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1. Prelude Act One
2. I’m Like the Bluebird
3. Me and My Town
4. Me and My Town (Playoff)
5. Miracle Song
6. Miracle Song (Playoff)
7. Pumping Music
8. Step Up Brethren and Sisters
9. Now Point One (Fay’s Monologue)
10. There Won’t Be Trumpets
11. Excuse Me,Äö Hapgood’s Entrance
12. Simple
13. Finale Act One
14. Prelude Act Two
15. A-1 March
16. The Lady from Lourdes
17. Come Play Wiz Me
18. You’re My Downfall
19. Anyone Can Whistle
20. A Parade In Town
21. A Parade In Town (Playoff)
22. Everybody Says Don’t
23. Don’t Ballet
24. Prelude Act 3
25. Stop the Miracle…
26. I’ve Got You To Lean On
27. All Right Doctor Who’s Loony…?” (Mob Music)
28. Ingrates Traitors n (Miracle Rebirth)
29. See What It Gets You
30. The Cookie Chase
31. It’s an Old Game (Bluebird Incidental 1)
32. With So Little To Be Sure Of
33. With So Little To Be Sure of (Incidental)
34. Where Are You Running? (Bluebird Incidental 2)
35. Now Point One
36. Finale Ultimo
37. Curtain Call
38. Exit Music

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Original Studio Cast – Anyone Can Whistle: First Complete Recording Lending her endorsement to the recording is The Stephen Sondheim Society’s founding member Julia McKenzie. She spoke to the Society about her role in the show and had this to say: Bravo John Yap! You’ve taken on this crazy show and made a terrific job of it. At the time it was recorded, I believe everyone concerned with it’s production knew they were doing something special. And now, twenty years later, it has emerged triumphant. For my part, I’m only sorry I never had a chance to do Cora on stage. Retrospectively, it was a joy to record, and if I may say, somewhat smugly, I think I did an OK job. And there can be no better a time to release such a zany, political satire than in the current climate, when the inmates do indeed appear to be running the asylum. This, according to Yap, has been part of his impetus to release the recording – that and, courtesy of Covid-19, having the last six months locked up at home, giving him the chance to finally put the finishing touches to the album. And if there is any justice in this corrupt world of fake news, quarantines, asylum-running-lunatics and dark theatres, I could really see the release of this album being an impetus to bring this flawed masterpiece back to the stage or at least inspiring a concert version in it’s full glory. The First Complete Recording of Sondheim legendary Musical