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1. This is the album that Barbra Streisand was born to create, and it is possibly the finest recording of her forty year career. Barbra wisely asked Peter Matz (who had inventively arranged many of her early recordings) to arrange much of the album and serve with her as executive producer/5().

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2. The Movie Album is the thirtieth studio album by American singer Barbra Streisand, released on October 14, , by Columbia headsprininkranperscea.lukathefolpecadislectmesrikumi.infoinfol her sixtieth release with her record label, it was executively produced by Streisand and her manager, Jay Landers. A concept album, it contains twelve songs from the singer's favorite films ranging in release from to Genre: Orchestral pop.

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3. * Items below may differ depending on the release. Review Barbra Streisand is all mixed up. "Nobody's into this kind of material," a male voice warns her at the outset of The Broadway Album, on which she sings show stoppers from Company, West Side Story, Sweeney Todd, Porgy and Bess, Showboat, A Little Night Music, The King and I, Carousel and Sunday in the Park with George.

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4. Barbra Streisand's abandonment of Broadway was the worst thing that happened to the theater in the 'headsprininkranperscea.lukathefolpecadislectmesrikumi.infoinfo retreat from theater music on record was less of a loss, if only because she had tended to focus on second-rank composers and obscure songs by first-rate ones, while practically ignoring, for example, Stephen headsprininkranperscea.lukathefolpecadislectmesrikumi.infoinfo she returned to show songs in , she reversed these failings/

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5. Jan 06,  · The Ladies Who Lunch: B4: Can't Help Lovin' That Man: B5: I Love You Porgy: Barbra Streisand: The Broadway Album jazzbelly January 6, Report; One of Barbra's 85 classic and perfect albums. Although it's listed on Discogs as Rock/Soft rock it is not. It of course is Classic Pop or Show Tunes. 31 platinum 54 golds and 15 /5(28).

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6. Streisand made a triumphant return to her roots in with THE BROADWAY ALBUM. Rather than record a collection of standards with orchestral accompaniment, she instead chose to create a multi-faceted collection heavily informed by her appreciation for contemporary pop music while still remaining true to the spirit and sound of Broadway/5(75).

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7. Mar 26,  · "The Broadway Album" opens with what is arguably Ms Streisand's most definitive recording in her career, a patter song called "Putting It Together" from "Sunday in the Park with George, written by Stephen Sondheim, who revised the lyrics to fit Ms Streisand's desire to articulate in the song the endless conflict between art and commerce/5(23).

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8. Nov 05,  · Barbra Streisand had largely forsaken musical-theater-based material in favor of contemporary pop/rock for well over a decade before she decided to return to her roots on this collection. She devotes much of the album to nuanced, emotionally resonant interpretations of Stephen Sondheim material, shining especially on “Putting It Together.

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