GYPSY
Composer: Jule
Styne
Lyricist: Stephen Sondheim
Opened: May 21, 1959, Broadway Theatre, N.Y.C.
Performances: 702
Note: Only numbers not found on the original Broadway cast recording are noted below.
Act 2 Finale (scene):
1. Gypsy, CD/Time-Life
80020-D (Patti LuPone and Laura Benanti with orchestra directed
by Patrick Vaccariello)
All I Need Is The Girl (scene change
music):
1. Gypsy, CD/Time-Life
80020-D (orchestra directed by Patrick Vaccariello)
Broadway (part of the "Dainty June And
Her Farmboys" sequence):
1. Warner Bros. (S)
BS-1480 (Ann Jillian and Company with the Warner Bros. Studio
Orchestra conducted by Frank Perkins) [reissued as CD/Rhino R2
73873]
2. Gypsy, RCA Victor (S) LBL1-5004 (Debbie Bowen, Zan Charisse,
Debbie Bowen, Andrew Norman, Stuart Lock, Hayden Evans, Philip
Baldwin, Gerry Tebbutt, and Patrick Reilly with orchestra
directed by Richard Leonard) (part of "Let Me Entertain You
(Montage)")
3. Gypsy, Philips (S) STO 774 (Bonnie Langford, Kim Braden, and
Company with orchestra directed by Boris Cohen) (part of "Let Me
Entertain You Montage")
4. Gypsy, CD/Elektra Nonesuch 9 79239-2 (Tracy Venner, Crista
Moore, Robert Lambert, Bruce Moore, Craig Waletzko, Ned Hannah,
Paul Geraci, and Alec Timerman with orchestra directed by Eric
Stern)
5. Gypsy, CD/Atlantic 82551-2 (Jennifer Beck, Jeffrey
Broadhurst, Peter Lockyer, Michael Moore, Patrick Boyd, Terry
Lindholm, Gregg Russell, and Cynthia Gibb with orchestra
conducted by Michael Rafter)
6. Gypsy, CD/Angel 83858 (Kate Reinders, David Burtka, Matt
Bauer, Brandon Espinoza, and Benjamin Brooks Cohen with
orchestra conducted by Marvin Laird)
7. Steven Brinberg is Simply Barbra, CD/JAY CDJAY1329 (Steven
Brinberg)
8. Gypsy, CD/Time-Life 80020-D (Leigh AnnLarkin, Pearce Wegener,
Steve Konopelski, Tony Yazbeck, John Scacchetti, Geo Seery, and
Matty Price with orchestra directed by Patrick Vaccariello)
9. Gypsy, CD/First Night CASTCD117 (Isla Huggins-Barr, Dan
Burton, Kieran Jae, Roger Dipper, Luke Street, and Damian Poole
with orchestra conducted by Nicholas Skilbeck)
Curtain:
1. Gypsy, CD/GEA
(orchestra directed by Jorge Neri) ("Gracias")
2. Gypsy, CD/Angel 83858 (Bernadette Peters and Tammy Blanchard
with orchestra conducted by Marvin Laird)
End Credits:
1. Gypsy, CD/Atlantic
82551-2 (orchestra conducted by Michael Rafter)
Entr'acte:
1. Gypsy, CD/Angel 83858
(orchestra conducted by Marvin Laird)
2. Gypsy, CD/Time-Life 80020-D (orchestra directed by Patrick
Vaccariello)
Exit Music:
1. Gypsy, CD/Time-Life
80020-D (orchestra directed by Patrick Vaccariello)
Finale (film version):
1. Warner Bros. (S)
BS-1480 (Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra conducted by Frank
Perkins) [reissued as CD/Rhino R2 73873]
Incidental Music (underscoring "I'm A
Pretty Girl, Momma"):
1. Gypsy, CD/Angel 83858
(Tammy Blanchard with orchestra conducted by Marvin Laird)
Let Me Entertain You (post scene
dialogue and underscoring):
1. Gypsy, CD/Time-Life
80020-D (Sami Gayle with orchestra directed by Patrick
Vaccariello)
Madame Rose's Toreadorables:
1. Gypsy, Philips (S) STO
774 (Kim Braden and The Hollywood Blondes with orchestra
directed by Boris Cohen)
2. Gypsy, CD/Angel 83858 (Tammy Blanchard with orchestra
conducted by Marvin Laird)
3. Gypsy, CD/Time-Life 80020-D (Patti LuPone, Laura Benanti,
Nicole Mangi, Alicia Sable, Mindy Dougherty, Nancy Renée Braun,
Sarah Marie Hicks, and Beckley Andrews with orchestra directed
by Patrick Vaccariello)
4. Gypsy, CD/First Night CASTCD117 (Lara Pulver, Natalie Woods,
Clare Halse, Danielle Morris, and Lauren Hall with orchestra
conducted by Nicholas Skilbeck)
Miss Cratchit (scene):
1. Gypsy, CD/Time-Life
80020-D (Lenora Nemetz with orchestra directed by Patrick
Vaccariello)
Mama's Turn (early version of "Rose's
Turn):
1. Mermania! Volume 1,
CD/Original Cast 1711 (Ethel Merman)
Momma's Talkin' Soft (cut):
1. Commerical Demo
(Laurie Leslie) [reissued on The Unknown Theatre Songs Of Jule
Styne, Blue Pear BP 1011; Gypsy, CD/Sony SK 60848 (bonus track)]
2. Gypsy In Jazz, Columbia (S) CS-8160 (Teddy Wilson Trio)
3. Gypsy, Atco 33-109 (Herb Geller)
4. Broadway '58 - '59, Warner Bros. (M) 1304 (Eddie Le Mar, His
Piano and Orchestra)
