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Track Listings
| 1. Act I: Overture - Orchestra | |||
| 2. Act I: Maybe - Andrea McArdle/Orphans | |||
| 3. Act I: It's The Hard-Knock Life - Andrea McArdle/Orphans | |||
| 4. Act I: Tomorrow - Andrea McArdle | |||
| 5. Act I: We'd Like To Thank You Herbert Hoover - Hoovervill-ites | |||
| 6. Act I: Little Girls - Dorothy Loudon | |||
| 7. Act I: I Think I'm Gonna Like It Here - Sandy Faison/Andrea McArdle/Ensemble | |||
| 8. Act I: N.Y.C. - Reid Shelton/Sandy Faison/Andrea McArdle/Ensemble | |||
| 9. Act I: Easy Street - Dotothy Loudon/Robert Fitch/Barbara Erwin | |||
| 10. Act I: You Won't Be An Orphan For Long - Sandy Faison/Ensemble | |||
| 11. Act II: You're Never Fully Dressed Without A Smile - Donald Craig/Laurie Beechman/Edie Cowan/Penny Worth/Orphans | |||
| 12. Act II: Tomorrow (Reprise) - Andrea McArdle/Raymond Thorne/Reid Shelton/Cabinet | |||
| 13. Act II: Something Was Missing - Reid Shelton | |||
| 14. Act II: I Don't Need Anything But You - Reid Shelton/Andrea McArdle/Sandy Faison/Ensemble | |||
| 15. Act II: Annie - Sandy Faison/Ensemble | |||
| 16. Act II: A New Deal For Christmas - Andrea McArdle/Reid Shelton/Sandy Faison/Raymond Thorne/Ensemble/Orphans | |||
| 17. First Draft: Introductory Remarks - Martin Charnin/Charles Strouse | |||
| 18. First Draft: Apples - Martin Charnin/Charles Strouse | |||
| 19. First Draft: Lead-In And Song: We Got Annie - Martin Charnin/Charles Strouse | |||
| 20. First Draft: Lead-In - Martin Charnin/Charles Strouse | |||
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Product Description
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The 1998 remastered edition includes as bonus material 17 minutes of tape Strouse and Charnin recorded for backers' auditions in 1972. They present the seven songs with some plot structure and early ideas for characters ("Miss Asthma" was a precursor for Miss Hannigan). Many of the songs didn't survive the final cut, but "Just Wait" eventually became "Little Girls" and "We Got Annie" was resurrected for the 1982 film. "Tomorrow" also appears--touted as the song's earliest recording--and Strouse and Charnin's rendition will increase your appreciation of McArdle. You won't listen to this rough draft every time you play the CD, but you'll enjoy it if you have any interest in the show. The booklet includes the original synopsis and production notes as well as new notes by Charnin on the extra tracks, but no lyrics. --David Horiuchi
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This beautiful new reissue of the original cast album contains bonus tracks of the original backers' auditions tape, where composer-lyricits Martin Charnin and Charles Strouse first introduced this marvellous score. The tape is interesting in that you hear some songs that were cut prior to the Broadway opening (like "Apples" and "I've Never Been So Happy), and we learn that the melody-line for "Little Girls" was originally written for a song called "Just Wait". Truly one of the mandatory albums in any Broadway collection.
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