One and One (musical) - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

Act I
  • "Let Us Take You Back" - Full company
  • "Honky Tonk Lady" - Mutt & Jeff
  • "One & One" - Mutt & Jeff
  • "Don't Let It Get You Down" - Zimon, Mutt & Jeff
  • "If You Can Prove I'm In Love" - Julie
  • "On The Road Again" - Julie, Mutt & Jeff
  • "Opening Night" - Julie, Mutt & Jeff
  • "Dancer" - Jeff & Julie
  • "If You Can Prove I'm In Love (reprise)" - Julie
Act II
  • "One & One (reprise)" - Mutt & Jeff
  • "Here's To Hollywood" - Peter & Company
  • "Female!" - Julie, Mutt & Jeff
  • "Julie (I Love You)" - Peter, Mutt & Jeff
  • "Don't Let It Get You Down (reprise)" - Zimon & Julie
  • "Lonely Song & Dance Man" - Jeff
  • "Military Man" - Sarge & Company
  • "Honky Tonk Lady (reprise)" - Mutt
  • "Looking To The Sky" - Mutt
  • "Lonely Song & Dance Man (reprise)" - Mutt
  • "One & One" - Mutt & Jeff, Full Company

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