Barbra Streisand Encore: Movie Partners Sing Broadway

The track listing


1. "At The Ballet." With Anne Hathaway and Daisy Ridley. From "A Chorus Line,"

2. "Loving You." With Patrick Wilson. From Stephen Sondheim's "Passion."

3. "Who Can I Turn To (When Nobody Needs Me)?" With Anthony Newley. From "The Roar of the Greasepaint - The Smell of the Crowd"

4. "The Best Thing That Ever Has Happened." With Alec Baldwin. From "Road Show."

5. "Any Moment Now." With Hugh Jackman. From an unproduced version of "Smile

6. "Anything You Can Do." With Melissa McCarthy. From "Annie Get Your Gun

7. "Pure Imagination." With Seth MacFarlane. Written for the motion picture WILLY WONKA AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY

8. "Take Me To The World." With Antonio Banderas. From "Evening Primrose."

9. "I'll Be Seeing You"/ "I've Grown Accustomed To Your Face." With Chris Pine. From "Right This Way"/ "My Fair Lady

10. "Climb Ev'ry Mountain." With Jamie Foxx. From "The Sound of Music



Additional Streisand tracks available on the Target deluxe edition:

1. "I Didn't Know What Time It Was." From "Too Many Girls"

2. "Not A Day Goes By." From Tony nominated "Merrily We Roll Along

3. "Fifty Percent." From "Ballroom

4. "Losing My Mind." From "Follies



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Updated On: 6/10/16 at 02:26 AM

The song list is random, the partners even more random.

So someone identified the shows of tracks 4,5,and 6. Thanks , now what is the Target Edition? and where do you get it? At Target stores everywhere?

Updated On: 6/10/16 at 06:40 AM

Probably a Gypsy teaser.

I'm not sure how I feel about At The Ballet. I hate the hijack of Maggie's final high belt. Babs should've let Anne finish it on her own.

Track 6 is ANYTHING YOU CAN DO from Annie get your Gun, with Melissa Maccarthy....

I couldn't help but laugh at 'At the Ballet', not in the best way

Updated On: 6/10/16 at 09:02 AM

That version of At The Ballet is awful, particularly Babs stealing the crescendo.

She'd be such an interesting choice for Lousie. I really hope the film pans out.

the track was painful. I feel like this album may finally be proof that she simply can't sing Gypsy (unless those rumors of her having recorded the entire score in the 1980's is true). the setup was forced and awkward, and the only one I found to be believable was Anne Hathaway (I still just think she's fantastic). Daisy was just okay I thought, though I think she could work as Louise (it's doesn't take a vocalist like Laura Benanti). Barbra was blah and her stealing part of Maggie's big moment (but not the big note since I doubt she can sing that high E anymore) was distasteful. Plus, the only thing more questionable than that track listing is her singing partners. I've loved her for many years, but this album looks like it will be The Movie Album part 2.

Looking forward to this- Loving You is a great song- know I will enjoy it. Personally I cannot wait to hear this CD.

Bettyboy72 said: " Her collaborations are vampiric in that she tries to seek out people who will raise the profile of her album. The pairings are not based in any logical realm (like seeking out real Broadway stars). Its sad she has devolved into these terrible albums. I miss the days of her choosing gorgeous songs that suit her and just singing them without hype.

And don't get me started on that cover.





Agree.



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Yes, that rumor that she "recorded the score" is so dumb. It's like someone just said it out of wishful thinking and it became true. And, how ridiclous would it look, her lip synching to tracks that were recorded 30 years ago?

That version of At the Ballet is simply atrocious. The reworked dialogue is painful. Barbra's voice, no longer like butter, sounds guttural at this point.

And, I'm sorry, but Daisy Ridley seems to have no grasp of what the song is about.

Terrible, terrible.

Updated On: 6/10/16 at 12:33 PM