This fantastic new edition features 18 beloved songs and a special color section of photos from the original Broadway production, the motion picture and the television movie! Also includes the story of Annie and biographies of composers Martin Charnin and Charles Strouse. Songs are in piano/vocal format: Annie * Easy Street * I Don't Need Anything but You * I Think I'm Gonna Like It Here * It's the Hard-Knock Life * Let's Go to the Movies * Little Girls * Maybe * A New Deal for Christmas * N.Y.C. * Sandy (Dumb Dog) * Sign! * Something Was Missing * Tomorrow * We Got Annie * We'd Like to Thank You Herbert Hoover * You Won't Be an Orphan for Long * You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile.
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Annie Vocal Selections: Deluxe Souvenir Edition,
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I think that this book is a good book to have in a music library. I think that anyone who is a vocalist, a pianist, or a fan of the music would enjoy this book. Being all three of those things myself I know that I'll be enjoying it. It shipped quickly, and would have been worth the wait if it hadn't. I strongly recommend this book to all Annie and/or music lovers!
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Great little souveneir,
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I bought this book for my 11 year old granddaughter who was appearing in her first local theatre company play which was, of course, "Annie". She loved the book and took it to the post performance dinner with her to have the cast sign it. She had a hard time getting the book back as every cast member had to read it through before signing. A great little memento for anyone who loved the play. I would have liked to see a little more about the history of "Little Orphan Annie" but it was, after all, about the play and not the comic strip.
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