Bubbling Brown Sugar [Original Broadway Cast] Original Cast Recording

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  • Release Date: 07/01/1991
  • Original Release: 1976
  • Sales Rank: 54,231
  • Label: AMHERST RECORDS
  • UPC: 051617331025

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Bubbling Brown Sugar [Original Broadway Cast]

1LISTENStompin' at the Savoy/Take the "A" Train / Bubbling Brown Sugar Band 2:15
2LISTENBubbling Brown Sugar / Bubbling Brown Sugar Band 1:30
3LISTENNobody / Avon Long 3:02
4LISTENHis Eye Is on the Sparrow/Swing Low Sweet Chariot / Byrd, Carolyn & Company 5:00
5LISTENSophisticated Lady / Chip Garnett 2:50
6LISTENStormy Monday Blues / Carolyn Byrd 1:30
7LISTENIn Honeysuckle Time, When Emaline Said She'd Be Mine / Long, Avon & Attles, Joseph 1:15
8LISTENSweet Georgia Brown / Vivian Reed 2:52
9LISTENHoneysuckle Rose / Josephine Premice 3:17
10LISTENI Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good) / Ethel Beatty 3:32
11LISTENHarlem Makes Me Feel Fine! / Barry Preston 2:12
12LISTENThere'll Be Some Changes Made / Josephine Premice 3:04
13LISTENGod Bless the Child / Vivian Reed 3:20
14LISTENIt Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing) / Bubbling Brown Sugar Band 4:55

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A musical revue featuring some of the most memorable jazz-age tunes of Black 30s composers such as Duke Ellington, Eubie Blake, and Fats Waller: "Sophisticated Lady," "Honeysuckle Rose," and more. On record, the show becomes essentially a sampler of that music, and it's effective for that, though the listener should also check out the original versions. William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide

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