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Susan Egan - Disney Heorine Medley
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Disney Heroine Medley” as heard on Susan Egan Live! with Christopher McGovern

music Alan Menken lyrics Howard Ashman, Stephen Schwartz, David Zippel

performance Susan Egan

Susan Egan sings a fun medley including: “God Help the Outcasts”, “Part Of Your World”, “A Whole New World”, “Colors of the Wind”, and “I Won’t Say I’m in Love”.  It’s a great arrangement and her voice is perfect for everything.

Debbie Gravitte - The Broadway Song
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kdtonbroadway:

Debbie Gravitte singing THE BROADWAY SONG from Pamela’s First Musical.  

Music by Cy Coleman. Lyrics by David Zippel. Book by Wendy Wasserstein.

The closest this ever came to the stage was a benefit concert I worked on starring Donna Murphy at Town Hall back in 2008.  This recording, however, is from a prior workshop performance starring Debbie Gravitte.  

THIS IS THE DEBBIE SHAPRIO GRAVITTE-IEST.

Marvin Hamlisch,  David Zippel - My Rules/ Elliot Garfield Grant
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My Rules” (“Elliot Garfield Grant”*) from The Goodbye Girl (Original Broadway Cast)

music Marvin Hamlisch lyric David Zippel

performance Bernadette Peters, Martin Short

As we continue to mourn/celebrate Marvin Hamlisch, I think we will find few melodies more infectious.  

*According to the sheet music, IBDB’s “Songs in the production” and other sources this entire sequence is known only as “My Rules”, though a few will list “My Rules” and “Elliot Garfield” grant as separate numbers.  I wonder if the latter title was discarded for reasons similar to “Tits and Ass” being referred to as “Dance Ten, Looks Three”—Did the title “Elliot Garfield Grant” give too much away?  

somethingbypuccini:

You Can Always Count On Me | Carolee Carmello

City of Angels

James Naughton & Gregg Edelman - You're Nothing Without Me
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mrtolentino:

You’re Nothing Without Me - City of Angels (OBC)

LOVE this show.   

itsdlevy:

You ever just inexplicably get “Elliot Garfield Grant” from The Goodbye Girl stuck in your head? No? Just me?

You’re not alone, D Levy.  This is a terribly catchy song, easily the best in the show (a criterion which admittedly sets the bar rather low)