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Kristin Chenoweth, Let Yourself Go

Audio CD

Disk ID: 895174

Disk length: 55m 10s (16 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2001

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Let Yourself Go 3:01
2. If You Hadn't But You Did 3:57
3. How Long Has This Been Going On 3:52
4. My Funny Valentine 4:14
5. Hangin' Around With You With Jason Alexander 3:25
6. The Girl In 14G 4:04
7. I'll Tell The Man In The Street 2:38
8. I'm A Stranger Here Myself 2:58
9. Nobody Else But Me 3:26
10. Nobody's Heart Belongs To Me/Why Can't I? 3:21
11. Should I Be Sweet 2:14
12. Just An Ordinary Guy 3:53
13. Goin' To The Dance With You 3:07
14. On A Turqoise Cloud 3:05
15. You'll Never Know 4:28
16. Daddy 3:16

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Review

Kristin Chenoweth won a Tony for the supporting role of Sally Brown in the 1999 revival of You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, made a memorably vampy Lily in the 1999 television film of Annie, and had an NBC sitcom created for her, Kristin! Now she grabs the spotlight in Let Yourself Go, her first solo recording. She mixes torchy standards ("My Funny Valentine," "How Long Has This Been Going On?") with Faith Prince-style sauciness ("If"), gets to show off her operatic and scat chops in the miniplay "The Girl in 14G," and shares a light duet with Jason Alexander (reviving his musical theater career post-Seinfeld). Perhaps her "Stranger Here Myself" isn't the weightiest you've ever heard, but this is an enjoyable album with a good deal of old-fashioned class, expertly accompanied by Rob Fisher and the Coffee Club Orchestra. --David Horiuchi

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