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Here are some suggestions if you'd like to create your own D.C. Anderson CD by category!
Standards:
I'm Confessin'
I Haven't Time to Be a Millionaire
I'm Stepping Out With a Memory
What a Little Moonlight Can Do
They Say it's Wonderful
Waiting for the Train to Come In
Mississippi Mud
Second Time Around
You're Driving Me Crazy
Get Out and Get Under the Moon
Fly Me to the Moon
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Folk Songs:
Blue Summer Day
Box of Visions
Jury Duty Girlfriend
Please Let's Not Even Say Hello
Humming Chorus
Arrow
Sandy Lysaght's Ma
Winter Song
Fixed-Up Heart
I Am Still |
Comic Songs:
Music to Operate By
Maury
God Loves the Irish
Potato
Is it Peace or Is it Prozac
Chocolate is Fine
Human Fondue
Would You Let Me
You Should Be Ashame-ed
Not For the Squeamish
How's Your Little Act?
Cow Imagination
Jury Duty Girlfriend
Sandy Lysaght's Ma
Pajamas
Flintstones |
Ballads:
75 Septembers
After the Funeral
I Leave in Doubt
Please Let's Not Even Say Hello
Madison Laughs
More Than I Can Bear/Let Me Steal Your Heart
Beyond the Lights
Something Simple
Mrs Donaldson
Song for Sarajevo
Sister Clarissa
Paralyzed
From the Heart
Bonnie Portmore
Sad Man
Hard This Goodbye
Dear Mother
Soon After Christmas
Fly Me to the Moon
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i am still
"Anderson offers folk fans his breathaking voice backed beautifully by guitar and piano. The songs on 'i am still' are intense with intimacy, both lyrically and vocally."
-- Sing Out Magazine Spring 2007
"buoyed by D.C.'s delightful sense of humor and his distinctive performance style." -- Gregg Shapiro San Francisco Bay Area Reporter
Click here for George Quick's blog entry about D.C.'s CD 'i am still'
Click here to read Roy Zimmerman's blog entry about 'i am still'
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1. i am still (4:25) DCA, Steven Landau
2. jury duty girlfriend (2:28) DCA, Ritt Henn
3. madison laughs (3:36) DCA, Roy Zimmerman
4. i least expect you now (2:24) DCA, BL
5. have fun (2:27) DCA, Elizabeth Doyle
6. sad man (3:56) DCA, Roy Zimmerman
7. maury (2:16) DCA, David Robison
8. hard this goodbye (2:45) DCA, Geoff Packard
9. the visit (1:25) DCA, Steven Landau
10. house of grieving (2:21) DCA, David Robison
11. dear mother (2:41) DCA, BL
12. sandy lysaght's ma (2:34) DCA, Geoff Packard
13. hello nancy, goodbye ron (3:06) DCA, Roy Zimmerman
14. at last (2:37) DCA, Elizabeth Doyle
15. fixed-up heart (2:49) DCA, Steven Landau
acoustic piano: Steven Landau, David Robison
acoustic guitar: Geoff Packard, Gantt Kushner
"With a lack of artifice, D.C. has written and sings the lyrics about the challenges of successful couplehood in the serious "Sad Man" and "Hard This Goodbye." On a lighter note, cupcakes with sprinkles are sprinkled into a mix of childhood memories in "Sandy Lysaght's Ma." Reflections on grief and loss make this a more downbeat collection than is typical of D.C.'s work, but his funnybone is not entirely absent..
"Hello Nancy, Goodbye Ron" is a genuinely touching song about his reaction to the death of President Reagan, as D.C. found himself responding to the humanity and history beyond the politics. Like the songs here about the loss of his mother, it's cathartic but with restraint and craft. Wisely, he ends the CD on a strong note of hope with "Fixed Up Heart" wherein he exults, "Found a way out of my sadness/ Found a path that leads to start... In his light and quirky songs, his observations and wit are both sharp. He imagines what a baby might be thinking as his paternity is determined thanks to DNA and the producers of tabloid TV in "Maury"; it's clever and funny, but also has an underlying social commentary. There's a theatricality in the way he sets up and sings his story-songs...D.C. Anderson's voice is one that's pleasing in his role as a singer and thought-provoking in his role as lyricist." — Rob Lester Talkin' Broadway.com 9/14/06
"The title track from D.C. Anderson’s latest release starts on a somber note. Just piano and his made-for-musical-theater voice singing of “thistles where there once was grass.” But listen for a moment and hear the acoustic guitar add delicate touches as Anderson fleshes out a story of an abandoned hotel—from the hotel’s point of view. The unusual perspective coupled with the sonic sparseness of the song proves quite refreshing.
