 3. "And with that the old ass withdrew, leaving me to my meditations..."

—

Episode Three, Part 4. "The Florence alluded in the recent scene, was..."

—

Episode Three, Part 5. "Yoo hoo, darling!" "Hello, darling!"

—

Episode Three, Part 6. "The word of a Wooster had been pledged, but not blithely..."

—

Episode Four, Part 1. "Boko Fittleworth was smirking."

—

Episode Four, Part 2. "And full to the brim of dudgeon, he strode off into the darkness."

—

Episode Four, Part 3. "After Jeeves had popped off, I started to do a bit of pacing to and fro..."

—

Episode Four, Part 4. "Despite the order I had placed for a strengthening snort..."

—

Episode Four, Part 5. "And sighing reproachfully, he faded away, and left me alone with the stars..."

—

Episode Four, Part 6. "As I was saying, sir, I encountered young Master Edwin..."

—

Episode Four, Part 7. "Exactly." "Yes, sir. I think this is Lady Florence approaching now..."

—

Episode Five, Part 1. "It had been quite an evening in the gardens and messuages of Bumphleigh Hall..."

—

Episode Five, Part 2. "It was but a troubled slumber that I enjoyed that night..."

—

Episode Five, Part 3. "Well, Jeeves?" "I have the data you require, sir."

—

Episode Five, Part 4. "Ah, hello young Edwin." "Oh, hello, Bertie."

—

Episode Five, Part 5. "Despite the mood of fiery resolution in which I strode towards the house..."

—

Episode Five, Part 6. "Now do sit down, my dear fellow. I want you to be all relaxed..."

—

Episode Six, Part 1. "When Florence Craye, daughter of my uncle by marriage Percival, Lord Worplesdon..."

—

Episode Six, Part 2. "I told you so!" "Eh? What?" "About Jeeves being baffled."

—

Episode Six, Part 3. "Bertie!" "Coming! Ah, Jeeves! There you are at last."

—

Episode Six, Part 4. "Jeeves's prediction that Uncle Percy would require constant exhortation...."

—

Episode Six, Part 5. "Well, of course, you can't ginger up an uncle by marriage..."

—

Episode Six, Part 6. "Ah, come in Bertie, come in. Jeeves is in the kitchen brewing a cup of tea."

—

Episode Six, Part 7. "It had been Boko's idea that he and I should make the journey to East Wibley..."

—

Episode Six, Part 8. "There you are Uncle Percy, just stick your toes out of the window..."

—

Episode Seven, Part 1. "The sun was high in the heavens, or fairly high, when awoke..."

—

Episode Seven, Part 2. "The word had scarcely left my lips before I was skimming garagewards..."

—

Episode Seven, Part 3. "Bertie, haven't you gone yet?" "No, Boko, I have not!"

—

Episode Seven, Part 4. "Her, what?" "Her Ladyship, sir." "Her Ladyship?"

—

Episode Seven, Part 5. "Might as well hear what you've got to say, I suppose."

—

Episode Seven, Part 6. "Well...There you are." "Thank you, my dear Worplesdon."

—

Episode Seven, Part 7. "I escorted Uncle Percy to my room, dug out the suit,..."

—

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9781846071379 is a Universal Product Code (UPC) assigned to Jeeves: Joy in the Morning by P. G. Wodehouse. UPCs (also called EAN barcodes) are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify music releases — albums, EPs, and singles — across all digital and physical retail platforms.

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