It's Saturday Night

it's saturday night

Track Listings
1. It's Saturday Night
2. I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone
3. Such a Pretty Thing
4. Suspicion
5. You Win Again
6. Standing in Your Window
7. You Won't Slip Through My Fingers This Time
8. Don't Call Me at Home
9. I Smell a Rat
10. Maybellene
11. Mystery Train
12. I'm Ready If You're Willing
13. I'm Letting You Go
14. Long Black Veil
15. Wild Side of Life
16. Let Your Hair Down Baby

Editorial Reviews
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The album is a very authentic sounding album it captures all the energy and feelings of pure hillbilly / rockabilly. recorded without drums in the same style that Elvis, Scotty and Bill Black would have done in there first studio recordings at Sun records. Their version of 'I'm left your right she's gone is featured on a tribute to Elvis album, Hanks's 'You win again' recieved a lot of radio play and is also featured on a tribute to Jerry Lee Lewis album. The song 'Such a pretty thing' is one they wrote themselves and is often played as a bopper at the Rockin' venues, it is also featured on 'The wild men of bop' album also available from 'Vampirella' records.

It's Saturday Night,Country Cattin',Vampirella Records,Pop,Rock

It's Saturday Night
Send in the Clowns: The Ballads of Stephen Sondheim
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Wonderful songs
 Send in the Clowns: The Ballads of Stephen Sondheim

Manufacturer: RCA Victor
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ASIN: B00006LSQJ
Release Date: 2002-10-22

Tracks:

  1. Send In The Clowns (From 'A Little Night Music') - Cleo Laine
  2. Losing My Mind (From 'Follies') - Barbara Cook
  3. I Remember (From 'Evening Primrose') - David Korman
  4. Liasons (From 'A Little Night Music') - Hermione Gingold
  5. With So Little To Be Sure Of (From 'Anyone Can Whistle') - Jerry Hadley
  6. Not A Day Goes By (From 'Merrily We Roll Along') - Bernadette Peters
  7. Pretty Women (From 'Sweeney Todd') - Michael Rupert
  8. In Buddy's Eyes (From 'Follies') - Barbara Cook
  9. No One Is Alone (From 'Into The Woods') - Cleo Laine
  10. Johanna (From 'Sweeney Todd') - Victor Garber
  11. So Many People (From 'Saturday Night') - Suzanne Henry
  12. Sorry-Grateful (From 'Company') - Stephen Collins
  13. Too Many Mornings (From 'Follies) - Barbara Cook
  14. Finishing The Hat (From 'Sunday In The Park With George') - Mandy Patinkin
  15. Not While I'm Around (From 'Sweeney Todd') - Angela Lansbury
  16. Like It Was (From 'Merrily We Roll Along') - Julie Andrews
  17. Unworthy Of Your Love (From 'Assassins') - Annie Golden
  18. Anyone Can Whistle (From 'Anyone Can Whistle') - Cleo Laine

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Wonderful songs.......2003-02-07

If you're a Sondheim ballad fan, this a must-have. While there are a few renditions that aren't great (Not a Day Goes By is way overdone), the selections from Follies sung by Barbara Cook are outstanding. The Cleo Laine version of "Send in the Clowns" is lovely and Stephen Collins does an amazing good job on "Sorry-Grateful" from Company. Still, it's the Follies songs that truly shine!
I Wish It So
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Crossover at Its Best
  • If Dawn Upshaw had made only one album...
  • Great songs by a better than average singer. Buy It.
  • A must album for all musical theatre lovers.
  • Timeless recording
 I Wish It So
soprano Dawn Upshaw , Marc Blitzstein , Eric Stern , Stephen Sondheim , Kurt Weill , Leslie Stifelman , Leonard Bernstein , and Matthias Naegele
Manufacturer: Nonesuch
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ASIN: B000005J2V
Release Date: 1994-08-02

Tracks:

  1. I Wish It So
  2. There Won't Be Trumpets - Sondheim
  3. What More Do I Need? - Sondheim
  4. That's Him
  5. The Girls Of Summer - Sondheim
  6. The Saga Of Jenny
  7. Like It Was
  8. Stay Well
  9. I Feel Pretty
  10. Glitter And Be Gay
  11. My Ship
  12. In The Clear
  13. Never Get Lost - Take Me To The World
  14. My New Friends - Bernstein