The rest of the album offers equal parts comedy and drama. From the hilarious “Jury Duty Girlfriend” (“How long can she resist? I’m the only guy who’s single, let’s turn this trial into a tryst”) to the moving “Sad Man,” written after the death of his mother, Anderson paints pictures that you’ll want to keep hanging in your mind. "— Mare Wakefield Performing Songwriter Magazine November 2006 issue
A balladeer and folk singer as well as actor and writer, D.C. Anderson’s work embodies the best of the coffee-shop 1960s with a healthy dose of contemporary angst thrown in for good measure. Eccentric without being inaccessible and heartfelt without being pretentious, Anderson’s lyrics have made him a favorite for years and I Am Still, his most recent release, will only enhance that popularity.
Anderson has a lovely voice that soars with throbbing intensity. On ballads, like the haunting Madison Laughs with music by Roy Zimmerman, his gentle, whispering delivery will bring a lump to your throat, while on silly ditties like Jury Duty Girlfriend, a delicious ode to jury-duty-infatuation written in collaboration with Ritt Henn, his natural flair for the comedic and absurd comes shining through. Many songs on I Am Still are reflections on, and meditations about, the loss of his mother and Anderson’s delivery rings with an authenticity that’s piercing in its sadness.
If you haven’t discovered D.C. Anderson, I Am Still is an excellent place to start. — David Hurst, Cabaret Scenes Magazine March 2007
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Ballad
Listen and Order
"D.C.
Anderson gives the cabaret genre a good kick in the pants. Several
of these 11 original songs sound like unearthed classics from the
Great American Songbook ("I Don't Know My Way Around a Dream").
Anderson can emote with the best but does so sparingly, balancing
the drama with Tom Lehrer-style humor." -- Mark Davis,
The Advocate
Although there are some clever lyrics, BALLAD reveals the quieter
side of this prolific word-weaver. There's a lot of gold here --
listen closely." -- Stu Hamstra, Cabaret Hotline
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1. The
Bird and I (3:42) music: Stephen Randoy
2.
I Don't Know My Way Around a Dream
(3:58) music: Elizabeth Doyle
3. Chocolate
is Fine (2:01) music: D.C. and Ricklen Nobis
4.
Leave You Now (2:01) music: Carol
Hall * Daniel Music Ltd. ASCAP
5. Can't
Help But Hope (1:59) music: D.C. and Ricklen Nobis
6. It
Will Always Be Me (2:20) D.C., Roy Zimmerman and
Ricklen Nobis
7. Human
Fondue (1:55) music: Elizabeth Doyle
8. I
Can Do This (2:58) music: Steven Landau * Stevepno Music
ASCAP
9. You're
The Same (2:47) music: Stephen Randoy
10. Don't
Know (1:56) music: D.C. and Rick Snyder
11. If
You Touch Me (2:39) music: Roy Zimmerman * WaTunes BMI
I
have said it before and I'll say it again: D.C. Anderson is one
of cabaret's most eclectic of performers. Currently touring in The
Phantom of Opera as Andre, he displays the prerequisite brassy Broadway
voice when the need requires, but also possesses a subtle and supple
voice that caresses the listener with its warmth and simplicity.
While he is best known for his sly and wry way with a comic number,
his latest CD, Ballad, displays a side of Anderson that has been
on ever-increasing display. As the title implies, Ballad largely
consists of songs that deal with love, be it found, lost, or sought
after. The revelation of the album is that all the songs contain
lyrics written by Anderson.
Even
though this is a more serious album than his previous CDs, his sense
of humor continues to percolate throughout, with a few of the cuts
being full-fledged comic numbers ("Chocolate is Fine," which divulges
clinical reasons why we love the stuff, and "Human Fondue," which
gives a warning about using said substance in an erotic manner).
Other highlights include "If You Touch Me" (music by Roy Zimmerman),
a love song that is refreshing and effective in its simplicity,
and the bittersweet "Leave You Now" (music by Carol Hall). --
Jonathan Frank, Talkin' Broadway
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Collected
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1. Time
Was (2:37) Patty Larkin. Lamartine Music/Beautiful Daughter
Music.