5. Petula Clark In Hollywood, Pye Nixa NPL 18039 (Petula Clark)
[reissued on In Hollywood/In Other Words, CD/Sequel 40389;
Jumble Sale: Rarities And Obscurities 1959-1964, CD/Sequel
Records NED CD 198]
6. In Concert 1960/62, CD/RTE 15042 (Count Basie and His
Orchestra)
7. Lost in Boston III, Varese Sarabande VSD-5563 (Lindsay
Ridgeway and Sarah Chapman with musical direction by Tom Fay)
8. Gypsy, CD/Time-Life 80020-D (Leigh Ann Larkin and Laura
Benanti with orchestra directed by Patrick Vaccariello) (in
counterpoint to "Small World")
9. Gypsy Meets Gypsy, CD/Sepia 1164 (Jule Styne) (fragment in
"Gypsy At Home" segment)
Mother's Day (cut; alternate version of
"Tomorrow's Mother's Day"):
1. Gypsy, CD/Time-Life
80020-D (Sami Gayle with orchestra directed by Patrick
Vaccariello)
Nice She Ain't (cut):
1. Commerical Demo (Bernie
Knee) [reissued on Gypsy, CD/Sony SK 60848 (bonus track)]
2. Michael Feinstein Sings The Jule Styne Songbook, CD/Elektra
Nonesuch 9 79274-2 (Michael Feinstein with Jule Styne on piano)
3. Boys And Girls Like You And Me, CD/Bayview RNBW007 (Sally
Mayes and Boyd Gaines)
4. Gypsy, CD/Time-Life 80020-D (Boyd Gaines with orchestra
directed by Patrick Vaccariello)
Overture (film version):
1. Warner Bros. (S)
BS-1480 (Warner Bros. Studio Orchestra conducted by Frank
Perkins) [reissued as CD/Rhino R2 73873]
2. I'm The Greatest Star: The Overtures Of Jule Styne Volume
Two, CD/That's Entertainment Records CDVIR 8319 (National
Symphony Orchestra conducted by Jack Everly)
Playout And End Title (film version):
1. Everything's Coming Up
Roses: The Overtures Of Jule Styne, CD/RCA Victor 09026-61939-2
(National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Jack Everly) [also
found on I'm The Greatest Star: The Overtures Of Jule Styne
Volume Two, CD/That's Entertainment Records CDVIR 8319]
Seattle To Los Angeles (aka
"Traveling") (underscoring; same music as "Some People"):
1. Gypsy, CD/Time-Life
80020-D (Patti LuPone with orchestra directed by Patrick
Vaccariello)
Small World (reprise):
1. Gypsy, CD/Angel 83858
(Bernadette Peters with orchestra conducted by Marvin Laird)
Smile, Girls (cut):
1. Gypsy, CD/Time-Life
80020-D (Patti LuPone with orchestra directed by Patrick
Vaccariello)
2. Sondheim On Sondheim, CD/PS Classics PS-1093 (Vanessa
Williams, Leslie Kritzer, Norm Lewis, Euan Morton, Barbara Cook,
Tom Wopat, Erin Mackey, and Matthew Scott with musical direction
by David Loud)
The Strip ("Let Me Entertain You" with
full dialogue):
1. Gypsy, RCA Victor (S) LBL1-5004 (Zan
Charisse with orchestra directed by Richard Leonard)
2. Gypsy, CD/Elektra Nonesuch 9 79239-2 (Crista Moore with
orchestra directed by Eric Stern)
3. Gypsy, CD/GEA (Alejandra Guzman with orchestra directed
by Jorge Neri)
4. Gypsy, CD/Angel 83858 (Tammy Blanchard with orchestra
conducted by Marvin Laird)
5. Gypsy, CD/Time-Life 80020-D (Laura Benanti with orchestra
directed by Patrick Vaccariello)
6. Gypsy, CD/First Night CASTCD117 (Lara Pulver with
orchestra conducted by Nicholas Skilbeck)
The Strip (scene change music):
1. Gypsy, CD/Time-Life 80020-D (orchestra directed by Patrick Vaccariello)
(If I Had) Three Wishes For Christmas:
1. Cabaret Noel: A
Broadway Cares Christmas, CD/Lockett-Palmer LPR 932512 (Carolyn
Mignini with Wayne Moore, piano)
2. A Christmas Wish, CD/No label, 45990/2 (Cris Groenendaal)
3. All Is Calm, All Is Bright, CD/LML Music LML CD-136 (D.C.
Anderson)
4. Gypsy, CD/Time-Life 80020-D (Tony Yazbeck and Girls with
orchestra directed by Patrick Vaccariello)
Tommorow's Mother's Day (cut):
1. Gypsy, CD/Time-Life
80020-D (Sami Gayle and Emma Rowley with orchestra directed by
Patrick Vaccariello)
Who Needs Him? (cut; music later used
for "My Guiding Star" cut from the film version of BELLS ARE
RINGING):
1. Gypsy, CD/Time-Life
80020-D (Patti LuPone with orchestra directed by Patrick
Vaccariello)
2. Commerical Demo (Laura Leslie) [reissued on Gypsy,
CD/Masterworks Broadway 88697-49406-2 (bonus track)]
3. 45/Unnamed label (S) SPO-145 (Dean Martin) [reissued on The
Capitol Years, CD/Capitol 98409] ("My Guiding Star")
You Gotta Get A Gimmick (scene change
music):
1. Gypsy, CD/Time-Life
80020-D (orchestra directed by Patrick Vaccariello)
Unrecorded Song:
Let's Go To The Movies
(cut)