All-star cast recording of a concert performance at the York Theatre. Features Broadway and TV stars Marc Kudisch, Ron Raines, Christiane Noll, Lillias White, and Natalie Toro. A great, infectious score with a country & western/Broadway sound! Storyline is very apt for contemporary times—there is even a Sarah Palintype character! Samuel French publishes the score, and there will be several regional productions. Authors Jim Wann and Patricia Miller also wrote the smash hit musical Pump Boys and Dinettes.

Featured Artists
Marc Kudisch, Ron Raines, Christiane Noll, Natalie Toro, Lillias White, Omri Schein, Marcie Henderson

First time on CD—selections from Noël Coward’s Bitter Sweet performed by three leading ladies from the original 1929 productions in London (Peggy Wood), Paris (Jane Marnac), and on Broadway (Evelyn Laye). Bonus tracks include the fi rst LP of Bitter Sweet featuring a studio cast headed by Vanessa Lee.

Featured Artists
Peggy Wood
Jane Marnac
Vanessa Lee

The companion soundtrack to Francis Huster’s film Un homme et son chien (A Man and His Dog). The music, an active part of the story, was written by promising French composer Philippe rombi. Rombi has received several award nominations for his work, including special jury prize at the 2008 Auxerre Festival and prizes at the 2008 IFMCA Awards. Film features French film star Jean Paul belmondo.

Featured Artists
Philippe Rombi: composer, conductor, piano
Orchestre Bel Arte
Stéphan Rodescu: violin
Michel Moragues: flute
Jacky Tricoire: guitar

The much-anticipated original cast album of the latest score/show from one of Broadway’s most beloved writing partnerships, Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty. Nominated for five Drama Desk Awards including Best Musical, Best Music, and Best lyrics. Featuring one of Broadway’s leading men, Marc Kudisch, together with a talented cast including Natalie Venetia Belcon, Erin Davie, and TV’s Jeremy Webb. Featuring the iconic anthem “I Was Here,” this recording continues the partnership between Jay records and the Lincoln Center Theatre.

Featured Artists
Natalie Venetia Belcon, Erin Davie, John Kassir, David Patrick Kelly,
Marc kudisch, Julyana Soelistyo, Jeremy Webb

An “as-complete-as-possible” London cast recording of Bless the Bride, incorporating a radio broadcast and commercially recorded tracks plus production photos supplied by Lizbeth Webb, the show’s leading lady.

Featured Artists
Lizbeth Webb/ Georges Gueteray/ Anona Winn/Betty Paul/ Brian Reece

The perfect family musical for all seasons, Anne of Green Gables is aperennial favorite family. Written by Nancy Ford and Gretchen Cryer, who also wrote the longrunning Broadway hit I’m Getting My Act Together And Taking It On The Road. Recorded in association with theatreWorksuSa, a nationwide theatre company that specializes in family musicals.

Featured Artists
Bethe B. Austin, Erick Devine, Alison Faircloth, Piper Goodeve, Jessica Grove, Heather Mac Rae, Michael Mendiola, Dustin Sullivan

This album features the first time on CD of two TV musicals—Hansel and Gretel (1958) and The Yeomen of the Guard (1957)—starring the legendary Barbara Cook and a host of other talent.

Featured Artists
Barbara Cook/Red Buttons/Rudy Vallee/Stubby Kaye/Alfred Drake/Bill Hayes/more

Never before available on CD! Eleven bonus tracks include selections sung by Colette Renard and international star Zizi Jeanmaire. Notes include an interview with Elizabeth Seal and photographs.

Featured Artists
Colette Renard: vocals
Zizi Jeanmaire: vocals
Elizabeth Seal: vocals
Keith Michell: vocals
Clive Revill: vocals

Original cast recording of the Sevenoaks Playhouse production. Based on the perennial family favorite film The Railway Children. Features West End luminary Susannah Fellows and British TV stars Paul Henry and Nicholas Smith. Recorded at Abbey Road Studios in London.

A new musical about a group of amateur musicians going on a professional gig is given wonderful life with great orchestrations by Michael Gibson and a talented cast of Broadway’s veteran actors. The York Theatre presentation boasts three of Broadway’s female stars: Michelle Pawk, Karen Ziemba, and Jill Paice. This original cast album is great for collectors but will have prolonged life as many regional productions are in the works.

Available on CD for the first time! Arabian Nights was an extremely successful 1954 extravaganza starring opera star lauritz Melchior. Bonus tracks feature the same score performed by guy lombardo & His Royal Canadians in a dance tempo. Liner notes by noted author and opera historian Richard traubner.

At last, this long-deleted Broadway cast recording from 1957 is available again, on CD for the very first time and including bonus tracks! The musical is based on stories by celebrated poet Langston Hughes, with lyrics by Hughes himself and music by David Martin.

A tribute CD to the legendary Vivian Blaine, who originated the role of Miss Adelaide in Guys and Dolls on Broadway and in the film co-starring Frank Sinatra and Marlon Brando. This CD features 27 tracks recorded in the 1950s, when she was in her prime, paying tribute to Broadway impresario Mr. Ziegfeld with songs from the Ziegfeld Follies.

Showcases the talents of the Savannah-born nightingale who first sang with Harry James and Tommy Dorsey before embarking on a solo career that took her to Hollywood films (Duchess of Idaho) and launched a six-decade career! Many of the recordings Haines made with Frank Sinatra and Tommy Dorsey are currently available, but her solo output has remained elusive until now. Features 27 recordings made between 1947 and 1953, including hits as well as standards and novelty fun numbers.

Featured Artists
Andrew Heller: vocals
Chris leuzinger, Andy Reiss: guitars
Beegie Adair: piano
Charlie McCoy: vibes, harmonica
Bob Mater: drums
Glen Worf: bass
Riley Osbourn: keyboard
John Mills, Tosca Quartet: string arrangements, strings

Play this for the one you love the most! Relaxing music for easy listening features great musicians and arrangements as well as beautiful vocals by a great tenor.

“Simply amazing.” — Pebbles Wadsworth, Director, UT Performing Arts Center