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Rodgers & Hammerstein Songbook

Artist Song
Judy Garland  Boys and Girls Like You and Me  
Jack Soo & Miyoshi Umeki  Don't Marry Me  
The WB's Superstar USA  You Are Beautiful  
Jo Stafford  That's for Me  
Mary Martin  You Are Never Away  
Eddie Fisher  Everybody's Got a Home But Me  
Bernadette Peters  The Gentleman Is a Dope  
Lea Salonga, Julia Cook, Jen Bechter & Brandy Zarle  A Lovely Night  
Carmen McRae  The Next Time It Happens  
Buddy Greco  All At Once You Love Her  
Hildegarde, Percy Faith & Quincy Jones and His Orchestra  I Haven't Got a Worry In the World  
Mary Martin  Honey Bun  
Marni Nixon  I Know It Can Happen Again  
Bernadette Peters  Mister Snow  
Lea Salonga, Julia Cook, Jen Bechter & Brandy Zarle  When You’re Driving Through the Moonlight  
Julie Andrews  I Have Confidence  
Cameron Mitchell, Robert Rounseville, Barbara Ruick & Claramae Turner  A Real Nice Clambake  
Dorothy Shay  I Cain't Say No  
Bernadette Peters  Something Good  
Lea Salonga & Charlie Parker  There Is Music In You  
Shirley Jones & Barbara Ruick  You're a Queer One, Julie Jordan  
Julie Andrews & Edith Adams  Impossible; It's Possible  
Hildegarde & Salvatore Gioe  Dites moi  
Bernadette Peters  So Far  
Sound Of Music - London Palladium Cast, The Company  So Long, Farewell (Bolero)  

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You'd be amazed to discover the far-flung field of stars who got their start singing in Rodgers & Hammerstein's shows. Who'd have guessed, for instance, that Jack Soo — the world-weary Sgt. Yemana on TV's [i]Barney Miller[/i] — got his entrée into show biz delivering the comically self-deprecating "Don't Marry Me" in [i]Flower Drum Song[/i]. [i]Partridge Family[/i] fans will have a whole new perspective on Mama Partridge when they learn Shirley Jones's early days included a star turn in the film of [i]Carousel[/i] — you can hear her undergoing an interrogation of the heart in "You're a Queer One, Julie Jordan." But it's no secret that one of Judy Garland's biggest movies was [i]Meet Me In St. Louis[/i], from which the swaying, sentimental "Boys and Girls Like You and Me" was originally cut, but thankfully reinstated for the soundtrack.
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