2. I'm Confessin' (2:28) A.J.
Neiburg, Doc Dougherty, Ellis Reynolds. Bourne Co.
3. Blue Summer Day (2:05) Cheryl
Wheeler. Penrod & Higgins/Amachrist Music.
4. I Leave in Doubt (3:01) lyrics:
D.C. Anderson, music: D.C. & Lem Jay Ignacio. Davecamson Music.
5. Arrow (2:48) Cheryl Wheeler.
6. Is It Peace or Is It Prozac
(2:25) Cheryl Wheeler, Jonathan Edwards, Bob Dawson.
7. I Haven't Time to Be a Millionaire
lyrics: Johnny Burke music: James V. Monaco Santly-Joy-Select, Inc.
(1:14)
8. God Loves the Irish (2:01)
Rob Carlson Robsongs.
9. They Say It's Wonderful (3:23)
Irving Berlin. Irving Berlin Music/Williamson Music.
10. Get Out and Get Under the Moon
(1:49) Chas. Tobias, William Jerome, Larry Shay. Music by Shay,
Ched Music, Bourne Inc.
11. Flintstones (1:56) William
Hanna, Joseph Barbera. Barbera-Hanna Music.
12. Winter Song (2:25) Harry
Chapin. Story Songs Ltd./WB Music Corp.
13. I Never Said Goodbye to My Father
(1:40) Alan Chapman. Completely Baked Music.
14. Humming Chorus (2:35) Giacomo
Puccini.
15. Music To Operate By (3:57)
Christine Lavin. Christine Lavin Music.
16. Please Let's Not Even Say Hello
(2:14) Maury Yeston. Yeston Music. Ltd.
17. Beyond the Lights (2:53)
Cheryl Wheeler.
18. After the Funeral (2:40)
lyrics: D.C. Anderson, music by D.C. and Steven Landau.
19. Box of Visions (3:06) Tom
Russell Frontera Music
20. Something Simple (3:11)
(Mary Huckins) Wind Over Dakota
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all
is calm, all is bright
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1. Are
You Burning, Little Candle (3:47) by Jane Siberry; arr:
Rick Snyder; piano: Steven Landau
2. Three Wishes for Christmas
(1:39) words by Stephen Sondheim, music by Jule Styne; piano: Lem
Jay Ignacio
3. Christmas Island at Christmas Time
(1:40) lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, music by Mary Rodgers; bass:
Ritt Henn
4. Silent Night (3:28) lyrics
by Joseph Mohr, music by Franz Gruber; addŐl vocals: Claudia Anderson,
Jim J. Bullock; guitar and arr. by Roy Zimmerman; oboe: Kathy Robinson;
previously released on Cabaret Noel: A Broadway Cares Christmas;
used by permission.
5. Infant Holy (1:23) Polish
carol arranged by Craig S. Kingsbury
6. Winter, Fire and Snow (1:00)
by Brendan Graham and MacDara Woods
7. When a Child is Born (1:40)
by Roy Zimmerman; piano: Lem Jay Ignacio
8. Dickens Carolers (2:34) lyrics
and arr. by Richard Gray; addŐl vocalists Wren Harrington, Steven
Landau, Melody Rubie
9. A Marshmallow World (2:11)
lyrics by Carl Sigman, music by Peter De Rose; piano: Lem Jay Ignacio
10. Up on a Mayberry Housetop
(0:56) medley: Up on the Housetop by Benjamin Russell Hanby; The
FishinŐ Hole by Everett Sloane, Earle Hagen, and Herbert Spencer;
Arr. by Steve Landau; bass: Ritt Henn; whistlists: D.C. and Ritt.
11. I'm Gonna Be an Angel (2:11)
lyrics by Fred Ebb, music by John Kander; piano: Steven Landau
12. Hands (3:52) lyrics by D.C.
Anderson, music by Steven Landau; piano: Steven Landau
13. The Rest of the Year (2:36)
by David Buskin; piano: Lem Jay Ignacio
14. The UPS Bell Carol (1:34)
lyrics and arr. by Richard Gray; (Carol of the Bells by Leontovich)
additional vocals by Wren Marie Harrington, Steven Landau, Melody
Rubie
15. Department Stores Mean Christmas to
Me (2:54) words by D.C. Anderson, music by Steve Landau;
piano: Lem Jay Ignacio
16. Heaven Can't Be Far (3:23)
lyrics by Susan Birkenhead, music by Lucy Simon; guitar: Steve Bargonetti
17. O Joyful Children (2:13)
lyrics by Mary Pjerrou Huckaby, music by Lee Holdridge; piano: Lem
Jay Ignacio
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Blue
Summer Day
"A sweet
voice, masterful comic touch, beautifully sung...wonderful material!
