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Boys from Syracuse, the - Musi

Boys from Syracuse, the - Musi
Soundtrack/Cast Album

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Track Listing

  1. Overture
  2. Prologue
  3. I Had Twins
  4. Dear Old Syracuse
  5. What Can You Do With A Man?
  6. Falling In Love With Love
  7. The Shortest Day Of The Year
  8. This Can't Be Love
  9. Reprise: This Can't Be Love
  10. Reprise: The Shortest Day of the Year
  11. Finale Act I: Let Antipholus In
  12. Ladies of the Evening
  13. He and She
  14. You Have Cast Your Shadow On The Sea
  15. Come With Me
  16. Big Brother
  17. Twins Ballet
  18. Sing For Your
  19. Oh, Diogenes
  20. Finale Act II: "This Can't Be Love"

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #106430 in Music
  • Released on: 1997-09-16
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Format: Cast Recording
  • Dimensions: .23 pounds

Editorial Reviews

From Amazon.com
While not as edgy as Pal Joey or as studded with consistently great songs as Babes in Arms, The Boys from Syracuse is one of the best, funniest Rodgers and Hart concoctions. Freely--very freely--adapted from Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors, the show sees the creative team letting loose with mistaken identities, lost twins, and the eternal war of the sexes, injecting the daffy plot with classics such as "This Can't Be Love," "Falling in Love with Love," and "The Shortest Day of the Year." The London cast of this long-out-of-print recording is game, even if it's not quite as good as the one in the 1997 Encores! production. In "Sing for Your Supper," for instance, Lynn Kennington, Paula Hendrix, and Maggie Fitzgibbon don't even get close to the divine harmonies of Rebecca Luker, Debbie Gravitte, and Sarah Uriarte Berry. What makes the CD really interesting is the bonus material tagged at the end, which consists of Boys' six best-known songs interpreted by Rudy Vallee and Frances Langford. Recorded six weeks after the show opened in 1938, they were introduced at the time as a "souvenir album" from the show, predating what we now know as cast recordings. --Elisabeth Vincentelli