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A HARD BED AND A CHAIR

the 1971 Sondheim, commenting on middle-aged jaded New Yorkers (and Phoenicians) in Follies. Note in “What More Do I Need?” (from the earlier show) that the young female character proclaims…

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Second-Acting Show Music

…ever written during a pre-Broadway tryout. (The best, of course, is “I’m Still Here” – but it comes early in Follies.) I’m not sure if I’d put “Sing Happy” from…

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It Says Here in This Book

…chapter on “The Cast Album,” telling us of vinyl’s roots and progress as one of America’s most cherished musical souvenirs. Let’s put it this way: in Follies, when Phyllis mentions…

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2013: I Resolve

…least cover your first week. And finally: 14: When I’m playing a recording on which a big production number comes up – “Who’s That Woman?” (Follies), “We’ll Take a Glass…

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Sweet Seventeen

…and well-traveled that he’s even been to the newest Broadway sensation: The Ziegfeld Follies. That allows him to replicate a number he saw: “Ooh, Ooh, Ooh, What You Do to…

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