Nice work, too, by Lem Jay Ignacio at the piano." -- Roy Sander
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Disc One
Blue Summer Day by Cheryl Wheeler
Cow Imagination by Lou and Peter Berryman
Music to Operate By by Christine Lavin
Mrs. Donaldson by D.C. Anderson and Steven Landau
I Leave in Doubt lyrics by D.C. Anderson, music by D.C. Anderson
and Lem Jay Ignacio
Song for Sarajevo by Judy Collins and the children from the
former Yugoslavia
You Should Be Ashame-ed* lyrics by D.C. Anderson, music by
Billy Philadelphia
Second Time Around by Sammy Cahn and James Van Heusen
I Haven't Time to Be a Millionaire lyrics by Johnny Burke,
music by James V. Monaco
Potato music traditional, words by Cheryl Wheeler
Flintstones Lyrics by William Hanna and Joe Barbera, music
by Hoyt Curtin
I'm Stepping Out With a Memory by Herber t Magidson and Allie
Wrubel
More Than I Can Bear by Julia Fordham/Let Me Steal Your
Heart by Bruce Roberts
So This is Goodbye by Stina Nordenstam
Box of Visions by Tom Russell
Disc Two
How's Your Little Act lyrics by D.C. Anderson and music by
Billy Philadelphia
Is it Peace Or Is it Prozac by Cheryl Wheeler, Jonathan Edwards
and Bob Dawson
God Bless Fern Davidson by D.C. Anderson and Ritt Henn
Whoever Gets Me* lyrics by D.C. Anderson, music by Jeff Rizzo
Soon After Christmas* by Stina Nordenstam
Not for the Squeamish* lyrics by D.C. Anderson, music by
Albert Hague
God Loves the Irish by Rob Carlson
Parade lyrics by D.C. Anderson, music by Stephen Randoy
Paul lyrics by D.C. Anderson, music by Rick Snyder
The Valley by Jane Siberry
Get Out and Get Under the Moon by Chas. Tobias, William Jerome,
Larry Shay
Would You Let Me* by Roy Zimmerman
Waiting for You lyrics by D.C. Anderso, music by D.C. Anderson
and Rick Snyder
Letter lyrics by D.C. Anderson, music by D.C. Anderson and
Lem Jay Ignacio
The River by Alaric Jans
Bonus Track:
Department Stores Mean Christmas To Me |
CREDITS
Lem Jay Ignacio, Piano
Ritt Henn, Bass
Jeff Rizzo, Piano on songs with *
Claudia Anderson, Kimberle Baxter, Ritt Henn, Guest Vocals |
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review from Don Heckman, The Los Angeles Times:
"D.C. Anderson
has a voice that seems adaptable to every purpose. His BLUE SUMMER
DAY manages to put him in every imaginable musical circumstance.
He has an affection for songs filled with off-beat humor and rich
irony. Anderson can sing a standard such as Second Time Around
with storytelling mastery and he can deliver new material with
the sort of musical understanding that is a delight to songwriters.
With 32 tracks, all of them engaging in one way or another, this
is a marvelous way to meet one of cabaret's compelling performers."
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Note:
To download sound clips, Mac users click on AIFF
and PC users click on WAV.
The
Box Under The Bed
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- If I Only Had a Brain
- E.Y. Harburg, Harold Arlen
- Sister Clarissa - Michael
Smith
- What a Little Moonlight
Can Do - Harry Woods
- Moonbathing - Susan
Osborn
- Orbiting Jupiter - Cheryl
Wheeler, Janis Ian [AIFF
1.4 Mb] | [WAV
374K]
- I'm Pretty Mad - D.C.
