I hope this doesn't sound like an info-mercial, but I truly love the Carols for a Cure CD set. Casts of Broadway shows get studio time and sing a song for the holidays of their choosing, in a style of their choosing. This means familiar songs in traditional choral renditions, old songs with a new spin, and some really great new songs that otherwise might not get heard - at least for us here away from the Cabaret circuit. All proceeds benefit Broadway Cares Equity Fights AIDS. All of these albums are available from the Broadway Cares store - there's also a collection of all 9 volumes available. The other CDs available are also on my wish list, they're great.
Something Must Be Wrong with My Mistletoe - Cast of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Vol. 8 2006
Rockin' Christmas Angel - Cast of Drowsy Chaperone Vol. 8 2006
Gospel Hallelujah - Cast of Hairspray Vol. 8 2006
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Shalom Santa - Tovah Feldshuh Vol. 6 2004
Angelo Rosenbaum - Thom Christopher Warren Vol. 5 2003
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Rod's Christmas - John Tartaglia Vol. 5 2003
Too Fat To Fit - Cast of The Producers Vol. 9 2007
Holiday Lament (The Fruitcake Song) - Cast of The Lion King Vol. 6 2004
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Ding Dong Merrily On High/Boarshead Carol - Cast of Mary Poppins Vol. 9 2007
The Holly And The Ivy - Cast of AIDA Vol. 6 2004
In The Bleak Midwinter - Cast of The Producers Vol. 7 2005
Lo, How A Rose E'er Blooming/Still, Still, Still/Bring A Torch, Jeanette Isabel - Cast of The Producers Vol. 4 2002
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A Simple Christmas Memory (It's a Wonderful Life musical) - Cast of Mamma Mia Vol. 3 2001
I'm Dreaming Of Christmas And You - Cast of Spamalot Vol. 7 2005
Mary's Lullaby - Cast of Wicked - 1st Ntl Tour Vol. 9 2007
My Gift - Cast of Mamma Mia Vol. 9 2007
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Don't know who Lisa-Beth Lambert is, but Rockin' christmas Angel was written by Greg Morrison and Lisa Michelle Lambert (not that she ever uses her middle name)
Good point - I admit I didn't double-check the info that popped in when I put the CD into my database. My bad (or maybe it was too much eggnog). In any case, I'll fix that listing. By the way, as I'm sure Anonymous already knows, Lisa Lambert and Greg Morrison wrote Drowsy Chaperone; fitting that the cast of their show shares another one of their songs.
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