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Move Over Darling

Search: Theres No Business Like Show Business- Ensemble
by: Doris Day

Release Date April 21, 1997
Bear Family preceded this box with three others of similar superior quality in both performance and presentation. Shame Doris stopped recording in 1967, it would be a joy to hear her take on ballads of more modern times. One of the purest voices of any genre.

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Move Over Darling

Search: Theres No Business Like Show Business- Ensemble
by: Doris Day

Release Date May 06, 1997
Bear Family preceded this box with three others of similar superior quality in both performance and presentation. Shame Doris stopped recording in 1967, it would be a joy to hear her take on ballads of more modern times. One of the purest voices of any genre.

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Broadway - The American Musical (PBS Series)

Search: Theres No Business Like Show Business- Ensemble
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...