Broadway Scene Stealers: The Women CD

"Broadway Scene Stealers - The Women" features several heavy vocal hitters, first and foremost Barbra Streisand, who sings her breakout hit "Miss Marmelstein" from 1962's I Can Get It for You Wholesale. This was the prelude to a brilliant career that skyrocketed two years later when she landed the part of Fanny Brice in Funny Girl.

There's also Betty Buckley, who first came to prominence in 1776, a musical with an unusual subject: the signing of the Declaration of Independence. This show was dominated by men, but the twenty-two-year old, pre-Cats Buckley, playing the love-struck Martha Jefferson, came through with a great personal success in the charming ballad "He Plays the Violin."

There are several other Tony-winning performances represented in Broadway Scene Stealers, including Dorothy Loudon ("Little Girls" from Annie); Nell Carter ("Get Some Trash for Your Cash" from the 1978 Fats Waller revue Ain't Misbehavin") and many more.

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Track Listings

1. The Most Happy Fella: "Ooh! My Feet" - Susan Johnson

2. Ain't Misbehavin': "Cash For Your Trash" - Nell Carter

3. Inner City: "Deep In The Night" - Linda Hopkins

4. 1776: "He Plays The Violin" Betty Buckley

5. A Little Night Music: "The Miller's Son" - D'Jamin Bartlett

6. Mame: "Gooch's Song" Jane Connell

7. I Can Get It For You Wholesale: "Miss Marmelstein" Barbra Streisand

8. Annie: "Little Girls" - Dorothy Loudon

9. Steel Pier: "Everybody's Girl" - Debra Monk

10. Jerome Robbins' Broadway: "Mr. Monotony" - Debbie Shapiro

11. Chicago: "When You're Good To Mama" - Mary McCarty

12. City Of Angels: "You Can Always Count On Me" - Randy Graff