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Marry Me A Little (1981 Original Off-Broadway Cast)
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0078635714227
Format: Cast Recording
Label: RCA Victor Broadway
Manufacturer: RCA Victor Broadway
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: RCA Victor Broadway
Release Date: February 20, 1990
Studio: RCA Victor Broadway
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Well..
The songs are hard to find, but the recording is mediocre. These people are not the greatest vocal talents in the world, and ocassionally they come off harsh. Then there is the piano. Some of these songs are quite energetic, and the piano does not do them justice. It is really quite boring sometimes. There are some high points though. "The Girls of Summer", "Bang", "Saturday Night", and the title song. Buy it you are a Sondheim completeist, or a fan who likes the obscure ... Read More
Rating:  - Sparkles with Sondheim!
One of the greatest Sondheim musicals of all time! I recommend this to any lover of the great Stephen Sondheim.
A never-ending track list of his greatest, rare numbers with a gentle, soothing and lulling piano accompianent. Although some here have complained about only the piano, I believe it makes the album even better than some of his others. You can actually enjoy the rhapsody of a piano and a singer without the overpowering orchestra in musicals like SWEENEY TODD. Sometimes a piano and a singer ... Read More
Rating:  - Charming Early Sondheim
Judging by previous reviewers, this seems to be a very under-appreciated CD. Yes, the piano accompaniment can be a little off-putting at first (especially in the more densely harmonic songs like "Silly People"), this CD is still worth buying for the beauty of these songs. So Craig Lucas isn't a top-notch singer/actor. His voice is certainly pleasant enough, and I love his "Uptown/Downtown" and "Happily Ever After." Suzanne Henry is also more than acceptable, shining on "So Many People" and "Can That Boy Fox ... Read More
Rating: - Any Sondheim is Good Sondheim
This is very good. Even though I own the 2000 cast recording of 'Saturday Night', The remaining is highly enjoyable, especially the songs cutout of 'Company'. All in all, A very good recording, despite previous reviews.
Rating: - Good songs, eh recording...
I am a huge Sondheim fan, and his songs are great...but... although this show was a good concept, the lack of orchestra or even more inspired singers makes his songs fall a little flat. They're brilliant, especially "So Many People", "Happily Ever After", and "Two Fairy Tales", to say the least. But this recording doesn't do justice to such a genius. :P
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