Amazon.com essential recording

With a spirit of innocence and excitement, no audible breaks of register, and perfect diction, Dawn Upshaw graces us with a satisfying crossover recording in which each song is a fully realized musical monologue. The eclectic and infrequently performed repertoire, from Bernstein, Blitzstein, Sondheim, and Weill, compliments her charm and interpretive acuity. There's her humorous "Saga of Jenny," her adorable "That's Him," her poignant "Like It Was," and her freshly vibrant "I Feel Pretty." Conductor Eric Stern is divine in his arrangements and accompaniment. This is one of the best musical theater albums available. --Barbara Eisner Bayer

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Crossover at Its Best.......2006-11-15

"I Wish It So" is the CD that first introduced the exceptional "crossover" talents of soprano Dawn Upshaw. The album, which comprises (mostly) little-heard songs by Kurt Weill, Marc Blitzstein, Leonard Bernstein, and Stephen Sondheim, opens with the title number, a lyrical gem from Blitzstein's JUNO, and continues with Sondheim's vibrant "There Won't Be Trumpets," in which Upshaw, rather than belting, lets her voice ring. She then slam-dunks Sondheim's "What More Do I Need," a truly raucous number. Other highlights include the two songs from Weill's LADY IN THE DARK: the haunting ballad "My Ship" and the witty "The Saga of Jenny," presented here in a superb jazz arrangement. The sound of Upshaw's lower middle voice in this number is thrilling. Her combining of Blizstein's "Never Get Lost" and Sondheim's soaring, life-affirming "Take Me to the World" is perfect, as is her musical yet emotional rendition of "Like It Was" from Sondheim's MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG. The album climaxes with the mock-coloratura aria "Glitter and Be Gay" from Bernstein's CANDIDE, in which Upshaw scales the heights with consistently pure and beautiful tone. In a day when many great opera singers attempt, unsuccessfully, to sing "popular" song, "I Wish It So" is an example of crossover at its very best. It is a CD that no one who loves both opera and musicals should miss.

5 out of 5 stars If Dawn Upshaw had made only one album..........2006-08-24

I have a weak spot for crossover albums by opera stars, which can often be train wrecks or embarrissing self-parodies. There's not a cringe-worthy note in this one, however. Dawn Upshaw has never been as vibrant on disc, and her style in pop music (albeit serious pop music) surpasses expectations. She is a master at touching vulnerability and stars-in-her-eyes vulnerability. There's no current Broadway star who can match her in any of these songs form Sondheim, Weill, and Bernstein, certainly not for sheer beauty of voice and charm. Upshaw went on to make an excellent album of Rodgers and Hart songs, but nothing else quite matches this first effort.

5 out of 5 stars Great songs by a better than average singer. Buy It........2006-04-24

'I Wish It So' sung by popular / classical switch hitter, Dawn Upshaw is a very, very good interpretation of classical American musical theatre pieces by four masters of the genre, Leonard Bernstein (music), Marc Blitzstein (lyrics), Stephen Sondheim (lyrics) and Kurt Weill (music). As I am most familiar with female interpretations of Kurt Weill's songs, especially by the likes of his widow, Lotte Lenya and Weill interpreter extraordinare, Ute Lemper, I have to say that while Upshaw does them justice, she does ont outshine the very best Weill interpretations. Primarily, I believe she suffers from never actually performing the works on stage, as Lenya has.

And, since Ute Lemper did an album with a similar collection of songs (Illusions) from Sondheim and others, I thing Lemper still has the edge on interpreting other composers as well.

On the positive side, I find Upshaw's interpretation as good or better than almost everyone else who makes a career out of these songs, such as, dare I say it, Barbra Streisand. This is a good thing, because I believe Upshaw is not up to the very best mezzos who share her classical works. She can't hold a candle, for example, to Renee Fleming or Anne Sofie von Otter, although her interpretations of Weill are as good as von Otter, just not as good as Lenya and Lemper.

A very, very nice album if you like female vocalists.

5 out of 5 stars A must album for all musical theatre lovers........2005-04-21

Dawn Upshaw once again disproves the adage that opera singers can't sing showtunes properly. Her diction, her ability to act out the lyrics and her crystal clear angel-like voice are just heavenly. Miss Upshaw could teach quite a few Broadway and Cabaret singers a thing or two about interpretation and she would have her hands full teaching opera singers like Te Kanawa or Fleming how to put over a showtune properly. Simply divine!

