2001 | RCA Victor

There's No Business Like Show Business

Musical Cast Recording | 02-11-2001

Durata totale:58 min

01	Titles (Main Title and Credits) - (From "The Producers")	John Morris	There's No Business Like Show Business			02:08
02	The Plot - (From "The Producers")	Zero Mostel;Gene Wilder;John Morris	There's No Business Like Show Business			01:45
03	Opening Night: Lobby, Overture - (From "The Producers")	Zero Mostel;Gene Wilder;John Zoller;John Morris	There's No Business Like Show Business			02:11
04	Springtime For Hitler - (From "The Producers")	John Morris;Mel Brooks	There's No Business Like Show Business			03:23
05	Prisoners of Love - (From "The Producers")	John Morris	There's No Business Like Show Business			02:33
06	Comedy Tonight (From "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum")	Paul Gemignani;Jason Alexander	There's No Business Like Show Business			06:29
07	All That Jazz (from "Chicago")	Bebe Neuwirth	There's No Business Like Show Business			05:06
08	There's No Business Like Show Business (From "Annie Get Your Gun")	Bruce Yarnell;Rufus Smith;Ethel Merman;Jerry Orbach;Franz Allers	There's No Business Like Show Business			03:09
09	Lullaby of Broadway (from "42nd Street")	Jerry Orbach;John Lesko	There's No Business Like Show Business			04:59
10	A Bushel and a Peck (From "Guys and Dolls")	Edward Strauss	There's No Business Like Show Business			03:08
11	You Gotta Have A Gimmick (from 'Gypsy')	Debbie Shapiro;Faith Prince;Susann Fletcher	There's No Business Like Show Business			04:27
12	Everything's Coming Up Roses	Angela Lansbury	There's No Business Like Show Business			03:03
13	Better (From "A Class Act")	Lonny Price	There's No Business Like Show Business			03:52
14	Broadway Boogie Woogie (From "A Class Act")	Carolee Carmello	There's No Business Like Show Business			02:01
15	Wilkommen (From "Cabaret")	Alan Cumming;The Kit Kat Club (Girls, Boys and Band)	There's No Business Like Show Business			07:32
18	Finale: 42nd Street (Reprise); Bows (From "42nd Street")	John Lesko	There's No Business Like Show Business			03:07

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