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Annie Get Your Gun - Vocal Score The vocal score of 14 songs from the Irving Berlin-penned and Rodgers and Hammerstein-produced Broadway musical. Includes: Anything You Can Do * Colonel Buffalo Bill * Doin' What Comes Natur'lly * The Girl That I Marry * I Got Lost in His Arms * I Got the Sun in the Morning * I'm a Bad, Bad Man * I'm an Indian Too * Indian Dance (Annie Get Ur Gun) * My Defenses Are Down * An Old Fashioned Wedding * There's No Business like Show Business * They Say It's Wonderful ...

Actors: Betty Hutton, Howard Keel, Louis Calhern, J. Carrol Naish, Edward Arnold

Betty Hutton played Annie with Howard Keel (making his movie debut) as Frank Butler and Benay Venuta as Dolly Tate. Frank Morgan was originally cast as Buffalo Bill Cody but after filming the movie's opening production number, "Colonel Buffalo Bill", he unexpectedly died. Morgan was replaced by Louis Calhern. Originally, Judy Garland had been cast in the title role, and recorded all of her songs and worked for two months under Busby Berkeley's direction. She was forced to leave the production because...

Member Rating: Judy Garland was originally slated to star in MGM's film version of Irving Berlin's Annie Get Your Gun, but she was forced to pull out of the production due to illness (recently discovered out-takes reveal a gaunt, dazed Garland, obviously incapable of completing her duties). She was replaced by Betty Hutton who, once she overcame the resentment of her co-workers, turned in an excellent performance--perhaps the best of her career. Hutton is of course cast as legendary sharpshooter...

Annie Get Your Gun [Original Soundtrack] [Bonus Tracks] by Original Soundtrack on CD The movie version of Annie Get Your Gun, coming four years after the opening of the wildly successful 1946 Broadway musical, was a reasonable Hollywood transfer. Typically, a third of the songs were dropped -- no "I Got Lost in His Arms," "I'll Share It All With You," "I'm a Bad, Bad Man," "Moonshine Lullaby," or "Who Do You Love, I Hope?" But ten numbers remained, among them the show's best-known songs -- "Doin...

Includes lyric book and a compact disc containing a complete performance with soloists, then performed again with accompaniments only, minus the soloist(s).

Decca Records had the original Broadway cast album for the 1946 musical Annie Get Your Gun , starring Ethel Merman and Ray Middleton; MGM Records put out the soundtrack album for the 1950 film version of the show starring Betty Hutton and Howard Keel, and Capitol Records released the soundtrack to the 1957 TV broadcast starring Mary Martin and John Raitt. But Columbia Records did not have its own version of Irving Berlin's classic score until company president Goddard Lieberson put two of his contract...

Annie Get Your Gun autographed 8x10 photo by Tom Wopat & Bernadette Peters

Performer [Minnie, Jessie, Nellie, Little Jake ( Annie's Sisters And Brother )] - Jack And Jill Little People, The

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State-of-the-art, next-generation algorithms are used to manually remove clicks and pops. Noise Reduction is applied to the audio to remove surface noise from the vinyl record. The individual tracks are separated in preparation for being placed on the Master CD.

Annie Get Your Gun [Hallmark] by Ethel Merman on CD Though Irving Berlin came from the old school of Broadway songwriters, he was also highly adaptable. He approached his assignment as substitute for Jerome Kern (who had died suddenly) on Dorothy and Herbert Fields' musical about Annie Oakley in the spirit of integrated musicals that producers Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II had established with Oklahoma! only three years before. Berlin's songs for Annie Get Your Gun were all about character...

Oklahoma! had also established the popularity of original cast albums, and only ten days after the May 16, 1946, Broadway opening, star Ethel Merman was in a recording studio with other members of the stage production to record 12 songs from the show for release on a six-disc 78 rpm album six weeks later. (For reasons not yet explained, second leads Betty Ann Nyman and Kenny Bowers were not present, and for the recording of their duet "Who Do You Love, I Hope?," they were replaced by Robert Lenn...

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19 tracks from the musical Annie Get Your Gun! like "Colonel Buffalo Bill", "The Girl That I Marry" and "Moonshine Lullaby" on the first disc plus 19 karaoke tracks of the same songs on the second disc to practice with.

Twelve songs from this Irving Berlin favorite, which won the 1999 Tony Award for Best Musical Revival. Includes: Anything You Can Do * Doin' What Comes Natur'lly * The Girl That I Marry * I Got Lost in His Arms * I Got the Sun in the Morning * I'll Share It All with You * Moonshine Lullaby * My Defenses Are Down * An Old Fashioned Wedding * There's No Business Like Show Business * They Say It's Wonderful * You Can't Get a Man with a Gun.