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Broadway Bound with Garrett Stack Stack@Wmnr.Org Monroe, Connecticut *Playlist Is Is in Order by Artist/Performer, Not in Order of Play Playlist* Only on WMNR Fine Arts Radio Broadway Bound with Garrett Stack [email protected] Monroe, Connecticut *Playlist is is in order by artist/performer, not in order of play. Show #: 212 Broadcast Date: July 19, 2014 Time: 16:00 - 18:00 # Selections: 25 Time Writer(s) Title Artist Disc Label Year Position Comment File Number Intro Track Holiday Release Date Date Played Date Played Copy Special Tribute 2:36 Leslie Bricusse/Anthony Newley What Kind Of Fool Am I Anthony Newley Stop The Broadway 1959-1967: Put On A Happy Face Decca Broadway 1962 555 perf. CDS comp 8 2005 10/14/067/19/14 Anthony Newley, Robert Goulet and expecially Sammy Davis, Jr (#17) had Billboard to Elaine Stritch 2:03 Wesley Wilson Gimme A Pigfoot (And A Bottle Of World...Audra McDonald I Want To Get Off Lady Day At Emerson's Bar & Grill - Orig PS Classics 2014 4/13/14 - 9/21/14. Limited engagement. Audra McDonald got the Tony for this role. CDS Lady Day 10 2014 7/19/14 Broadway Cast - DISC 1 "best Actress in a leading role in a play." The play was written by Lanie Robertson many 2:52 Harry Woods WhatBeer A Little Moonlight Can Do Audra McDonald Lady Day At Emerson's Bar & Grill - Orig PS Classics 2014 4/13/14 - 9/21/14. Limited engagement. Audra McDonald got the Tony for this role. CDS Lady Day 6 2014 7/19/14 who passed away Broadway Cast - DISC 1 "best Actress in a leading role in a play." The play was written by Lanie Robertson many 2:25 Lanie Robertson We Got This Contract Audra McDonald Lady Day At Emerson's Bar & Grill - Orig PS Classics 2014 4/13/14 - 9/21/14. Limited engagement. Audra McDonald got the Tony for this role. CDS Lady Day 7 2014 7/19/14 Broadway Cast - DISC 1 "best Actress in a leading role in a play." The play was written by Lanie Robertson many 7/17/14 at age 89. 2:26 Carl Sigman/Bob Russell Crazy He Calls Me Audra McDonald Lady Day At Emerson's Bar & Grill - Orig PS Classics 2014 4/13/14 - 9/21/14. Limited engagement. Audra McDonald got the Tony for this role. CDS Lady Day 8 2014 7/19/14 Broadway Cast - DISC 1 "best Actress in a leading role in a play." The play was written by Lanie Robertson many 7:08 Lanie Robertson They Used To Be Hangin Audra McDonald Lady Day At Emerson's Bar & Grill - Orig PS Classics 2014 4/13/14 - 9/21/14. Limited engagement. Audra McDonald got the Tony for this role. CDS Lady Day 9 2014 7/19/14 Broadway Cast - DISC 1 "best Actress in a leading role in a play." The play was written by Lanie Robertson many 3:55 John Jander/Fred Ebb How Lucky Can You Get [Single Mix] Barbra Streisand Funny Lady: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Arista 1998 1975 film release. Five 1975 Oscar nominations. Received none. CDS Funn 16 1998 3/25/06 2/16/08 7/19/14 3:02 Jerry Herman Wherever He Ain't Bernadette Peters Mack & Mabel - Original Broadway Cast MCA Classics 1974 10/6/1974 - 11/30/1974. 66 perf. There were eight Tony nominations. No awards. CDS Mack 8 1992 8/19/06 8/9/08 7/10/10 9/15/12 7/19/14 2:33 [m]Alan Menken [l]Jack Feldman That's Rich Capathia Jenkins Newsies - Original Broadway Cast Recording Ghostlight 2012 Opend 3/29/12. Set for a limited run to end 8/19/12. Book by Harvey Fierstein. CDS Newsies 5 2012 9/29/12 7/19/14 2:40 Vincent Youmans/Irving Caeser Too Many Rings Around Rosie Elaine Stritch American Songbook Series: Vincent Youmans Smithsonian 1955 year approx - filed in COMPOSERS/LYRICISTS section 0:06 15 1994 7/19/14 4:18 Alan Rankin Jones Easy Street Elaine Stritch American Popular Song Smithsonian 1958 LP Amer Pop #12 Pg 106 BOX CD#4 20 7/19/14 3:20 R Rodgers/L Hart You Took Advantage Of Me Elaine Stritch American Songbook Series: Richard Rodgers & Smithsonian 1958 filed in COMPOSERS/LYRICISTS section Series Amer Sngbk 18 1992 7/19/14 Lorenz Hart 4:12 (m)Anderson (l)Ford/W Kerr/J I Never Know When Elaine Stritch Goldilocks Original Broadway Cast (1958) Sony Broadway 1958 10/11/1958 - 2/28/1959. 