Anderson, Steve Landau
- Mississippi Mud - Harry
Barris, James Cavanaugh
- Wake Up Screaming -
Jim Lauderdale, John Leventhal
- Thinkin' of Leavin'
- Cheryl Wheeler
- Paralyzed - Roseanne
Cash
- That Lonesome Road -
James Taylor, Don Grolnick
- From the Heart - Carly
Simon
- Pajamas - Livingston
Taylor
- Featuring John McDaniel
on Piano
- New Words - Maury Yeston
- 75 Septembers - Cheryl
Wheeler
- Waiting for the Train to
Come In - Sunny Skylar, Martin Block [AIFF
1.0 Mb] | [WAV
275K]
- You're Driving Me Crazy
- Walter Donaldson
- Undecided - Sid Robin,
Charles Shavers
- Bonny Portmore - Traditional
- Featuring Claudia Anderson
- Your Father and I Have Been
Talking - D.C. Anderson, Steve Landau
- Can't Help Falling in Love
- Luigi Creatore, Hugo E. Peretti, George David Weiss
- Fly Me To The Moon -
Bart Howard
- Bird On A Wire - Leonard
Cohen
- Featuring Kimberle Baxter
- My Life - Iris DeMent
[AIFF
1.9 Mb] | [WAV
138K]
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CREDITS
Lem Jay Ignacio, Piano
Ritt Henn, Bass
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A
CD Pick of the Week from Cabaret
Hotline! Here's their review:
I always enjoy those special times of the
year when D. C. Anderson comes to New York and I can once again
enjoy his sweet, smooth vocals, his delightful songs, and his very
droll cabaret personae. D.C. always seems to have a few songs in
his show that make me laugh out loud - and a few that touch my heart.
His latest CD, "The Box Under The Bed" is a collection
of D.C.'s favorites, and many of them are my favorites as well.
With the very talented Lem Jay Ignacio at the piano, the arrangements
are simple yet eloquent, never distracting from the songs.
There are a full 23 tracks on this CD - a measure of how difficult
it must have been for Mr. Anderson to make his final selection of
favorites for this recording. Only of a few of the 23 could possibly
be called "standards." Many of them recall images of an
era past - flower children, folk music, and a time less hurried.
Some of the more lilting tunes will have you trying to sing along,
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Cabaret
Noel:
A Broadway Cares Christmas
(1993)
Conceived and produced by D.C.
Anderson, this 2 CD, 45 song recording features 2 hours of traditional
and never-before- recorded holiday songs. Recorded in the style
of a living room concert.
"***"
- USA Today
"Wonderful!" - Back Stage
"A classic! ...honest, heartfelt, and original!" - L.A.
Village View
"A delectable holiday treat!" - Show Music
MAUREEN MCGOVERN
AMANDA MCBROOM
ANDREA MARCOVICCI
KAREN BENJAMIN & ALAN CHAPMAN
BRIAN
STOKES MITCHELL
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- Christmas Eve In My Hometown
- Scott Ellis & Susan Stroman, written by Stan Zabka &
Don Upton
- Deck The Halls - Robert
Morse, Welsh carol (p.d.)
- Let It Snow! Let It Snow!
Let It Snow! - Cheryl Bentyne, words by Sammy Cahn, music
by Jule Styne
- Fast Falls The Snow
- Mary D'Arcy & Mark Jacoby, words by Mortimer Collins,
music by Polly Pen
- I Wonder As I Wander
- Maureen McGovern, Appalachian carol
- The Christmas Song/A Crazy
Christmas List - Brian Stokes
Mitchell, The Christmas
Song: Mel Torme & Robert Wells, A Crazy Christmas List:
Brian Stokes Mitchell
- What Makes Santa Run?
- Ervin Drake, written by Ervin Drake
- It's Beginning To Look Like
Christmas - Scott Bakula, written by Meredith Willson
- I'm Gonna Be An Angel
- John Kander & Fred Ebb, words by Fred Ebb, music by John
Kander
- Three Wishes For Christmas
- Carolyn Mignini, words by Stephen Sondheim, music by Jule
Styne
- One Family - Richard
Kiley, Dierdre Kiley, Sheldon Harnick, Margery Harnick, words
by Sheldon Harnick, music by Michel Legrand
- For You - Michele Brourman,
words by Janis Cercone, music by Michele Brourman
- Mele Kalikimaka - The
Cast of Forever Plaid, written by Alex Anderson
- Winter Wonderland -
The Cast of Forever Plaid, words by Dick Smith, music by Felix
Bernard
- I'll Be Home For Christmas
- Karen Ziemba, written by Buck Ram, Walter Kent & Kim Gannon
- O Holy Night - Holly
Near & Brian Green, words by J.S. Dwight, music by Adolphe
Adam, new lyrics by Holly Near
- Once Upon A Christmas Time
- Nikki Rene, words by David Cady, music by Steve Marzullo
- Jingle Bells - BETTY,
written by J. Pierpont (p.d.)
