Kurt Weill: The Centennial

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Track Listing

1 Pirate Jenny - Charlotte Rae The Actors' Fund Concerts
2 I'm A Stranger Here Myself - Jodi Stevens The Actors' Fund Concerts
3 Economics - Jane A. Johnston The Actors' Fund Concerts
4 Is It Him Or Is It Me? - Pam Dawber The Actors' Fund Concerts
5 Barbara Song - Linda Purl The Actors' Fund Concerts
6 Lullaby - Kathryn Skatula, Mary VanArsdel The Actors' Fund Concerts
7 That's Him - Nancy Dussault The Actors' Fund Concerts
8 Don't Look Now - Sharon Lawrence The Actors' Fund Concerts
9 Apple Jack - Norm Lewis The Actors' Fund Concerts
10 Speak Low - Sally Kellerman The Actors' Fund Concerts
11 September Song - Rod McKuen The Actors' Fund Concerts
12 Ice Cream Sextet - Ira Denmark, Michael Devries, David Holladay, Sean Smith, Kathryn Skatula, Mary VanArsdel The Actors' Fund Concerts
13 Wouldn't You Like To Be On Broadway? - Mellisa Dye, David Holladay The Actors' Fund Concerts
14 What Good Would The Moon Be - Melissa Dye The Actors' Fund Concerts
15 It Never Was You - Hugh Panaro The Actors' Fund Concerts
16 We'll Go Away Together - Melissa Dye, Hugh Panaro The Actors' Fund Concerts
17 Tschaikowsky - Jack Noseworthy The Actors' Fund Concerts
18 The Saga Of Jenny - Carole Cook The Actors' Fund Concerts
19 Surabaya Johnny - Tim Curry The Actors' Fund Concerts
20 My Ship - Shirley Jones The Actors' Fund Concerts
21 Mack The Knife - Loretta Devine The Actors' Fund Concerts
22 Lost In The Stars - Brock Peters The Actors' Fund Concerts

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