Tracks
Listed here are the tracks on the CD, with the title of the number followed by the song which it parodies and the original composer.
- 01 Forbidden Broadway (original, Alessandrini) (volume 1)
- 02 The Music Man (volume 3)
Trouble in New York City ("Trouble", Wilson)
- 03 My Fair Lady (previously unreleased)
Import Gavotte ("Ascot Gavotte", Lerner-Lowe)
- 04 Annie (volume 2)
Tomorrow ("Tomorrow", Strouse-Charnin)
- 05 Cameron Mackintosh (volume 4)
My Souvenir Things ("My Favorite Things", Rodgers-Hammerstein)
- 06 Elaine Stritch (volume 4)
Stritch ("Zip!", Rodgers-Hart)
- 07 The Lion King (volume 5)
Circle of Mice ("Circle of Life", John-Rice) Can You Feel the Pain Tonight? ("Can You Feel the Love Tonight?", John-Rice)
- 08 Patti Lupone (volume 2)
Patti Lupone ("Anything Goes", Porter) I Get a Kick Out of Me ("I Get a Kick Out of You", Porter)
- 09 Martin Guerre (previously unreleased)
It's Martin Guerre ("I'm Martin Guerre", Boubil-Schönberg-Clark)
- 10 Julie Andrews (volume 3)
I Couldn't Hit that Note ("I Could've Danced All Night", Lerner-Lowe)
- 11 Into the Woods (volume 2)
Into the Words ("Into the Woods", Sondheim)
- 12 Chita-Rita ("America", Bernstein- Sondheim) (volume 2)
- 13 Mandy Patinkin (volume 2)
Somewhat Overindulgent ("Over the Rainbow", Arlen-Harburg)
- 14 Les Misérables (volume 2)
Les Misérables ("C'est Magnifique", Porter) End of the Play ("End of the Day", Boubil-Schönberg) I Dreamed a Show ("I Dreamed a Dream", Boubil-Schönberg) Bring It Down ("Bring Him Home", Boubil-Schönberg)
- 15 Carol Channing (volume 3)
Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Flattery (original, Alessandrini)
- 16 Old Revivals ("Oklahoma!", Rodgers-Hammerstein) (previously unreleased)
- 17 Merman and Martin
It's De-Merman ("It's De-Lovely", Porter) (volume 1) Old Fashioned Ballad ("Old Fashioned Wedding", Berlin) (volume 3)
- 18 Ragtime (volume 5)
Gagtime ("Ragtime", Flaherty-Ahrens) A Really Long Note ("The Wheels of a Dream", Flaherty-Ahrens)
- 19 Sarah Brightman (previously unreleased)
Time I Said, "Goodbye" ("Con te Partirò", Sartori-Quarantotto)
- 20 Aspects of Love (previously unreleased)
I Sleep with Everyone ("Love Changes Everything", Lloyd Webber-Rice-Hart)
- 21 Screamgirls (previously unreleased)
And I Am Telling You I'm Not Screaming ("And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going", Ayen-Krieger)
- 22 Liza Minnelli (volume 2)
Liza One-Note (original, Alessandrini, based on "Johnny One-Note", Rodgers-Hart)
- 23 Back to Barbara ("On a Clear Day You Can See Forever", Lerner-Lowe)(volume 3)
- 24 Cats (previously unreleased)
I Enjoy Being a Cat ("I Enjoy Being a Girl", Rodgers-Hammerstein) Memory ("Memory", Lloyd Webber-Eliot)
- 25 Fiddler on the Roof (volume 1)
Ambition ("Tradition", Bock-Harnick)
Read more about this topic: Forbidden Broadway: 20th Anniversary Edition
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