Joined: 12/31/69

My favorite song from "The Music Of Smash" is "History Is Made At Night."
Broadway Star Joined: 6/26/11
I wish Second Hand White Baby Grand made the soundtrack.
I didn't buy the album proper, I just downloaded all the original songs from itunes (16 in all I think).
Of those, Second Hand White Baby Grand is my fave.
Also love Don't Forget Me.
Let Me Be Your Star gives me tingles every time.
I'll second September Song- there is something so classy in her delivery- and what a brilliant idea to have her sing the very song that was written for her grandfather.
Merely from the series...no album or download, the snippets of Lexington and 5o-something Street. Wish I could hear the entire number. Is it on the show soundtrack...cast album...soundtrack?
I love "Let Me Be Your Star," and it worked really well the way it was done in the pilot. I also agree it'd make a good number for a Marilyn musical.
"20th Century Fox Mambo" is great too, it reminds me of "Rainbow High" from EVITA.
Still one of the most wonderfully awkward promo posters I've seen. Their expressions (particularly Ellis and Dev's) are priceless. I'd love to know what was going through the minds of those actors as they were forced by the photographer to contort into those awkward poses.
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/11/04
Swing Joined: 2/27/12
From the album, it's "The 20th Century Fox Mambo," but I liked "Lexington and 52nd Street" even more.
I also liked "Lexington and 52nd Street." It deserved a spot on the album.
I love "Let Me Be Your Star." It's easily my favorite song from the series.
Don't Say Yes Until I Finish Talking...that is when Christian Borle preforms it
A 3-Way tie between:
A Thousand and One Nights
Stand
Don't Forget Me
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