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Broadway Bound *Playlist Is in Order by Showbroadway (Disc), Not in Order of Play Originating on WMNR Fine Arts Radio [email protected] Playlist* Program is archived 24-48 hours after broadcast and can be heard free of charge at Public Radio Exchange, > prx.org > Broadway Bound *Playlist is in order by showBroadway (disc), not in order of play. Bound with Garrett Stack Show #: 242 Broadcast Date: January 2, 2016 Time: 16:00 - 18:00 # Selections: 23 Time Writer(s) Title Artist Disc Label Year Position Comment File Number Intro Track Holiday Release Date Date Played Date Played Copy Music That Changed My Life*: 3:08 Sherman Edwards Momma Look Sharp (Mama) Nathan, Duell and Montgomery 1776 - Original Soundtrack Columbia 1972 {As of 7/5/2014, the film soundtrack has never been releasewd on CD, This is CDS (Sev)1776 0:03 08 1972 1/2/16 transferred from my personal LP.] Unusual move: Most of the Broadway cast and creative 2:24 Charles Strouse & Martin Charnin I Think I'm Gonna Like It Here Faison, McArdle, Servants Annie - Original Broadway Cast Columbia 1977 4/21/1977 - 1/3/1983. 2377 perf. 7 Tony Awards: Musical; book; score; actress CDS Annie 7 1977 5/20/06 12/23/0610/13/073/15/08 6/27/09 4/10/10 8/4/12 8/29/15 1/2/16 My Journey From Know-nothing [Dorothy Louden];scenic design; costumes; choreography. 2:14 [m]John Kander [l]Fred Ebb Tomorrow Belongs To Me Robert Sharp (tenor), Waiters Cabaret - Original Broadway Cast Columbia 1966 11/20/1966 - 9/6/1969. 1165 perf. 8 Tony Awards: musical;composer & CDS Caba 8 11/8/08 12/8/12 1/2/16 1/2/16 lyricist;featured acroe [Joel Grey];featured actress [Peg Murray];scenic design; to Broadway Radio Host 6:54 Sheldon Harnick & Jerry Bock Prologue - Tradition Zero Mostel And Company Fiddler On The Roof - Original Broadway Cast RCA 1964 9/22/1964 - 7/2/1972. 3242 perf. Held the "longest running show" record until A CDS Fidd 0:23 1 1986 1/30/10 8/15/15 1/2/16 Chorus line knocked it out. Nine 1965 Tony Awards: Best Musical; Best Composer and 2:44 Jule Styne/Bob Merrill Don't Rain On My Parade Barbra Streisand Funny Girl: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Columbia 1968 0 1968 Best Picture Academy Award CDS Funny Girl 0:05 9 2/23/13 3/29/14 1/2/16 3:42 Jim Jacobs & Warren Casey Summer Nights Barry Bostwick, Carole Demas, Grease - Original Broadway Cast Polydor 1972 2/14/1972 - 4/13/1980. 3388 perf. There were seven Tony nominations, No awards. CDS Greas none 2 10/14/068/4/07 2/13/10 1/2/16 2:54 (m)McDermott (l)Ragni/Rado Aquarius RonniePink Ladies, Dyson T-Birds & Company Hair - Original Broadway Cast - DISC 1 RCA 1968 Remastered and expanded from the original RCA master tapes. 4/29/1968 - 7/1/1972. CDS Hair 0:41 1 2003 1/2/16 1750 perf. No Tony Awards. 2:08 Andrew Lloyd Weber/Tim Rice Hosanna Victor Brox and Ian Gillan Jesus Christ Superstar - Orig Concept Album MCA 1970 Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber. Lyrics by Tim Rice. Released in 1970 as a "rock opera" CDS Jesus 6 1993 3/23/13 1/2/16 [Disc 1] with much controversy. Went on to become a movie and a Broadway musical. 1:44 Cole Porter Another Op'nin (Opening Opening Annabelle Hill & Ensemble Kiss Me Kate: Original Broadway Cast Recording Columbia 1949 12/30/1948 - 7/28/1951. 1077 perf. Five 1949 Tony Awards: Best Musical; Best CDS Kiss none 2 1998 4/2/11 8/29/15 1/2/16 Masterworks Author of a Musical; Best Composer and Lyricist - Cole Porter; Best Costume Design; Best 3:37 Cole Porter WunderbarOpenin’) Another Show Patricia Morrison, Alfred Kiss Me Kate: Original Broadway Cast Recording Columbia 1949 12/30/1948 - 7/28/1951. 1077 perf. Five 1949 Tony Awards: Best Musical; Best CDS Kiss none 4 1998 7/22/06 1/20/07 1/2/16 Masterworks Author of a Musical; Best Composer and Lyricist - Cole Porter; Best Costume Design; Best 6:16 Jerry Herman Mame CharlesDrake Braswell, Company Mame - Original Broadway Cast Columbia 1966 5/24/1966 - 1/3/1970. 