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    Release Date: January 31, 1989
    Luther Henderson
    Mandy Patinkin
    Paul Gemignani

    Track Listing Mandy Patinkin

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    Disc 1

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    Over the Rainbow (from The Wizard of Oz, 1939; Music: Harold Arlen; Lyrics: E.Y. Harburg)
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    Coffee in a Cardboard Cup (from 70, Girls, 70, 1971; Music: John Kander; Lyrics: Fred Ebb)
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    Pretty Lady (from Pacific Overtures, 1976; Music & Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim)
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    Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? (from New Americana, 1932; Music: Jay Gorney; Lyrics: E.Y. Harburg)
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    Love, Unrequited, Robs Me of My Rest (The Nightmare Song) (from Iolanthe, 1882; Music: Sir Arthur Sullivan; Lyrics: W.S. Gilbert)
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    No More (from Into the Woods, 1987; Music & Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim)
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    Me and My Shadow (from Harry Delmar’s Revels, 1927; Music: Al Jolson & Dave Dreyer; Lyrics: Billy Rose)
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    No One Is Alone (from Into the Woods, 1987; Music & Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim)
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    Sonny Boy (from The Singing Fool, 1928; Music & Lyrics: Al Jolson, B.G. DeSylva, Lew Brown, Ray Henderson)
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    Rock-a-Bye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody (from Sinbad, 1918; Music: Jean Schwartz; Lyrics: Sam M. Lewis & Joe Young)
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    And the Band Played On (1895; Music: John F. Palmer; Lyrics: Charles B. Ward)
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    Marie (1974; Music & Lyrics: Randy Newman)
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    Once upon a Time (from All American, 1962; Music: Charles Strouse; Lyrics: Lee Adams)
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    Anyone Can Whistle (from Anyone Can Whistle, 1964; Music & Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim)
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    Soliloquy (from Carousel, 1945; Music: Richard Rodgers; Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II)
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    I’ll Be Seeing You (from Right This Way, 1938; Music: Sammy Fain; Lyrics: Irving Kahal)
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    There’s a Rainbow ’Round My Shoulder (from The Singing Fool, 1928; Music & Lyrics: Al Jolson, Billy Rose, Dave Dreyer)
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    Top Hat, White Tie, and Tails (from Top Hat, 1935; Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin)
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    Puttin’ On the Ritz (from Puttin’ On the Ritz, 1928; Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin)
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    Alexander’s Ragtime Band (from Friars Frolics of 1911; Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin)
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    Swanee (from Sinbad, 1918; Music: George Gershwin; Lyrics: Irving Caesar)
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    My Mammy (from Sinbad, 1918; Music: Walter Donaldson; Lyrics: Joe Young & Sam Lewis)
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    Handful of Keys (from Ain’t Misbehavin’; Music: Thomas “Fats” Waller, 1930; Lyrics: Richard Maltby, Jr. & Murray Horwitz, 1978)
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    Pennies from Heaven (from Pennies from Heaven, 1936; Music: Arthur Johnston; Lyrics: Johnny Burke – Paul Ford, piano)
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    Credits Mandy Patinkin

    Vocals: Mandy Patinkin

    The Band:
    Violins: Suzanne Ornstein, Concertmistress; Marilyn Reynolds, Joanna Jenner, John Connelly, Marti Sweet, Dale Stuckenbruck, Francine Post, Robert Chausow, Ron Oakland, Laura Corcos, Gayle Dixon, Robert Lawrence, Ann Leathers, Diane Bruce
    Extra Violins: Susan Shumway, Ann Labin, Martha Caplin, Yeugenia Strenger, Regis Iandiorio, Al Rogers, Nineko Yajima, Martin Agee, Carol Pool, Katherine Livolsi
    Violas: Karl Bargen, Paul Yarbrough, Maxine Roach, Clare Bergman
    Extra Violas: Al Brown, Richard Spencer, Peter Dimitriades
    Cellos: Clay Ruede, Zella Terry, David Bakamjian
    Extra Cellos: Scott Ballantyne, Frederick Zlotkin
    Bass: Joseph Bongiorno, John Beal
    Reeds: Les Scott, John Moses, Marsha Heller, Charles Millard, John Campo
    Extra Winds: Linda Ganus, Ron Roseman, Robert Botti, William Scribner, Mitchell Weiss
    French Horns: Ronald Sell, Richard Hagen
    Extra Horns: Joe Anderer, Ann Yarbrough, Jerry Peel
    Trumpets: David Gale, Wilmer Wise, Lowell Hershey
    Trombones: John Gale, Bruce Bonvissuto, Dean Plank
    Tuba: Steve Johns, Tony Price
    Guitar: Scott Kuney
    Drums: Michael Berkowitz
    Percussion: Bob Ayers, Joseph Passaro
    Extra Percussion: Dave Carey, Jim Saporito
    Harp: Beth Schwartz-Robinson
    Piano: Paul Ford, Tom Fay
    Harmonica: Robert Bonfiglio
    Orchestra Contractor: Michael Berkowitz

    Conductor and Musical Director: Paul Gemignani
    Orchestrations by William D. Brohn (tracks 2, 3, 6, 8, 11–15) and Luther Henderson (tracks 1, 4, 5, 7, 10, 16–23)

    For sources and authorship see Tracking

    Reviews for this Album

    Review

    Tue, 08/30/2011 - 20:43 — Snowysdad

    I love this album. Mandy Patinkin as a solo singer is not to everyone's taste, in fact Gerard Allesandrino, creator of Forbidden Broadway lampooned him with Somewhat Overindulgent to the tune of Over the Rainbow. I personally love the intensity he brings. I had been dying to see him live for a long time, when I finally got the chance, at the Van Wezel Center in Sarasota Fl. We were there early and got to watch Mandy warm up on the stage, via the video intercom system. He paced the stage like a wound up spring, all the while playing with a Yo Yo. So very much like his intense stage personna that night. I hoped he would sing a lot of Sondheim, which he does so well, and he did. I love this album, and I hope others will too.