New Broadway Cast : Gypsy - Audio CDs (2003)

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Principal cast includes: Bernadette Peters (Rose); Michael McCormick (Uncle Jocko); Benajamin Brooks Cohen (Georgie); William Parry (Pop); Brooks Ashmanskas (Mr. Goldstone); Julie Halston (Miss Cratchitt); Stephen Scott Scarpulla (Clarence And His Classic Clarinet); Addison Timlin (Baby Louise); Heather Tepe (Babey June); Macintyre Dixon (Weber).

Recorded at Right Track Recording Studio A509, New York, New York on June 22-23, 2003. Includes liner notes by Arthur Laurents.

GYPSY won the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Musical Show Album.

Who would have believed that in the irony-ridden 21st century there would be a successful Broadway revival of the classic musical GYPSY? Going even further, what seer could predict that the soundtrack album to said revival would make it into the pop album charts amid the Timberlakes and Eminems? Well, that's exactly what happened in 2003. For those of a particular generation or two, GYPSY will always be inexorably linked to the larger-than-life voice and presence of Ethel Merman, but those who are coming to the show for the first time (or at least with an open mind) will find the charms of such evergreens as the lively "All I Need is the Girl" and the uber-optimistic "Everything's Coming Up Roses" difficult to resist in any context.