1508 perf. 3 Tony Awards: actress [Angela Lansbury]; CDS Mame 0:07 8 1999 12/31/054/22/06 1/20/07 7/5/08 1/17/09 7/10/10 3/5/11 8/4/12 2/15/14 4/12/14 8/29/15 1/2/16 featured actor [Frankie Michaels as the young Patrick]; featured actress [Bea Arthur] 2:55 Jerry Herman The Man In The Moon Bea Arthur, Angela Lansbury Mame - Original Broadway Cast Columbia 1966 5/24/1966 - 1/3/1970. 1508 perf. 3 Tony Awards: actress [Angela Lansbury]; CDS Mame 5 1999 9/15/07 4/18/09 1/2/16 featured actor [Frankie Michaels as the young Patrick]; featured actress [Bea Arthur] 2:36 Lerner/Lowe Why Can't The English? Rex Harrison, Wilfrid My Fair Lady [Original Soundtrack] Columbia 1964 Starring Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews on Broadway, Audry Hepburn was cast for the CDS My Fair 2 1994 1/2/16 Masterworks film. The voice of Marni Nixon was dubbed for Audrey's onscreen singing parts. Bill 6:53 Lionel Bart Who Will Buy MarkHyde-White Lester & Company Oliver! - Film Soundtrack RCA/BMG 1968 CDS Oliver none 1 2/23/13 1/2/16 4:31 Lionel Bart Overture / Food Glorious Food The Boys Oliver! - Original Broadway Cast RCA Victor 1963 1/6/1963 - 11/14/1964. 774 perf. PLUS a return engagement of same production, CDS Oliv 1 2003 2/28/09 7/6/13 1/2/16 8/2/1965 - 9/25/1965. 64 perf. Three 1963 Tony Awards: Best Compser/Lyricist 2:20 (m)Cy Coleman (l)Comden/Green Mine John Cullum, Kevin Kline On The Twentieth Century - Original Broadway Sony Broadway 1978 Feb 19, 1978 - Mar 18, 1979 - 449 perf CDS On 10 1978 4/26/08 1/8/11 3/15/14 1/2/16 Cast 3:43 (m)Coleman (l)Comden/Green She's A Nut Company On The Twentieth Century - Original Broadway Sony Broadway 1978 Feb 19, 1978 - Mar 18, 1979 - 449 perf CDS On 16 1978 1/6/07 1/2/16 Cast 3:17 Stephen Schwartz Corner Of The Sky John Rubenstein Pippin - Original Broadway Cast Motown 1972 10/23/1972 - 6/12/1977. 1944 perf. Five Tony Awards: Best ACtor - Ben Vereen; CDS Pip 0:22 2 1972 8/19/06 8/9/08 2/28/09 3/3/12 1/2/16 Best Scenic Design - Tony Walton; Best Lighting - Jules Fisher; Best Choreography - Bob 6:07 Gary Geld/Peter Udell Walk Him Up The Stairs Linda Hopkins and chorus Purlie - Original Broadway Cast BMG 1970 3/15/1970 - 11/6/1971. 688 perf. Introduced Melba Moore to the public. CDS Purl 0:49 1 12/31/0510/14/062/2/08 3/27/10 3/29/14 1/2/16 Written by Gary Geld and Peter Udell who went on to write Shenandoah later in the decade. 2:40 (m)Gary Geld (l)Peter Udell I've Heard It All Before John Cullum Shenandoah - Original Broadway Cast RCA/BMG Classics 1975 1/7/1975 - 8/7/1977. 1050 perf. Two 1975 Tony Awards: Best book; Best Actor [John CDS Shen 2 11/11/064/26/08 1/2/16 Cullum]. 3:50 R Rodgers/O Hammerstein, II There Is Nothin' Like A Dame Ray Walston & Men's Chorus South Pacific - film Soundtrack RCA/BMG 1958 The lowest notes in this song delivered by "Stewpot" were actually dubbed in and delivered CDS South 7 2000 1/3/09 3/14/15 1/2/16 by the voice of Tony The Tiger, Thurl Ravenscroft. 3:39 Stephen Sondheim No Place Like London Victor Garber, Len Cariou, Sweeney Todd - Original Broadway Cast, Act One RCA Red Seal 1979 3/1/1979 - 6/29/1980. 557 perf. 8 1979 Tony Awards: Best Musical; book; score; CDS Swee 0:30 2 1/2/16 [DISC 1] Actor [Len Cariou]; Actress [Angela Lansbury]; Scenic design; Costume Design; Best 2:29 R Rodgers & O Hammerstein, II Processional and Maria (The EvadneMerle Louise Baker, Anna Lee, The Sound of Music (Legacy Edition) - Soundtrack RCA Legacy 1965 Released in 1965. It reached number one in June and spent a total of 70 weeks at the top CDS Sound of 0:40 21 2015 1/2/16 Wedding) Portia Nelson, Marni Nixon 50th Anniversary over several runs. It was the biggest-selling album in the UK during 1965, 1966, and The Wedding Processional She’s a Nut from The Sound of Music My Fair Lady film Cabaret and Mame at The Shubert New Haven New Haven, CT On the 20th Century Broadway * WMNR’s weeklong theme Jan. 1-7, 2016. Funny Girl film.
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