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Essential Broadway

Search: Hey There- from "The Pajama Game" John Raitt
from: Sony Classics

Release Date April 03, 2007

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Broadway Legend

Search: Hey There- from "The Pajama Game" John Raitt
by: John Raitt

Release Date September 19, 1995
Later in his life, John Raitt used to joke that at one time his daughter Bonnie would typically be introduced as John Raitt's daughter, but after a while he found himself being introduced as Bonnie's dad. If there's a hint of melancholy in that otherwise wry observation, it's only made more poignant in this recording. One wonders if this album, his recording swan song as it were, would have even been made if Bonnie had not achieved phenomenal success in the late `80s (and relatively late in her own career, come to think of it). The fact that three of the tracks consist of father-daughter duets suggests that the powers that be at Angel Records were at least intrigued by the prospect of having the multi-Grammy winning and multi-platinum ... Read More:

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Broadway - The American Musical (PBS Series)

Search: Hey There- from "The Pajama Game" John Raitt
from: Sony

Release Date October 19, 2004
Of course there should have been much more. I remember there been a Metropolian Opera series called CAST ALBUMS- 100 YEARS that was put out for a limited time only and had like five volumes.
As Peter Filichia noted they left out SHE LOVES ME, BRIGADOON and SWEENEY TODD. Also nothing from PACIFIC OVERTURES, BIG RIVER, CHESS, CRAZY FOR YOU, JEKYLL & HYDE, TITANIC, THE SCARLET
PIMPERNEL, FOOTLOOSE- THE MUSICAL, THE FULL MONTY, URINTOWN...
But they couldn't have put it all. I would have done without Lee Remick's
"Anyone Can Whistle", because the show was a flop. I guess because it was Sondheim's first "serious" show...