Artist	Song
Bobby Short	Manhattan
from 50 by Bobby Short (1987)
Edith Piaf	La vie en rose
from The Voice of the Sparrow - The Very Best of Édith Piaf (1991)
Eartha Kitt	C'est Si Bon (It's So Good)
from Miss Kitt to You (1990)
Noel Coward	Mad Dogs and Englishmen
from A Box of British Humour (Disc B) (2006)
Liza Minnelli	Cabaret
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Liza Minnelli (2001)
Jacques Brel	Marieke
from Infiniment (2004)
Ute Lemper	Speak Low [One Touch of Venus - Arr. Robert Ziegler (1952-)]
from But One Day... (US Version) (2002)
Nancy LaMott	Blue Skies
from Beautiful Baby (2005)
Joséphine Baker	Bye Bye Blackbird
from Breezin' Along (1995)
Judy Garland	The Man That Got Away (Live)
from Judy At Carnegie Hall (2010)
Julie Wilson	I'm Still Here
from Great Cabaret Performances - Celebrating DRG Records' 25th Anniversary (2001)
Peter Allen	Quiet Please, There's a Lady On Stage
from The Very Best of Peter Allen: The Boy from Down Under (2004)
Sylvia Syms	Love Walked In
from Songs By Sylvia Syms (2005)
Mabel Mercer	Just One of Those Things
from Mabel Mercer Sings Cole Porter (2005)
Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin	Je t'aime moi non plus
from Monsieur Gainsbourg Originals (2006)
Michael Feinstein	My Romance
from Forever (2010)
Barbara Cook	He Was Too Good to Me
from Barbara Cook Sings "From the Heart" the Best of Rodgers and Hart (2004)
Charles Aznavour	Jezebel
from Classic French Songs (2008)
Marlene Dietrich	Lili Marlene
from Falling in Love Again (1998)
Bette Midler	Miss Otis Regrets
from Experience the Divine - Greatest Hits (2005)
Maurice Chevalier	Ça sent si bon la France
from Anthologie de la chanson française : 1942 (2005)
Tony Bennett	The Best Is Yet to Come
from The Ultimate Tony Bennett (2000)
Julie London	Cry Me a River (Remastered)
from The Very Best of Julie London (2006)
Michael Bublé	For Once in My Life
from Down with Love (2003)
Lena Horne	One for My Baby (And One More for the Road) [From the Movie "The Sky's the Limit")
from Bluebird's Best: The Young Star (Remastered 2002) (2002)
Mel Tormé	Heart and Soul
from A Foggy Day (2006)
Rosemary Clooney	Give Me the Simple Life
from Rosemary Clooney: Greatest Hits (1999)
Cab Calloway and His Orchestra	Minnie the Moocher (Theme Song)
from Are You Hep to the Jive? (1994)
Blossom Dearie	I Won't Dance
from Blossom Dearie (1989)
Susannah McCorkle	For All We Know
from Ballad Essentials (2006)
Linda Eder	Vienna
from Greatest Hits (2008)
Mandy Patinkin	Send In the Clowns
from Mandy Patinkin Sings Sondheim (2009)
Karen Akers	Try To Remember
from If We Only Have Love (2004)
Ann Hampton Callaway	Our Time
from Great Cabaret Performances - Celebrating DRG Records' 25th Anniversary (2001)
Peggy Lee	Fever
from The Best of Miss Peggy Lee (1998)
Peter Cincotti	I Love Paris
from On the Moon (2006)
Jean Sablon	La mer (Beyond the Sea)
from Reader's Digest Music: Pigalle - The Most Beautiful French Songs (2006)
Trudy Desmond	They All Laughed
from My One and Only (1998)
Steve Tyrell	On The Sunny Side of the Street (From Father of the Bride, Pt.2)
from A New Standard (2010)
Patricia Barber	The Beat Goes On
from Companion (2004)
Sammy Davis, Jr.	That Old Black Magic
from Sammy Davis, Jr.: The Decca Years (1990)
Hildegarde	Jupiter Forbid (By Jupiter) [Selections 1942]
from Composers On Broadway - Rodgers & Hart (2006)
Annie Ross	Twisted