5 out of 5 stars Timeless recording.......2004-07-20

This is an endlessly rewarding album by an operatic soprano who demonstrates an expressiveness and range rare in crossover albums of this sort. Upshaw modifies her classical technique without compromising it, narrating with a conversational tone and youthful ebullience well-suited to musical theater. She continues her tradition of championing obscure American art songs with three gorgeous Blitzstein pieces, and wisely avoids the standard, overdone Sondheim showpieces in favor of several gorgeous lesser-known songs. "I Feel Pretty" is given a refreshing makeover, while "Glitter and Be Gay" demonstrates both her impressive vocal control and comedic prowess. Despite the odd choice of "There Won't Be Trumpets", which demands a belter to properly execute the climax, this album is a well-conceived and cohesive collection that becomes more enjoyable on each subsequent listen.
Broadway: America's Music 1935-2005
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    		Broadway: America's Music 1935-2005

    Manufacturer: Decca Broadway
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    ASIN: B000B8I93Q
    Release Date: 2005-10-18

    Tracks:

    1. Oh What a Beautiful Mornin'
    2. Summertime
    3. I Could Write a Book
    4. It Never Entered My Mind
    5. I Can Cook Too
    6. Make It Another Old Fashioned, Please
    7. If I Loved You
    8. My Heart Belongs to Daddy
    9. Thou Swell
    10. I Left My Heart at the Stage Door Canteen
    11. There's No Business Like Show Business
    12. South American Way

    Tracks:

    1. Shall We Dance
    2. Ohio
    3. Luck Be a Lady
    4. Mack the Knife
    5. There's a Small Hotel
    6. Once in Love with Amy
    7. Yodel Blues
    8. Lazy Afternoon
    9. There Must Be Somethin' Better Than Love
    10. You're Just in Love
    11. Now Is the Time

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    2. Love Makes the World Go 'Round
    3. Try to Remember
    4. Put on a Happy Face
    5. I Say Hello
    6. Happiness
    7. She Loves Me
    8. What Kind of Fool Am I?
    9. Shy
    10. Consider Yourself
    11. Poor Little Person

    Tracks:

    1. Magic to Do
    2. They're Playing My Song
    3. I Don't Know How to Love Him
    4. I Won't Send Roses
    5. Good Morning Starshine
    6. Don't Cry for Me, Argentina
    7. Hard Candy Christmas
    8. Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend
    9. Won't You Charleston with Me?
    10. Applause

    Tracks:

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    3. On My Own
    4. Muddy Water
    5. How Could I Ever Know
    6. American Dream
    7. I Know Him So Well
    8. Dr. Jazz
    9. Me and My Girl
    10. Suddenly Seymour

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    1. Mamma Mia!
    2. Popular
    3. Seasons of Love
    4. Oh, the Thinks You Can Think
    5. Whatever Lola Wants
    6. Crazy
    7. How Deep Is Your Love
    8. Stars
    9. People Like Us
    10. I Go to Rio
    Meredith Sonos Handbell Ensemble
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • Great showcase of handbell music
    • A ground-breaking handbell recording
    		 Meredith Sonos Handbell Ensemble

    Manufacturer: Well-Tempered Produc
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    ASIN: B000003Y2T
    Release Date: 1994-10-18

    Tracks:

    1. Trepak
    2. Rustic Dance
    3. Nocturne In A Minor
    4. Leyenda (Legend) - Leyenda
    5. Toccata In G, BWV 916: Adagio
    6. Aka Tonbo (Red Dragonfly)
    7. Hava Nageela
    8. Le P'ing
    9. Sabre Dance
    10. Shenandoah
    11. Greensleeves - Greensleeves
    12. Arabesque
    13. Joshua Fit The Battle Of Jericho
    14. Shall We Gather At The River?
    15. Alexander's Ragtime Band
    16. Rodeo: Saturday Night Waltz
    17. Rodeo: Hoe-Down

    Album Description

    The debut album, with an incredible variety of works, folk songs, classical favorites and spirituals, all performed by the incomparable Sonos Handbell Ensemble and recorded at the amazing sounding Scoring Stage at Skywalker Sound.

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars Great showcase of handbell music.......1999-06-02

    If you think handbells can only play Christmas music, think again.

    This CD has such a variety of material that both the newcomer to handbells and experienced ringers will enjoy it. It also will intrigue any classical music lover. Some selections are arrangements for handbells, and some are original works for handbells. Familiar works take on a fresh new face when played on handbells, and the original works showcase the unique tonal qualities of the bells. It's amazing to think that only a handful of people are juggling 55 or so bells to make the music happen. It's also remarkable the range of color and voice that can come from what is essentially one large instrument.

    I highly recommend this recording for any listener.

