John Barrowman, Reflections From Broadway - 1h 5m 20s

Tracks & Durations

1. If I Can't Love Her	4:09
2. Anyone Can Whistle	3:55
3. Why God Why	4:10
4. I'd Rather Be Sailing	3:28
5. Whistle Down the Wind	3:44
6. Dreamers	2:57
7. Can You Feel the Love Tonight	3:37
8. Red Red Rose	5:04
9. Good Thing Going	2:08
10. Easy to Love	3:31
11. A Boy From Nowhere	4:34
12. Tell My Father	4:01
13. Being Alive	3:12
14. I Chose Right	3:23
15. Try To Remember	3:29
16. Proud of Your Boy	2:34
17. Sunset Boulevard	7:14

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Review

On the heels of his Broadway appearance in Stephen Sondheim's Putting It Together in November 1999, John Barrowman makes his solo debut with Reflections from Broadway, and it's a beauty. He provides plenty of Sondheim, of course, as well as numbers from other shows he has performed in both New York and London, including Sunset Boulevard, Miss Saigon, Beauty and the Beast, Anything Goes, and Michael Leander and Chris Seago's Matador. Barrowman's voice is sweet on ballads and rings bright and clear on the big numbers, and the orchestra and piano accompaniments sound just as good. Also on hand are some rarities, William Finn's delightful "I'd Rather Be Sailing," and Marvin Hamlisch's "Dreamers," which disappeared quickly in 1983 as part of the critically lambasted Jean Seberg but is becoming something of a standard for lighter voices. --David Horiuchi

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Reflections From Broadway

Tracks: 17, Disk length: 60m 56s (-5m 36s)

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