from Great Cabaret Performances - Celebrating DRG Records' 25th Anniversary (2001)
Betty Carter & Ray Bryant	Moonlight In Vermont
from Meet Betty Carter and Ray Bryant (1996)
Bobby Belfry	Cloudburst
from Imperfect Rhymes (2002)
Mark Murphy	Waters of March
from Giants of Jazz: Mark Murphy (2004)
Andrea Marcovicci	I Could Dare
from In Nobody's Shadow - Songs for the Theatre by Babbie Green (2001)
Liz Callaway	Infinite Joy
from Infinite Joy: The Songs of William Finn (Musical Cast Recording) (1990)
Scott Walker	If Love Were All
from Scott Walker (1998)
Betty Johnson	I Love a Piano
from Love Walked In (2002)
Suede	Dream a Little Dream
from On the Day We Met (2003)
Kenny Rankin	The Way You Look Tonight
from A Song for You (2002)
Marc Almond	If You Go Away
from The Willing Sinner Live In Berlin (2003)
Jane Olivor	Some Enchanted Evening
from First Night (1988)
Amanda McBroom	Errol Flynn
from Live from Rainbow & Stars (1995)
Françoise Hardy	Moments
from Tant de belles choses (2004)
Lee Lessack	I'll Imagine You a Song
from I Know You By Heart (Digital Version) (2005)
Stephen Bogardus	Being Alive (From "Company")
from The Musicality of Sondheim (2002)
Elisabeth Welch	One Life to Live (from Lady In the Dark)
from This Thing Called Love (1989)
KT Sullivan	If I Only Had a Brain
from Sing My Heart - The Songs of Harold Arlen (1995)
Berthe Sylva	On n'a pas tous les jours vingt ans
from Traditional French Stars: Berthe Sylva - Les roses blanches (2005)
Adelaïde Hall	That Old Feeling
from Music of the Swinging Forties (2008)
Marlene Ver Planck	Love Won't Let You Get Away
from Great Cabaret Performances - Celebrating DRG Records' 25th Anniversary (2001)
Phoebe Legere	Amazing Love
from Last Tango in Bubbleland (2001)
Annette Sanders & Kevin Disimone	When October Goes
from Let's Get Lost (2000)
Mistinguett	Mon homme
from International French Stars : The Empress of the Music-Hall (2005)
Lee Lessack	Ten Minutes Ago
from Lee Lessack (1995)
Susan Egan	Taylor, the Latte Boy
from Coffee House (2005)
Mary Foster Conklin	The Night We Called It a Day
from Blues for Breakfast (2006)
Christine Ebersole	If Love Were All
from Christine Ebersole Sings Noel Coward (2010)
Dana Bauer	Ten Minutes Ago
from In My Own Voice (2006)
Susan Werner	I Can't Be New
from I Can't Be New (2006)
Colleen McHugh	There's a Fine, Fine Line
from Songs of Self-Delusion (2005)
Jane A. Johnston	Just Go to the Movies
from Tap Your Troubles Away! - The Words and Music of Jerry Herman (2002)

Comment:

From Berlin's Potsdamer Platz to Manhattan's Upper East Side to Paris' Right Bank, sophisticated chanteuses and urbane vocalists have been enchanting fancy dans and their dames with a little song and a little dance (but rarely seltzer down their pants). Over the years, as cabaret has become increasingly refined from its Toulouse-Lautrec-painted, can-can-dancing-strumpet origins, its reputation has transformed from tawdry to tasteful, and its drink of choice has changed from Absinthe to Appletinis. It's been the subject of numerous stories, and, more famously, a Broadway musical and subsequent movie (which won [i]eight[/i] Academy Awards®). From decadent to debonair, we have every hue you could ever want, so come paint the town red with us, because . . . "life is a cabaret, old chum, life is a cabaret!"

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