    5 out of 5 stars A ground-breaking handbell recording.......1999-02-25

    Maybe the first handbell recording to combine exquisite sonic fidelity, incredible repertoire, solid technical playing, and amazing unity of ensemble. If you've only heard Segovia, Bream, or Williams play "Leyenda," you're in for a treat! The overall program is varied, featuring spirituals and folksongs; highlights are the haunting "Nocturne," two final two scenes from Copland's "Rodeo," and of course "Leyenda." The readings on this disc give justification to the rising wave of handbell ringing sweeping the country.
    Stage Door Canteen Disc 2
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      		Stage Door Canteen Disc 2
      frankie carle , les brown , doris day , franck sinatra , merry macs , al dexter and his troopers , the ink spots , benny goodman , mills brothers , and glenn miller etc
      Manufacturer: heartland music
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      Binding: Audio CD
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      ASIN: B000MQLSWG

      Product Description

      1.oh what it seemed to be.2.sentimental journey.3 my dreams are getting better all the time.4.saturday night.5.mairzy doats.6.pistol packin mama.7.don't get around much anymore.8.someday else is taking my place.9.you always hurt the one you love.10.don't sit under the apple tree.11.daddy.12.in the mood.13.there i've said it again.14.piano concerto in b flat.15.i left my heart at the stage door canteen.16.chattanooga choo choo 8 MORE TRACKS
      Forbidden Broadway 2001: A Spoof Odyssey
      Average customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars
      • As Always, Hilarious
      • Spoof Odessey worth the laughs!
      • better to be "Lost in Space"
      • Stretched Thin
      • Do the Math
      		 Forbidden Broadway 2001: A Spoof Odyssey

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      ASIN: B0000584UL
      Release Date: 2001-02-13

      Tracks:

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      15. Ethel Merman & Elton John: I've Got Rhythm/Old Fashioned Wedding
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      19. Streisand's Farewell Tour: Happy Days Are Here Again/Mame
      20. Les Miz 2001 - Edith Piaf/Milord
      21. Aida - Amneris Intro: Every Story Is A Love Story/Heather Headley/It's Cheesy: Easy As Life
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      25. 76 Hit Shows: 76 Trombones
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      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars As Always, Hilarious.......2007-05-03

      This is so funny! Like all the Forbidden Broadway cds, its another knock-out. I feel like such a crazy person when I am in the car driving and I just burst out laughing. Its great and a must have for any Forbidden Broadway fan.

      3 out of 5 stars Spoof Odessey worth the laughs!.......2002-04-14

      I enjoyed "Forbidden Broadway 2001: A Spoof Odyssey." This recording has some truly genius material, and although these actors' impersonations of famous Broadway stars aren't as strong as they have been in the past, the CD has a lot to recommend it.

      Particularly strong is Track 16, "Let's do an old fashioned show tune," featuring Elton John and Ethel Merman duking it out over AIDA, which Merman says is "putting everyone here through hell." Likewise, Track 15, "Let's Ruin Times Square Again," tickles my funny bone. Also wonderful are the satires of Beauty and the Beast, Angela Lansbury, and the Full Monty; Gerard Alessandrini's done a tremendous job with these! In addition, this CD's introductory song is much stronger than those on the previous volumes of Forbidden Broadway. It really sets the tone for the best parts of this recording.

      Unfortunately, with a few notable exceptions, the first half of the CD is a bit thin, which is why I give this recording 3 out of 5 stars: Even though it entertains me, there's a lot I have to skip over. For example, the Liza Minelli spoof annoying (though, I admit, a little funny), and in the Music Man revival satire, their Robert Preston impersonator sounds *nothing* like the original. (In earlier recordings, the actors *did* sound like the people they claimed to be.)

      The good news is that the CD has 30 tracks in all, so even though there are 13 that I dislike, I just love the rest... I do recommend it!

      2 out of 5 stars better to be "Lost in Space".......2001-12-31

      First and foremost, this CD is really for diehard fans of Forbidden Broadway, those of us who want the good, the bad and the ugly on the cd rack. I was extremely unimpressed with the latest offering.

      While I agree with some of the other reviewers that there is some nice work, I don't know that Saturday Night Fiasco and Sondheim's Blues are sufficient to carry the rest of the tracks. Not much seems new or worse yet, important. Disney isn't new, nor is Les Miz. And while pointing out what is stale and pedestrian on Broadway was amusing on the last couple of releases, this Forbidden Broadway spoof clearly has joined the list of stale and pedestrian.

      While there is some nice material on this disc, I really didn't laugh out loud, and that is why I have always bought these in the past.

      If Alessandrini reduces the show to the same complaints of the same shows and then replaying lightly tweaked versions of past numbers, Trouble and Alan Cumming in Cabaret specifically, then he has himself is on the becoming a revival - and we know what he thinks of revivals.

