More Broadway's Greatest Love Songs

• Booklet languages: English
• Time: 54:15
• Release Date: 2002

Review

More Broadway's Greatest Love Songs delivers just what the title promises: romantic tunes from Broadway productions such as Mamma Mia! and the venerable Babes in Arms. Likewise, the track selection ranges from "All I Ask of You," Phantom of the Opera's sweepingly romantic duet between Sarah Brightman and Steve Barton, to more lighthearted love songs like Hair's "Good Morning Starshine." Other highlights include Henderson Forsythe's reading of The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas' "Good Old Girl"; The Fantasticks' "Try to Remember" as sung by Jerry Orbach; and Julie Andrews' "My Funny Valentine." With its diverse mix of classic and contemporary performances, More Broadway's Greatest Love Songs appeals to people in love -- or people who simply love Broadway music. ~ Heather Phares, Rovi

Performances

Composer	Title	Time
Benny Andersson / Björn Ulvaeus / Stig Anderson	Mamma Mia!, musical play (One Last Summer)	2:40
Galt MacDermot	Hair, musical (Good Morning Starshine)	2:35
Andrew Lloyd Webber	Phantom of the Opera, musical (All I Ask of You)	4:16
Stephen Sondheim	Sweeney Todd, musical play (Not While I'm Around)	4:10
Carol Hall	The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, musical (Good Old Girl)	3:27
Harvey Schmidt	The Fantasticks, musical (Try to Remember)	2:46
Stephen Schwartz	Pippin, musical (Love Song)	2:36
Andrew Lloyd Webber	Aspects of Love, musical (Love Changes Everything)	3:28
Roger Miller	Big River, musical (You Oughta Be Here With Me)	2:22
Richard Rodgers	I Have Dreamed, song (from "The King and I")	3:36
Claude-Michel Schoenberg	Les Miserables, musical (I Dreamed A Dream)	4:15
Andrew Lloyd Webber	Evita, musical (High Flying Adored)	3:47
Richard Rodgers	My Funny Valentine, song (from "Babes in Arms")	3:32
John Kander	Kiss of the Spider Woman, musical play (Dear One)	3:30
Andrew Lloyd Webber	By Jeeves, musical play (Half a Moment)	4:08
Irving Berlin	You're Just in Love, song (from "Call me Madam")	3:07

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