Broadway My Way

1	I Am What I Am From La Cage Aux Folles 3:19
2	Anthem From Chess 3:14
3	On the Street Where You Live From My Fair Lady 3:25
4	What Kind of Fool Am I? From Stop the World, I Want to Get Off 1:35
5	Some People From Gypsy 3:00
6	I'll Be Seeing You From Right This Way 3:51
7	Gold From Camille Claudel 4:08
8	Don't Rain on My Parade From Funny Girl 3:02
9	The Impossible Dream From Man of La Mancha 2:30
10	A New Life From Jekyll & Hyde 4:37
11	Edelweiss From The Sound of Music 4:08
12	Unusual Way From Nine 4:29
13	Man of la Mancha (I, Don Quixote) From Man of La Mancha 3:20

Barnes & Noble

There are some songs that practically beg for a great voice to put them over the top. Those songs and that voice meet on this marvelous recording. Linda Eder is an acclaimed Broadway performer, having starred in Jekyll and Hyde (composer Frank Wildhorn happens to be her husband). Here, Eder sets offers a feast of superb theatrical songs from such classic shows as My Fair Lady, Funny Girl, The Sound of Music, and Gypsy, as well as more contemporary fare from Chess, La Cage aux Folles, and Nine. There's even a teaser from Wildhorn's as-yet-unproduced Camille Claudel. Eder finds her way into each of these memorable tunes, staking her own claim on material that already bears the mark of icons such as Barbra Streisand. With Eder on board, Broadway's future seems that much brighter. William Pearl

All Music Guide

Almost exactly one year after her last foray into the pop music realm with Gold, Linda Eder returns to the Broadway style that made her a sensation with this 13-track tribute to the Great White Way. Tackling such famous songs as "On the Street Where You Live" from My Fair Lady, "Some People" from Gypsy, "Edelweiss" from The Sound of Music, and "I'll Be Seeing You" from Right This Way, Eder puts her own spin on some of her favorites while retaining the emotional draw that made them popular in the first place. A rather eclectic set, one might question why Eder would choose two songs from the same musical (Man of La Mancha) and one ("Gold") from a show that is still in the works (not to mention that it was the title song from her previous release), when there are so many other selections that her fans, no doubt, would love to hear her cover. Also troublesome is that two recordings ("Man of La Mancha" and "Unusual Way" from Nine) were taken from Eder's 1997 release, It's Time, causing the listener to wonder if time restraints created the need to duplicate, or if these songs are so close to Eder's heart that she felt compelled to include them on this collection. Either way, it really doesn't matter. As the album title states, this is Eder's Broadway, and style and substance make up for any false steps on this outing. A timeless talent that will far outlive many of those taking the undeserved spotlight on the Top 40 charts. ~ Daniel Malich, All Music Guide