- Surabaya Santa - Kristine
Zbornik, written by Jason Robert Brown & Kristine Zbornik
- All I Want For Christmas
Is You - Amanda McBroom & George Ball, words by Amanda
McBroom, music by Tom Snow
- Star Of Wonder - The
Arlettes, written by Terre Roche
- O Little Town Of Bethlehem
- Melba Moore, words by Phillips Brooks, music by Lewis H. Redner
- Silent Night - D.C.
Anderson, Claudia Anderson & Jim J. Bullock, words by Joseph
Mohr, music by Franz Grźber
- Santa Took The Subway
- Anthony Crivello, written by Anthony Crivello
- Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer
- David Staller, written by Johnny Marks, additional dialogue
by David Staller
- The Perfect Christmas Eve
- Roslyn Kind, written by Dale Gonyea
- Merry Christmas, Darling
- Davis Gaines, written by Frank Pooler & Richard Carpenter
- Do Your Chirstmas Lovin'
Early - Portia Nelson & William Roy, written by Portia
Nelson
- My Christmas Song For You
- Andrea Marcovicci, words by Furniss Peterson & Paul Francis
Webster, music by Hoagy Carmichael
- Christmas In New York
- Leslie Uggams, written by Ervin Drake
- Christmas In Beverly Hills
- Dale Gonyea, written by Dale Gonyea
- It's Christmas And We're
Jewish - Karen Benjamin & Alan Chapman, written by Alan
Chapman
- Some Children See Him
- Howard McGillin, words by Wihla Hutson, music by Alfred Burt
- What Child Is This?
- Jeff Harnar, Traditional
- Dawn Carol - Wayne Moore
and Brenda Silas Moore, words by Doris Moore, music by Wayne
Moore
- Christmas Feels Just Like
Love - Babbie Green, words and music by Babbie Green
- All Those Christmas Cliches
- Lainie Kazan, words by Lynn Ahrens, music by Stephen Flaherty
- A Tuna Story - Jaston
Williams, written by Jaston Williams
- Don't Let Gramma Cook Christmas
Dinner - Roy Zimmerman, written by Roy Zimmerman
- Remember/Toyland - K.T.
Sullivan, Remember: written by Harry Nilsson, Toyland: words
by Glen MacDonough, music by Victor Herbert
- Wishing You A Drag Queen
Christmas - B.D. Wong, words by Bill Russell, music by Janet
Hood
- The Truth About Christmas
- Alix Korey, written by David Friedman
- It Came Upon A Midnight
Clear - Karen Akers, written by Edmund Sears & Richard
H. Willis
- Have Yourself A Merry Little
Christmas - Tommy Tune, words by Hugh Martin, music by Ralph
Blane
- Christmas On Broadway
- Karen Culliver & Betty Garrett,
written by Alan Chapman
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Time
Was
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CURRENTLY OUT OF PRINT ---
(1993)
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- Time Was - Patty Larkin
- Imagine Love - Lori
Carson
- I'm Confessin' - A.J.
Neilburg, Doc Dougherty, Ellis Reynolds
- A Cock-eyed Optimist/The
Great Peace March - Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II/Holly
Near
- Featuring Claudia Anderson
- I'll Follow My Secret Heart
- Noel Coward
- They Say It's Wonderful
- Irving Berlin
- Come To My Garden -
Lucy Simon, Marsha Norman
- I Never Said Goodbye To
My Father - Alan Chapman
- Humming Chorus (Madame
Butterfly) - Giacomo Puccini
- You'll Never Know -
Harry Warren, Mack Gordon
- Please Let's Not Even Say
Hello - Maury Yeston
- Arrow - Cheryl Wheeler
- That Night - Mare Winningham
- Every Word - Tish Hinojosa
- A Dreamer's Holiday
- Kim Gannon, Mabel Wayne
- Featuring Jim J. Bullock
and Bruce Dent
- Far Away From Me - Mare
Winningham
- We're Well On Our Way
- Susan Osborn
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CREDITS
Lem Jay Ignacio, Piano
Ritt Henn, Bass
Roy Zimmerman, Guitar
Diana Parmeter, Cello |
REVIEWS
"Fresh" -- Show
Music Magazine
"...a truly unusual recording...elegant...give it a try"
-- Cabaret Hotline |
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