      The repeats might even be acceptable if there was something fresh in the perfomance, but both were done much better on their respective discs. I think Danny Gurwin is a great comedian, but he doesn't shine in either of these numbers. We also need a recording with no Ethel Merman or Liza numbers - give them a rest already. And why bring back Streisand with such a poor imitation? The earlier Barbara's were dead on vocal impressions as well as speech patterns. If you aren't going to improve on it, then don't drag it back out.

      Alessandrini suggests that this is one of the best casts he has ever worked with. I don't know what he bases that on, but I beg to differ, either cast with Bryan Batt was significantly better, although they worked with fresh, clever material. Still, those recordings had verocious talent that brought Gerard's stinging wit to life for those of us who can't see every new production of FB.

      Maybe it is time to go to off Broadway productions, or to the radio or the movies for some new ideas. Or else promise no references to the Gap, Disney, or Chorus Boys, (way over used on this recording), along with a Merman and Liza free season. Start from scratch. That might give us hope that Forbidden Broadway too might not be dead.

      3 out of 5 stars Stretched Thin.......2001-03-26

      I just saw the stage production of Forbidden Broadway 2001: A Spoof Odyssey. I agree with the other reviewers who feel that Alessandrini is no longer at the top of his game. Perhaps he should lay off for a year or three and let Broadway present new things for him to lampoon - as it always will.

      The opening sequence is forced and unfunny, and clearly in place only to batter the listener with the "2001" theme. Unlike a previous reviewer, I found the Judi Dench parody hysterical, though I question its accuracy.

      The "Trouble" parody is, as it always was, incomplete and thin. My dear friend John Kenrick (...) did a better job with it - included the segments of the original song that GA left out, and in a funnier fashion. The Cole Porter parody is marginally amusing, but the Brian Mitchell/Marin Mazzie parody is dead on the mark, and VERY funny.

      The parody of Cheryl Ladd remains in the show, although she's no longer in "Annie Get Your Gun" - Reba McIntyre is now in the role. Similarly, he stabs at Alan Cumming, who is no longer playing the Emcee. These numbers, while funny, lack punch. On the other hand, he once again skewers long time target Patti LuPone with an hysterical new parody of Being Alive. I suppose she's innately funnier, after all these years, than Alan Cumming, who is, after all, a relative newcomer.

      The Rocky Horror parody is amusing, and the observation that sex has moved off 42nd Street and onto the Broadway stage is not without merit. The Beauty parody is amusing, and apt, but as has already been noted, GA has been clobbering us with the Disnification of Broadway for years now. I suppose he finds some glee in the fading success of this particular show.

      I must say that while Gurwin is not the greatest singer, "Sondheim's Blues" is the most brilliant piece I've heard from Alessandrini in years. It's absolutely dead on. The friends I was with had never seen nor heard "Follies" and completely missed the point, but I was in stitches.

      The "10 Years More" (which does not appear on this album, but remains in the show) has really begun to wear thin, especially with the closing this year of Cats and Miss Saigon. The Cameron Macintosh British mega-musicals are finally releasing their grip on Broadway, and this isn't as funny any more.

      Broadway, despite the naysayers, will never die... and apparently, neither will Forbidden Broadway. I don't think it should - but I do think it needs a rest.

      2 out of 5 stars Do the Math.......2001-03-15

      Four CDs cover the first 20 Years of Forbidden Broadway, Gerard Alessandrini's viciously witty satire of New York Theatre. The last year has seen Three new CDs, FB "Cleans Up Its Act" "20th Anniversary Edition" and now "2001 a Spoof Odyssey". Do the math.

      Alessandrini is running out of ideas, and is spreading the remaining ones too thin. . Sanitized Time Square - Been there. Disnified Broadway - Done that, and so many times. Asinine casting faux pas, plotless pointless set-monster musicals, and Ethel Merman and Liza. We've heard it all before - and last time, it was funnier.

      Now normally when a writer (or director or actor) has truly entertained me on numerous occasions, I'll forgive the odd show that disappoints. This would be the case here except for two things: Alessandrini is in the vicious parody business - he's never spared anyone else Besides, if he's going to actually include couplets like: "If lyrics are no longer witty... Then I don't want to go " he's inviting the pans.

