| Jay Berliner | Banjo |
| Dave Bargeron | Trombone |
| Bruce Bonvissuto | Trombone |
| Richard Centalonza | Woodwind |
| John Frosk | Trumpet |
| Kenneth Hitchcock | Woodwind |
| Seymour Red Press | Woodwind |
| Ron Raffio | Bass, Tuba |
| Marilyn Reynolds | Violin |
| Daryl Shaw | Trumpet |
| Ronald Zito | Drums |
| Leslie Stifelman | Piano |
| Stan Freberg | Composer |
| Leonard Bernstein | Composer |
| George Gershwin | Composer |
| Miklós Rózsa | Composer |
| Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky | Composer |
| Trevor Rabin | Composer |
| Michel Legrand | Composer |
| Richard Rodgers | Composer |
| Harold Rome | Composer |
| Joel Grey | Contributor |
| Kander | Composer |
| James Naughton | Contributor |
| Bebe Neuwirth | Contributor |
| Jerry Ross | Composer |
| Richard Adler | Composer |
| Barney Bigard | Composer |
| Leslie Bricusse | Composer |
| Marcia Lewis | Contributor |
| Mark Mancina | Composer |
| James Nichols | Engineer |
| Jay David Saks | Producer |
| David Shire | Composer |
| Bill Rosenfield | Liner Notes |
| J.J. Stelmach | Art Direction |
| Leigh Zimmerman | Contributor |
| Walter Bobbie | Director |
| Michael Kubala | Contributor |
| John Mineo | Contributor |
| Ann Reinking | Choreographer |
| Rocker Verastique | Contributor |
| David Warren-Gibson | Contributor |
| Mary Ann Lamb | Contributor |
| Tina Paul | Contributor |
| Rob Fisher | Director |
| Michael Berresse | Contributor |
| Caitlin Carter | Contributor |
| Jim Borstelmann | Contributor |
| Bruce Anthony Davis | Contributor |
| Janet Gari | Composer |
This is the best recording of this great show. Contains songs such as Me & My Baby which ended up in the movie as instrumental only. Vocals are great.
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Posted October 1, 2010
I have seen this musical and sang this musical on stage and the more versions i hear the different it gets but this one is absolutely perfect! It shows the actual stage versions of the songs. I love number four "Cell Block Tango." after hearing it everyday in my head i hear "POP SIX SQUISH AHAH SISSEROW LIPSHIZ" This will truely hit your heart and mind!
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Posted October 1, 2010
This is not only my favorite musical, its my favorite music as well! I honestly cant get enough of the funny, sarcastic lyrics in this cd. This musical deserves every bit of praise it gets for its music as well as for its crazy characters. The show is a must see, and the cd is a must buy!! :) hope this was helpful!
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Posted October 1, 2010
I love this show! This is an awesome recording. The London one is good, too. I recommend that one because of the stellar performance given by Ruthie Henshall as Roxie Hart. This show rocks!
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All Music Guide - William Ruhlmann
Chicago, the 1975 John Kander-Fred Ebb musical, took an unusual path to revival in 1996. Though the original show was a hit, running 923 performances, it was remembered as a triumph for choreographer/director/co-librettist Bob Fosse and stars Gwen Verdon and Chita Rivera rather than for its story based on the 1926 play that was also the basis for the 1942 film Roxie Hart, about a murderess who goes free or its score. Nevertheless, when New York's City Center included it in its Encores! series of concert versions of forgotten musicals in the spring of 1996, much attention was paid to the murder-and-media storyline, which suddenly had surprising parallels to a certain ...