Album
The Broadway Album
1985Vocal · Music · Soundtrack · Musicals · Soundtrack · Standards · Pop · Soft Rock · Adult Contemporary · Traditional Pop
The legendary singer returns to her Great White Way roots.
Tracks
- 14:21
- 22:38
- 32:55
- 43:29
- 53:23
- 64:50
- 73:25
- 84:42
- 95:09
- 103:32
- 114:35
- 124:56
About this album
Barbra Streisand’s 1985 return to her Great White Way roots gives the storied singer a chance to show off her prowess and versatility. While much of The Broadway Album is made up of works by Stephen Sondheim—who added Babs-tailored lyrics to the luminous ballad “Send in the Clowns” and the frenetic “Putting It Together,” and whose co-write “Somewhere” quickly became one of Streisand’s standards—her vampy version of the sneeze-afflicted “Adelaide’s Lament” (from Frank Loesser’s Guys and Dolls) shows off the belter’s keen comedic instincts.