Fiorello! [Original Broadway Cast Recording]

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All Music Guide - Marjorie Ellen Ruhlmann
Based on the life and times of New York City's most beloved mayor, Fiorello La Guardia, this show won the 1959 Pulitzer Prize for drama, a rare feat for a musical. It was the first success for the composer/lyricist team of Jerry Bock/Sheldon Harnick, and was Tom Bosley's Broadway debut in the title role.
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Editorial Reviews

All Music Guide - Marjorie Ellen Ruhlmann
Based on the life and times of New York City's most beloved mayor, Fiorello La Guardia, this show won the 1959 Pulitzer Prize for drama, a rare feat for a musical. It was the first success for the composer/lyricist team of Jerry Bock/Sheldon Harnick, and was Tom Bosley's Broadway debut in the title role.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 9/14/1993
  • Label: Angel Records
  • UPC: 724356502321
  • Catalog Number: 65023
  • Sales rank: 239

Tracks

Disc 1
  1. 1 Overture - The Orchestra (3:55)
  2. 2 On the side of the angels (4:45)
  3. 3 Politics and poker (3:58)
  4. 4 Unfair (2:16)
  5. 5 Marie's Law (2:58)
  6. 6 The name's La Guardia (3:17)
  7. 7 The bum won (2:19)
  8. 8 I love a cop (2:58)
  9. 9 'Til Tomorrow (3:33)
  10. 10 'Home again (0:59)
  11. 11 When did I fall in love (4:24)
  12. 12 Gentleman Jimmy (2:22)
  13. 13 Little Tin Box (3:38)
  14. 14 The Very Next Man (3:23)
  15. 15 Finale (2:00)
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Album Credits

Performance Credits
Original Broadway Cast Primary Artist, Indexed Contributor
Mark Dawson
Eileen Rodgers Vocals, , Track Performer
Patrick Wilson Vocals
Nathaniel Frey Vocals, , Track Performer
Tom Bosley Vocals, , Track Performer
Howard Da Silva , Track Performer
Ellen Hanley Vocals,
Patricia Wilson
Pat Stanley Vocals,
Bob Holiday Vocals,
The Orchestra Track Performer
Howard da Silva Vocals
Technical Credits
Stan Freberg Composer
Leonard Bernstein Composer
Geoffrey Burgon Composer
George Gershwin Composer
Miklós Rózsa Composer
Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky Composer
Trevor Rabin Composer
Michel Legrand Composer
Richard Rodgers Composer
Harold Rome Composer
Sheldon Harnick Lyricist
Kander Composer
Jerry Ross Composer
Richard Adler Composer
Leslie Bricusse Composer
Irwin Kostal Orchestration
Mark Mancina Composer
Bob Norberg Remastering
David Shire Composer
Marc Kirkeby Liner Notes
George Abbott Author, Production Director, Book
Harold Hastings Director
William Eckert Costume Design, Scenery
Stephen Schwartz Composer
Peter Gennaro Choreographer
Jerome Weidman Book
Janet Gari Composer
Belmonte Composer
Cliff Lee Composer
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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

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    This is an awesome cd because it represents the first collaboration of Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick. (audiophiles need NO further comment) The score ranges from great Razz-a-ma-Tazz "Gentleman Jimmy" to amazingly heartfelt "'Til Tomorrow" from tender and tugging "Home Again" to laughingly, magically biting "Politics and Poker". It was an auspicious musical debut, and the score remains one of the most tuneful, sweet, memorable music and lyrics cds from Broadway...and it is more than 50 years old!!!

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