      When you hear the AIDA lampoon, you'll be reminded of the dim bulb in Cyrano de Bergerac who taunts the hero with the brilliant witticism: Your nose is very large

      Yes, there are a few true Forbidden Broadway tracks on Spoof Odyssey. Dame Judi Dench singing "Why can't Americans do theatre like the Brits?" (with apologies to My Fair Lady), I Hate Ben (with apologies to Kiss Me Kate) and about 1/3 of "Let's Ruin Time Square Again" (no apologies necessary to Rocky Horror which understands how easy it is for good parody to go bad). Oh yes, there is one absolutely true Forbidden Broadway track: TROUBLE - yes, the same Trouble from Volume 3 which was just re-released on the 20th Anniversary compilation - and it's back again with a more hackneyed Robert Preston impersonation and all of 4 words changed. Granted it's one of the better bits, more worthy of rerunning than say, referring to Miss Saigon as Viet-Numb, but oh, he reran that gag too
      A Stephen Sondheim Evening (1983 Concert Cast)
      Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
      • By no means bad!!!
      • Buyer Beware!!
      • Atrocious! Dont be fooled!
      • A wonderful recording of some great Sondheim
      • I just wish I'd been there!
      		 A Stephen Sondheim Evening (1983 Concert Cast)
      Stephen Sondheim , Liz Callaway , Angela Lansbury , and Steve Orich
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      ASIN: B000003F96
      Release Date: 1994-01-18

      Tracks:

      1. Invocation And Instructions To The Audience - Bob Gunton And Company
      2. Saturday Night - Company
      3. Isn't It? - Victoria Mallory
      4. Saturday Night (Reprise) - Men
      5. Poems - George Hearn/Bob Gunton
      6. What More Do I Need? - Liz Callaway
      7. Another Hundred People - Judy Kaye
      8. With So Little To Be Sure Of - Victoria Mallory/George Hearn
      9. Pretty Little Picture - Bob Gunton/Liz Callaway/Steven Jacob
      10. The House Of Marcus Lycus - George Hearn/Bob Gunton/Women
      11. Echo Song - Liz Callaway
      12. There's Something About A War - Cris Groenendaal/Men
      13. Being Alive - Judy Kaye
      14. The Miller's Son - Liz Callaway
      15. Johanna - Cris Groenendaal
      16. Not A Day Goes By - Victoria Mallory
      17. Someone In A Tree - Bob Gunton/George Hearn/Steven Jacob/Cris Groenendaal
      18. Send In The Clowns - Angela Lansbury
      19. Old Friends - Stephen Sondheim/Angela Lansbury/Company

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      A revue created for the Whitney Museum's Composers' Showcase series (and sometimes known as You're Gonna Love Tomorrow), A Stephen Sondheim Evening collects songs with music and lyrics by Sondheim in a live 1983 concert featuring a top cast of Liz Callaway, Cris Groenendaal, Bob Gunton, George Hearn, Steven Jacob, Judy Kaye, and A Little Night Music's Victoria Mallory, with a special appearance by Angela Lansbury. While many of the songs were somewhat obscure at the time, they're rather familiar decades later, including selections from 1954's Saturday Night and outtakes from A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. And though the Fender Rhodes sounds dated, the cast and the performances are excellent. Callaway's "What More Do I Need" is still definitive, and Sondheim himself accompanies Lansbury's "Send in the Clowns" and leads the singers on "Old Friends." --David Horiuchi

      Customer Reviews:

      4 out of 5 stars By no means bad!!!.......2005-01-04

      I like this Sondheim Revue. The performers are good, and I appreciate that they don't try to be "clever" with Sondheim's music. They just performs it as it is written.

      The orchestrations are...well...slim. But the synths aren't disturbing, except in Miles Gloriosus.

      Otherwise some rare SJS gems are included here. And Angela Lansbury's Clowns is one of the few versions of this song worth listening to (it's not a bad song, but done so many times:P).

      3 out of 5 stars Buyer Beware!!.......2004-05-28

      This is one of the better Sondheim tributes, but because RCA cut out 2 numbers from the original 2 lp set to fit on one disc, I can only give this 3 stars. I owned the original lp set, and wasnt aware of this omission until after I bought the cd. One of the best songs on the original, You're Gonna Love Tomorrow/Love Will See Us Through with Liz Callaway (among others) from Follies was cut. Inexcusable! There were several other lesser songs they could've cut instead if time was a problem. (Poems and There's Something About a War being two of them) In small print in the booklet it says the 2 cut songs are available on Collected Sondheim. Yeah, like I want to shell out 50 bucks to get those 2 songs when I have everything else on that compilation? If you havent heard the original set, you'll probably love this recording and there is a lot to love, including Angela Lansbury singing Send In the Clowns with Sondheim on the piano. But if you have heard the original LPs, Buyer Beware! Shame on you, RCA!!!

