Carousel revival cast album CD to be released on July 13, 2018 by Craft Recordings
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D4ZWCMB/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_iFmbBb9MVHAGC
Track listing:
The Carousel Waltz
Mister Snow
If I Loved You
June Is Bustin' Out All Over
Mister Snow - Reprise
When The Children Are Asleep
Blow High, Blow Low
Soliloquy
This Way A Real Nice Clambake
What's The Use Of Wond'rin'?
You'll Never Walk Alone
The Highest Judge Of All
Ballet
Finale: You'll Never Walk Alone - Reprise
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/16/11
No "You're A Queer One, Julie Jordan"??
Emmaloucbway said: "No "You're A Queer One, Julie Jordan"??"
That’s usually part of Mr. Snow on some different cast album versions of the show.
I hope this sounds good. The artwork is beautiful.
Thank goodness they're using the show artwork; nothing against Joshua Henry being front/center on the Playbill, but the art for this show is just so gorgeous.
GeorgeandDot said: "I hope this sounds good. The artwork is beautiful."
Still confused why they're using the artwork for the marquee, promotional materials, and even the cast album, but not the frigging playbill. The cherry on top of a horrific production.
I kind of like that it’s the same layout/shape of the Dolly recording. I would have loved a more complete recording of this, though, like a PS Classics-type with dialogue and extended sequences, play outs, etc. I sometimes wish that for any recording. But I’m glad we get a recording at all.
I see they're advertising the CD at the link the OP posted--any idea if there'll be a digital download and/or vinyl release?
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/16/11
jacobsnchz14 said: "Emmaloucbway said: "No "You're A Queer One, Julie Jordan"??"
That’s usually part of Mr. Snow on some different castalbumversions of the show."
Ohhh, right! Hopefully it will be the same with this album.
The Playbill is so awful, you would think they would have changed it to match their gorgeous artwork. What was even the point of it anyways if they were not going to put it on the most important thing (physically) you leave with?
Track list gets pretty short when you cut 3 numbers from the show.
^^^ WORD
Leading Actor Joined: 5/6/16
The extra time will be used to perform less songs
The orchestrations sound very lovely on the recording. I was worried this might be like the Dolly recording from last season, but I find this livelier.
I enjoyed Henry and Mueller's 'If I Loved You' a lot more on the recording than I did in the production, though I did see it very early in previews when there were a bunch of complaints about their chemistry.
Where did you listen to it?
GeorgeandDot said: "Where did you listen to it?"
It's out digitally in some countries, had an international friend nab it for me.
Edit: Here's a link to listen to previews, for anyone interested https://itunes.apple.com/au/album/rodgers-hammersteins-carousel-2018-broadway-cast-recording/1391405459
Featured Actor Joined: 12/31/69
Listening to the album now. Sounds wonderful. Very disappointed that you can’t get the Ballet on the digital copy.... I don’t know why that is the way that it is. I was really looking forward to hearing the orchestra play that piece.
Featured Actor Joined: 12/31/69
Update: The album is on Spotify and the Ballet is included. Orchestra sounds beautiful!
People are going to listen to this album for years, having not seen the production, and not believe me I tell them how abysmal this production was to sit through.
Because the album really is gorgeous.
Also
Here's the Spotify link
https://open.spotify.com/album/4m8Gq0cbMFRgODTAzGUcPG?si=ZINO6LKyR-6kaJUba5-Vag
Broadway Star Joined: 5/15/11
Having only seen Jessie in Beautiful and Waitress, I am so Impressed at how lyrical and gorgeous her voice sounds singing these songs. What a versatile talent she is.
Broadway Star Joined: 12/31/69
Some of the accents during the dialogue on this album.... yikes. It’s so harsh.
ND_2000 said: "Some of the accents during the dialogue on this album.... yikes. It’s so harsh."
It's worse in the theatre. There was no need for anyone to be performing in anything that wasn't a standard America dialect. It added nothing to this production. It was only a major distraction.
Lindsay Mendez's "Mister Snow"... OMG. Like a light, beautiful breath of fresh air. I predicted that this production, while awful on stage, would lend way to a great cast recording. So far, I'm right.
It would actually be a mostly enjoyable recording if it weren't for the cut songs. Overall, I still prefer the 1994 recording with Audra McDonald even though that production cut "Highest Judge of All." Maybe one day we'll get a revival with all of the songs.
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