



Thirteen years after dazzling audiences as a frontier sharpshooter in Annie Get Your Gun, Ethel Merman mesmerized them again as an indomitable stage mother in Gypsy, the story of Gypsy Rose Lee and her performing sister June Havoc. With a percussive score by Jule Styne, and solidly crafted lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, Gypsy stands out arguably as one of the two most perfect musicals ever created (the other one being Guys And Dolls). Over the years, it has been revived frequently, but Merman’s larger-than-life portrayal remains the standard by which all others are measured. Jack Klugman and Sandra Church were also in the cast. Gypsy opened May 21, 1959, at the Broadway Theatre, New York City, and played for 702 performances. 1. Overture 2. Let Me Entertain You 3. Some People 4. Small World 5. Baby June and Her Newsboys 6. Mr. Goldstone, I Love You 7. Little Lamb 8. You’ll Never Get Away from Me 9. Dainty June and Her Farmboys 10. If Momma Was Married 11. All I Need Is the Girl 12. Everything’s Coming Up Roses 13. Together (Wherever We Go) 14. You Gotta Get a Gimmick 15. Let Me Entertain You 16. Rose’s Turn Bonus Tracks: 17. Some People 18. Mr. Golstone/Little Lamb 19. Momma’s Talkin’ Soft 20. Nice She Ain’t 21. Who Needs Him? 22. Composer Jule Styne discusses the writing of GYPSY with Michael Feinstein 23. Gypsy Rose Lee Remembers Burlesque | ![]() | ||||||||||||||||||||