      3 out of 5 stars Atrocious! Dont be fooled!.......2000-04-29

      This recording is really realllllllllly bad. The songs are terrific, of course, although the selection seems rahter arbitrary. And it is terrific to have a recording of lost gems like House of Marcus Lycus and Invocation. But otherr than that, this CD just stinks! The arrangements were scaled down to a piano (which really seems like its being piped in from a different concert hall) and a wince-inducing synthesizer. The voices are uniformly distant and tinny, the result - i assume - of poor mic placement. And WHO is this Stephen Jacob person, and how did he get it into his head that he's a singer? Every time he opens his mouth - I kid you not - I shudder. I was kind on this CD - I give it 3 stars only because it has some great songs on it, and Judy Kaye's Another Hundred People is very very good. But other than that, this is worthless.

      5 out of 5 stars A wonderful recording of some great Sondheim.......2000-04-13

      I was at this concert, and this recording captures the excitement that the performers generated that night. A lot of Sondheim's best songs, and a generally strong group of singers. It's unfortunate that the CD release is missing two of the numbers that were performed that evening (and were included on the original LP release). Judy Kaye's "Being Alive" is a particularly glorious highlight of this CD.

      5 out of 5 stars I just wish I'd been there!.......1999-09-09

      Live performances are tricky to record, and the result is often not nearly as satisfying as attendance at the event itself. This album, though, is different. "Brilliant" about sums it up. Besides including numbers that had been part of recorded scores before, it includes some that were cut from various musicals, or were never produced at all. Not only is Bob Gunton's performance of "Pretty Little Picture" far better than that on the original "Forum" cast album, it is, I think, done more in the fashion Sondheim intended. And two of the "cut" "Forum" numbers are delicious: "In the House of Marcus Lycus" is delightfully sly and filled with double-entendre, and George Hearn revels in the witty lyrics; and "There's Something About A War" is screamingly funny, especially at the point the soldiers lose control gloating about "houses to destroy --Hey! women to enjoy-- hey! statues to deface - hey! - mothers to debase - hey!...". Even the wonderful scoring for small ensemble works perfectly. (In "Something about a war" the fanfare, in the original cast album scored for brass, is performed by a synthesizer, and sounds wonderfully satirical, reminding one of Marvin Martian from the Warner Brothers cartoons.) The numbers from the (at the time) unproduced "Saturday Night" are great, especially Victoria Mallory's ecstatic "What More Do I Need?". The rendition of the moving "Someone In A Tree" is indeed, as others have pointed out, far better than on the "Pacific Overtures" album. And as a final pair of jewels we are treated to Angela Lansbury singing "Send In the Clowns", accompied by Sondheim himself, and then Sondheim and company singing "Old Friends" I could go on and on, but you get the picture. NOW, get the CD!
      Cowgirls (1996 Original Cast)
      Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
      • Not to be missed
      • Excellent, fun music
      		 Cowgirls (1996 Original Cast)

      Manufacturer: Varese Sarabande
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      ASIN: B0000014ZE
      Release Date: 1996-07-16

      Tracks:

      1. Overture (Beethoven's Sonata Pathetique, Opus 13)
      2. Three Little Maids (Gilbert And Sullivan)
      3. Jesse's Lullaby (Music By j. Brahms)
      4. Ode To Connie Carlson
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      12. Don't Call Me Trailer Trash
      13. Honky Tonky Girl
      14. Every Saturday Night
      15. Don't Look Down
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      17. Saddle Tramp Blues
      18. It's Time To Come Home
      19. We're A Travelin' Trio
      20. Sunflower
      21. Concert Medley
      22. House Rules
      23. Cowgirls

      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars Not to be missed.......2007-06-24

      I never tire of listening to this CD. I saw the show in Atlanta several years ago and then again in Nashville--featuring Mary Murfitt herself--and think it is wonderful. I'm always surprised at how such a hilarious/silly premise can set the stage for a moving exploration of friendship, relationships between parents and children, and the joy that comes in facing and conquering our fears. I remember sitting at the side of the theater in Nashville and watching the audience, which previously had been rolling with laughter, be spellbound when the cast began "Songs My Mama Sang" with that gentle mandolin strumming in the background. It was magic--and this "little" show with great writing and thoughtful performances made it happen. I only wish it were performed more often, but then it takes a really talented cast to make it work. There will always be the CD, though.

