The Most Happy Fella - Song List

Song List

Act I
  • Overture - Orchestra
  • Ooh! My Feet! - Cleo
  • I Know How It Is - Cleo
  • The Letter - Rosabella
  • Maybe He's Kind of Crazy - Rosabella
  • Somebody, Somewhere - Rosabella
  • The Most Happy Fella - Tony and Company
  • The Letter Theme - Marie and Tony
  • Standing on the Corner - Herman, Jake, Clem and Al
  • Joey, Joey, Joey - Joe
  • Soon You Gonna Leave Me, Joe - Tony
  • Rosabella - Tony
  • Abbondanza - Pasquale, Giuseppe and Ciccio
  • Plenty Bambini - Tony
  • Sposalizio - Giuseppe, Ciccio, Pasquale and Company
  • Special Delivery! - The Postman
  • Benvenuta - Pasquale, Ciccio and Giuseppe
  • Aren't You Glad? - Rosabella
  • No Home, No Job - Rosabella
  • Don't Cry - Joe
Act II
  • Prelude Act II
  • Fresno Beauties / Cold and Dead - Ensemble, Joe and Rosabella
  • Love and Kindness - The Doctor
  • Happy to Make Your Acquaintance - Tony, Rosabella and Cleo
  • I Don't Like This Dame - Marie and Cleo
  • Big D - Herman, Cleo and Ensemble
  • How Beautiful the Days - Tony, Rosabella and Joe
  • Young People - Marie, Tony and Ensemble
  • Warm All Over - Rosabella
  • Old People - Tony
  • I Like Everybody - Herman and Cleo
  • I Love Him / I Know How It Is (Reprise) - Rosabella and Cleo
  • Like a Woman Loves a Man - Rosabella and Tony
  • My Heart Is So Full of You - Tony and Rosabella
  • Hoedown - Orchestra
  • Mamma, Mamma - Tony
Act III
  • Prelude Act III
  • Abbondanza (Reprise) - Pasquale, Giuseppe and Ciccio
  • Goodbye, Darlin' / I Like Everybody (Reprise) - Cleo and Herman
  • Song of a Summer Night - The Doctor and Ensemble
  • Please Let Me Tell You - Rosabella
  • Tell Tony and Rosabella Goodbye for Me - Joe
  • She Gonna Come Home Wit' Me - Tony
  • Nobody's Ever Gonna Love You - Marie and Tony
  • I Made a Fist - Cleo and Herman
  • Finale - Tony, Rosabella and Ensemble

Read more about this topic:  The Most Happy Fella

Famous quotes containing the words song and/or list:

    “How shall we sing the Lord’s song in a strange land?
    If I forget thee, O Jerusalem, let my right hand forget her cunning.”
    —Bible: Hebrew Psalm CXXXVII (l. CXXXVII, 4–5)

    “Every morning I woke in dread, waiting for the day nurse to go on her rounds and announce from the list of names in her hand whether or not I was for shock treatment, the new and fashionable means of quieting people and of making them realize that orders are to be obeyed and floors are to be polished without anyone protesting and faces are to be made to be fixed into smiles and weeping is a crime.”
    —Janet Frame (b. 1924)