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More Broadway's Greatest Love Songs

Search: Try To Remember- Jerry Orbach
by: Various Artists

Release Date January 29, 2002
this is a wonderful and eclectic mix of songs from Broadway- some fascinating, others just very interesting, all delightful

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The Fantasticks (1960 Original Off-off Broadway Cast)

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by: Original Off Broadway Cast

Release Date October 17, 1990
What a treat to hear that piano begin another "Fantastick" review of romance and the ongoing battle between teens and their parents. Jerry Orback's invitation to "remember" aways anchors me to the joys of my life.

CD-Charts Position 3
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The Fantasticks

Search: Try To Remember- Jerry Orbach
from: That's Entertainment

Release Date April 29, 2003
What a treat to hear that piano begin another "Fantastick" review of romance and the ongoing battle between teens and their parents. Jerry Orback's invitation to "remember" aways anchors me to the joys of my life.

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Ultimate Broadway

Search: Try To Remember- Jerry Orbach
by: Various Artists

Release Date June 30, 1998
A great compilation of Broadway hits with original performances that will be enjoyed again and again.

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The Fantasticks (1960 Original Off-off-Broadway Cast)

Search: Try To Remember- Jerry Orbach
by: Harvey Schmidt, Tom Jones

Release Date October 25, 1990
What a treat to hear that piano begin another "Fantastick" review of romance and the ongoing battle between teens and their parents. Jerry Orback's invitation to "remember" aways anchors me to the joys of my life.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Love Song (Broadway Compilation)

Search: Try To Remember- Jerry Orbach
by: Various Artists

Release Date January 28, 2003
The entire CD is excellent and I do recommend it, however on the "Try To Remember" track from the "Fantasticks" most definitely sounds more like Ed Ames than Jerry Orbach. I have heard Jerry Orbach sing and he sang beautifully. But there are differences in their voices and I believe someone is trying to pass off an Ed Ames recording and saying it is sung by Orbach. Anyone agree? I'd like to hear different views. By the way, Ed Ames performed in "Fantasticks" for quite a while. His performance was one of his best.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Vol. 4-American Musical Theater

Search: Try To Remember- Jerry Orbach
by: Various Artists

Release Date February 11, 1994
The entire CD is excellent and I do recommend it, however on the "Try To Remember" track from the "Fantasticks" most definitely sounds more like Ed Ames than Jerry Orbach. I have heard Jerry Orbach sing and he sang beautifully. But there are differences in their voices and I believe someone is trying to pass off an Ed Ames recording and saying it is sung by Orbach. Anyone agree? I'd like to hear different views. By the way, Ed Ames performed in "Fantasticks" for quite a while. His performance was one of his best.

CD-Charts Position 8
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The 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Broadway

Search: Try To Remember- Jerry Orbach
from: Hip-O Records

Release Date June 20, 2006
This cd has a good variety of songs, but chooses some rather obscure numbers to put on a best of broadway cd. It goes from such well-known undeniable classics as "The Impossible Dream" to little-known songs that could not even be called the best in their own plays, such as "There's a Small Hotel" and "Whatever Lola Wants". Even "You Can't Get a Man with a Gun", which is definitely a classic song, is also obviously not by any measure the best song in the amazing play, Annie, Get Your Gun. So, it is a good cd with a decent variety, but its strange inclusions and gaping omissions make it a very inadequate representation of the best of broadway.