Sample every track from the Original Broadway Cast Recording of the smash hit musical Wicked.

All Shook Up (Original Broadway Cast).

The Original Broadway Cast Recording ‎– All Shook Up Sampler. Label: BMG Strategic Marketing Group ‎– HEMJ-69828-2. Format: CD, Sampler, Promo. Country: US. Released

Part of the post-Mama Mia wave of Broadway musicals built around well-known pop/rock tunes, All Shook Up constructs a nostalgic story around the hits of Elvis Presley. The idea of the musical makes sense: Elvis not only is the King of Rock & Roll, a lot of his '60s films weren't too far removed from the neutered, silly fluff of this nonsensical tale of mismatched lovers and rebellion in a nowhere town in 1955.

Bonnie & Clyde (Original Broadway Cast Recording). Don Black & Frank Wildhorn. The Wedding Singer (Original Broadway Cast Recording). Original Broadway Cast of The Wedding Singer. The Addams Family (Soundtrack from the Musical). Big Fish (Original Broadway Cast Recording). The Wild Party (Original Off-Broadway Cast Recording). Original Off-Broadway Cast of The Wild Party.

Hair is a 1968 cast recording of the musical Hair on the RCA Victor label. and 'Easy to Be Hard.

If you like Broadway, Elvis, or Cheyenne Jackson get this album. Its full of great fun music. All the songs are interesting arrangements of classic Elvis Presley hits. While I haven't yet seen the musical "All Shook Up" (a fall trip to NYC is planned) this CD of the original Broadway cast is outstanding. It's full of energy and joy while at the same time tugs at the heartstrings. The musicality of the vocalists is superb.

Whoop-Up (Original Broadway Cast Recording). Released by Stage Door Jul 2010 17 Tracks. attr("src", $('. de tp.

The Hamilton cast recording was executive produced by Black Thought and ?uestlove of the Roots, who know maybe better than anyone the intricacies of presenting hip hop over live instrumentation successfully. These are, however, still very much showtunes. An audience for musical theater comes to hear a story first and foremost (they bury the backing musicians in a pit, for goodness sakes) and the songs of Hamilton work to that end with every bar, even when seamlessly formatted for storyline, as in the case of the show’s freestyle battles by way of cabinet debates.