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Ted Hoyle (Performer), Larry Guy (Performer), Stephen Sondheim (Composer), Ron Tierno (Performer), Karen Lindquist (Performer), Beth Ravin (Performer), David Loud (Performer), Steve Marzullo (Performer), Crista Moore (Performer), David Engel (Performer), Debbie Gravitte (Performer), Guy Stroman (Performer), Harry Groener (Performer), Jason Graae (Performer), Judy Kaye (Performer), Judy Kuhn (Performer), Kaye Ballard (Performer), Larry Raben (Performer), Liz Callaway (Performer), Lynnette Perry (Performer)
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  • Performer: Ted Hoyle, Larry Guy, Ron Tierno, Karen Lindquist, Beth Ravin, et al.
  • Composer: Stephen Sondheim
  • Audio CD (June 4, 2002)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Label: Varese Sarabande
  • ASIN: B000067CMJ
  • Also Available in: Audio CD  |  Audio Cassette
  • Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.com Sales Rank: #50,788 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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    #61 in  Music > Classical > Forms & Genres > Theatrical, Incidental & Program Music > Incidental Music

 
1. Saturday Night [From Saturday Night Fever] - Stan Chandler, David Engel, Larry Raben, Guy Stroman
2. Love's a Bond [From Saturday Night Fever] - Walter Willison
3. All for You [From Saturday Night Fever] - Davis Gaines
4. In the Movies [From Saturday Night Fever] - Marilyn Cooper
5. What Can You Lose? - Judy Kuhn
6. Incidental Music from "Invitation to a March"
7. That Old Piano Roll [From the Girl Upstairs] - Harry Groener, , Nikki Harris, , Lynnette Perry
8. They Asked Me Why I Believe in You [From the Unproduced Musical ...] - Rebecca Luker
9. No, Marry Ann [From the Unproduced Musical the Thing of It Is] - Jason Graae
10. Truly Content [From Passionella] - Judy Kaye
11. Water Under the Bridge [From the Film Singing out Loud] - Debbie Gravitte
12. Incidental Music from "The Enclave"
13. There's Always a Women [From Anyone Can Whistle] - Kaye Ballard, Sally Mayes
14. Two of You - Crista Moore
15. Multitudes of Amys [From Company] - Michael Rupert
16. Goodbye for Now [From Reds] - Liz Callaway

On this CD:
  1. Saturday Night, musical play Saturday Night
    Composed by Stephen Sondheim
    with Ted Hoyle, Stan Chandler, Karen Lindquist, Ron Tierno, Larry Raben, Guy Stroman, David Engel

  2. Saturday Night, musical play Love's A Bond
    Composed by Stephen Sondheim
    with Ted Hoyle, Karen Lindquist, Ron Tierno

  3. Saturday Night, musical play All For You
    Composed by Stephen Sondheim
    with Ted Hoyle, Karen Lindquist, Ron Tierno

  4. Saturday Night, musical play In The Movies
    Composed by Stephen Sondheim
    with Marilyn Cooper, Ted Hoyle, Karen Lindquist, Ron Tierno

  5. What can you lose?, song (for the film "Dick Tracy")
    Composed by Stephen Sondheim
    with Judy Kuhn, David Loud, Ted Hoyle, Karen Lindquist, Ron Tierno

  6. Invitation to a March, incidental music
    Composed by Stephen Sondheim
    with Karen Lindquist, Larry Guy

  7. That old Piano Roll
    Composed by Stephen Sondheim
    with Ted Hoyle, Karen Lindquist, Harry Groener, Ron Tierno, Lynnette Perry

  8. They Ask(ed) Me Why I Believe In You
    Composed by Stephen Sondheim
    with Ted Hoyle, Karen Lindquist, Ron Tierno, Rebecca Luker

  9. No, Mary Ann (written for an unproduced film, "The Thing of It Is")
    Composed by Stephen Sondheim
    with Ted Hoyle, Karen Lindquist, Ron Tierno, Jason Graae

  10. Truly Content (for the one-act musical Passionella)
    Composed by Stephen Sondheim
    with Ted Hoyle, Karen Lindquist, Ron Tierno, Judy Kaye

  11. Singing Out Loud, film [unproduced] Water Under The Bridge
    Composed by Stephen Sondheim
    with Ted Hoyle, Debbie Gravitte, Karen Lindquist, Ron Tierno, Steve Marzullo

  12. The Enclave, incidental music
    Composed by Stephen Sondheim
    with Beth Ravin

  13. Anyone Can Whistle, musical There's Always A Women (cut from show)
    Composed by Stephen Sondheim
    with Kaye Ballard, Ted Hoyle, Karen Lindquist, Ron Tierno, Sally Mayes

  14. The Two Of You (added to Side By Side By Sondheim)
    Composed by Stephen Sondheim
    with Crista Moore, Ted Hoyle, Karen Lindquist, Ron Tierno

  15. Company, musical Multitudes of Amys (cut from show)
    Composed by Stephen Sondheim
    with Ted Hoyle, Karen Lindquist, Ron Tierno, Michael Rupert

  16. Goodbye for now, song (for the film score "Reds")
    Composed by Stephen Sondheim
    with Ted Hoyle, Karen Lindquist, Ron Tierno, Liz Callaway


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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Sondheim obscurities -- a must-have!, March 23, 2001
By efrex (New York, NY USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Unsung Sondheim (Audio CD)
This was the inaugural album of Varese Sarabande's (now defunct) theater music division, and remains one of the best. This is an essential album for Sondheim fans. Originally intending to showcase Sondheim's incidental music, producer Bruce Kimmel instead chose to include a bunch of songs from aborted projects, or cut from shows (establishing the precedent for his Unsung Musicals and Lost in Boston album series).

Here are songs from "Saturday Night" half a decade before the show finally got premiered, Sondheim's early compositions for scrapped TV shows (including "The Two of You", written for Kukla Fran and Ollie), and "There's Always a Woman" and "That Old Piano Roll" cut from Anyone Can Whistle and Follies, respectively (the latter song can still be heard in the Follies overture, and it's nice to know where it actually came from).

The performers (almost all of whom would become Varese regulars) are uniformly outstanding, with particular mention having to be made of Debbie Gravitte's devastating rendition of "Water Under the Bridge", and the riotous "There's Always a Woman" with Kaye Ballard and Sally Mayes. No Sondheim fan can afford to be without this one.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars Entertaining and Interesting., May 10, 2003
By baritone88 (Madison, WI USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Unsung Sondheim (Audio CD)
A good compilation of Sondheim's less-known work. Some of them are less-known for good reason, but most are interesting and offer insight into the work of this most important American composer. Very nice.
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4 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars What a Great CD!, June 28, 2000
By Frankie (Los Angeles, Ca. United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Unsung Sondheim (Audio CD)
This just HAS to belong to any sondheim fan. Judy Khuns rendition of "what can you lose?" is touching and kay ballards duet "there's always a woman" (cut from anyone can whistle) is great! At first i didn't buy it because i didn't know the sungs. afterall it's UNSUNG sondheim. But it's the greatest move i have ever made. other mentionable highlights are Saturday night, No, mary ann, and water under the bridge. This CD will make you laugh, cry, and dance!
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4.0 out of 5 stars Unsung Sondheim
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.
Published on May 19, 2007 by K. Shimeta

3.0 out of 5 stars Valuable only if you don't have any of these songs elsewhere
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. Read more
Published on October 6, 2006 by Dean Backus

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