161 perf. Two 1959 Tony Awards: Best Featured Actor - CDS Goldilocks 14 1992 4/16/11 7/19/14 Kerr Russell Nype; Best Featured Actress - Pat Stanley. Starred Elaine Stritch and Don 2:39 (m)Anderson (l)Ford/W Kerr/J Who's Been Sitting in My Chair? Elaine Stritch Goldilocks Original Broadway Cast (1958) Sony Broadway 1958 10/11/1958 - 2/28/1959. 161 perf. Two 1959 Tony Awards: Best Featured Actor - CDS Goldilocks 6 1992 7/19/14 Kerr Russell Nype; Best Featured Actress - Pat Stanley. Starred Elaine Stritch and Don 3:55 Stephen Sondheim Broadway Baby Elaine Stritch Follies in Concert - Disc 1 RCA 1985 Legendary concert version at Lincoln Center CDS Follies 7 1990 7/19/14 4:47 Stephen Sondheim The Ladies Who Lunch Elaine Stritch My Favorite Broadway: The Leading Ladies Live at Hybrid 1999 Concert has aired on PBS many times CDSV Comp 15 1999 7/19/14 Carnegie Hall 5:54 Irving Berlin There's No Business Like Show Elaine Stritch Elaine Stritch At Liberty - DISC 1 DRG/iTunes 2002 CDS At Liberty 1 2002 7/19/14 2:31 Bob Hilliard/Carl Sigman BusinessCivilization (Bongo Bongo Bongo) Elaine Stritch Elaine Stritch At Liberty - DISC 1 DRG/iTunes 2002 CDS At Liberty 10 2002 7/19/14 7:04 Stephen Sondheim I'm Still Here Elaine Stritch Elaine Stritch At Liberty - DISC 2 DRG/iTunes 2002 CDS At Liberty 5 2002 7/19/14 5:11 (m)Jerome Kern (l)Oscar Why Do I Love You? / Montage I / Elaine Stritch, Townspeople Show Boat - 1994 Broadway Revival Lievnt/Quality 1994 Oct 2, 1994 - Jan 5,1997 - 947 perf CDS Sho 14 1994 2/2/08 10/16/107/19/14 Hammerstein II 3:32 m&l: Richard Adler & Jerry Ross ThereThe Sports Once ofWas Gay a ManChicago Harry& City Connick,Folk Jr. & Kelli The Pajama Game - Original 2006 Revival Cast Columbia 2006 2/23/06 - 9 TONY NOMINATIONS for 2006 Awards CDS Paja 13 2006 6/10/06 6/24/06 8/19/06 2/17/07 8/18/07 3/15/08 2/27/10 4/10/10 12/10/116/23/12 7/19/14 Two 2006 Tony Awards: Best Revival; Best Choreography - Kathleen Marshall who also Bongo Bongo Bongo 3:58 (m)Jerry Bock (l)Sheldon Harnick Politics and Poker HowardO'Hara Da Silva and Fiorello! - Original Broadway Cast 1959 Broadway Angel 1959 11/23/1959 -10/28/1961. 795 perf. Three 1960 Tony Awards: Best Musical; Best CDS Fiorello 3 1993 4/16/11 7/19/14 Featured Actor - Tom Bosley; Best Direction - George Abbott. 2:14 Jerry Bock & Sheldon Harnick Miracle of Miracles JohnPoliticians Cariani & Alfred Molina Fiddler on the Roof - New Broadway Cast 2004 PS Classics 2004 2/26/2004 - 1/8/2006. 781 perf. No Tony Awards for this revival production. Harvey CDS Fidd 8 2004 2/17/07 4/12/08 7/20/13 7/19/14 Fierstein took over the role of Tevye on 1/2/2005 and carried it till closing a year later. 2:46 Cy Coleman & Dorothy Fields Sweet Charity John McMartin, chorus Sweet Charity - 1966 Original Broadway Cast Columbia 1966 1/29/1966 - 7/15/1967. 608 perf. One 1966 Tony Award: Best choreography - Bob CDS Swee 13 1999 7/19/14 Fosse. (8 nominations! Up against Man of La Mancha and Mame.) 3:11 (m)R Rodgers (l) O Hammerstein, Something Wonderful Terry Saunders The King And I - Original Film Soundtrack Angel 1956 Five 1957 Oscars including Best Actor Yul Brenner. Starred Yul Brenner, Deborah Kerr, CDS King 13 2001 1/3/09 5/22/10 7/19/14 II Rita Moreno and Carlos Revos. Dubbed voices for Kerr, Moreno, and Revos. Right to the very “Does anyone still – wear a hat?” Recording end: Active and The Ladies Who Lunch for Company Original on stage and Broadway Cast recording. screen for 70 Her 2002 one woman show got her years! Why not the red dress tonight? Young girl from Detroit makes good in New York. Thank you, Elaine. that elusive Tony Award..
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