      5 out of 5 stars Excellent, fun music.......2000-05-03

      This is a strong woman's musical with great music that doesn't get tiring to listen to. I'd recommend it for anyone wanting to perform a great musical for theatre.
      Unsung Sondheim
      Average customer rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars
      • Unsung Sondheim
      • Valuable only if you don't have any of these songs elsewhere
      		 Unsung Sondheim
      Various Artists
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      ASIN: B000067CMJ
      Release Date: 2002-06-04

      Tracks:

      1. Saturday Night - Stan Chandler
      2. Love's A Bond - Walter Wilson
      3. All For You - Davis Caines
      4. In The Movies - Marilyn Cooper
      5. What Can You Lose? - Judy Kuhn
      6. Incidental Music From 'Invitation To A March' - Dave Rodgers
      7. That Old Piano Roll - Lynnette Perry
      8. They Asked Me Why I Believe In You - Rebecca Luker
      9. No, Mary Ann - Jason Crade
      10. Truly Content - Judy Kaye
      11. Water Under The Bridge - Debbie Cravitte
      12. Incidental Music From 'The Enclave' - Bjorn Messaget
      13. There's Always A Women - Kaye Ballard
      14. The Two Of You - Crista Moore
      15. Multitudes Of Amys - Michael Rupert
      16. Goodbye For Now - Liz Callaway

      Customer Reviews:

      4 out of 5 stars Unsung Sondheim.......2007-05-20

      What a collection of unsung Sondheim tunes. At times I wondered why these songs had been dropped from shows. Well sung by the various artists.

      3 out of 5 stars Valuable only if you don't have any of these songs elsewhere.......2006-10-07

      In the early 90's this was a fascinating CD, as it gave listeners a chance to hear many of Sondheim's "lost treasures" which might otherwise be gone forever. (The man does not do "trunk songs" which can be dropped into other shows.) Time, however, has not been kind to this collection. The first four tracks from "Saturday Night" have some bouncy charm (I never realized before how naughty the lyrics for "Love's a Bond" are), but with the glorious complete cast album released a few years ago with David Campbell in the lead, they've now been rendered redundant. (And "In The Movies," though boasting endearing vocals, suffers with all of its context and intercutting songs gone.) "What Can You Lose" can't measure up to Madonna and Mandy Patinkin's sensitive performance on her "I'm Breathless" album (and that would hardly qualify as "unsung"). "That Old Piano Roll" is fun but slight, and "Truly Content" mines the same lyrical phrase over and over till the fun wanes, despite Judy Kaye's winning vocals. "Water Under the Bridge" is one of the weakest songs Sondeheim's probably ever done, and deserves obscurity. Other, better songs here with often exquisite renditions are nonetheless available on other discs, and thus again hardly qualify as "unsung": "I Believe In You," a sweet and lovely song, is on Bernadette Peters' second "Sondheim Etc." CD (though Rebecca Luker's warm, enchanting rendition here is nothing to sneeze at), Mandy Patinkin frantically covered "Multitudes of Amys" on "Experiment," Madeline Kahn and Peters jousted with "There's Always a Woman" on the "Anyone Can Whistle" cast album from the mid-90's (props to Kaye Ballard's biting performance here though), Streisand covered "Goodbye for Now" on "The Movie Album" (and gave it a poignancy and depth it probably doesn't really deserve for such a drab little song). What's left? A cheerful, seemingly menage-a-trois ditty called "The Two of You" (which, bizarrely, was apparently written for "Kukla, Fran and Ollie"). A just plain wonderful "No, Mary Anne," which combines an impassioned performance, hard-bitten realism and sweeping romanticism into something quintessentially Sondheim. (The liner notes indicate that Sondheim expected this to be a parody of a big hit song, "like 'Hello Dolly!'" Those who know anything about Sondheim--and the yawning chasm between his style and Jerry Herman's--may find their heads exploding at that one.) Two endless instrumental pieces from "The Enclave" and "Invitation to a March" (tracks #6 and #12) that are mostly remarkable for how uninteresting they are. The liner notes are outstanding and offer lots of intriguing perspective (listening to "Multitudes of Amys," and you just might wish that "Company" had ended as it was orginally intended to). If you don't have CDs by Peters, Madonna, Streisand, et all, this is a great introduction; otherwise, bump it way down the priority list.
      Sam Cooke [[[You Send Me / Bring It On Home To Me / Little Red Rooster / You Were Made For Me / Wonderful World / I Love You For Sentimental Reasons / Nothing Can Change This Love / Only Sixteen / Chain Gang / Cupid / Twistin' The Night Away / Another Saturday Night / Shake / Send Me Some Lovin' / Having A Party / Summertime]]]
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