Soundtrack Information

Cabaret - Original London Cast

Masterworks Broadway

Release Date: November 13, 2012

Formats: CD, Digital

Music From

Cabaret (1966) [Stage Musical]

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Track Listing

1.	Wilkommen (Barry Dennen) Get this album or track at:	5:01
2.	So What? (Lila Kedrova) Get this album or track at:	3:32
3.	Don't Tell Mama (Barry Dennen, Judy Dench) Get this album or track at:	4:09
4.	Telephone Song (Kevin Colson) Get this album or track at:	2:38
5.	Perfectly Marvellous (Barry Dennen, Judy Dench) Get this album or track at:	3:34
6.	Two Ladies (Barry Dennen, Maggie Goodwin, Ventia Fernandez) Get this album or track at:	2:22
7.	It Couldn't Please Me More (Pineapple) (Lila Kedrova, Peter Sallis) Get this album or track at:	3:46
8.	Tomorrow Belongs to Me (Barry Dennen) Get this album or track at:	2:21
9.	Entr'acte (Kit Kat Band) Get this album or track at:	1:48
10.	The Money Song (Barry Dennen) Get this album or track at:	2:13
11.	Why Should I Wake Up? (Kevin Colson) Get this album or track at:	2:19
12.	Married (Lila Kedrova, Peter Sallis) Get this album or track at:	2:42
13.	Meeskite (Peter Sallis) Get this album or track at:	3:34
14.	Finale Act One (Pamela Strong, Richard Owens) Get this album or track at:	1:43
15.	If You Could See Her (The Gorilla Song) (Barry Dennen) Get this album or track at:	2:53
16.	What Would You Do? (Lila Kedrova) Get this album or track at:	4:08
17.	Cabaret (Judi Dench) Get this album or track at:	4:40
18.	Finale (Cabaret Original London Cast Company) Get this album or track at:	4:06
	Total Album Time:	57:29

From the Manufacturer

The London production of Cabaret marks a number of first occasions. It is a first musical both for award-winning actress Judi Dench, starring as Sally Bowles, and for Lila Kedrova, who gained the 1967 Evening Standard Best Actress Award for her performance in The Cherry Orchard, while American Barry Dennen makes his British debut in the sensational role of the Master of Ceremonies.

Based on the play by John van Druten and stories by Christopher Isherwood, Cabaret is a dazzling picture in musical terms of the Germany that turned to Nazism, the glittering show sequences contrasting with the fleeting exhilaration and subdued undertones of lives they in turn reflect, motivate and ultimately destroy.

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