Hello, Dolly! - 2017 Broadway Cast of Hello, Dolly!

Hello, Dolly!

2017 Broadway Cast of Hello, Dolly!

  • Genre: Musicals
  • Release Date: 2017-05-12
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 17

  • ℗ 2017 Sony Music Entertainment
USD 11.99 On itunes Buy on Amazon

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
Overture 3:07 USD 1.29
2
Call on Dolly 0:38 USD 1.29
3
I Put My Hand In 2:58 USD 1.29
4
It Takes a Woman 2:36 USD 1.29
5
Put on Your Sunday Clothes 5:11 USD 1.29
6
Ribbons Down My Back 3:08 USD 1.29
7
Motherhood 1:40 USD 1.29
8
Dancing 6:52 USD 1.29
9
Before the Parade Passes By 4:32 USD 1.29
10
Penny in My Pocket 2:49 USD 1.29
11
Elegance 2:30 USD 1.29
12
The Waiters' Gallop 2:50 USD 1.29
13
Hello, Dolly! 6:40 USD 1.29
14
It Only Takes a Moment 3:12 USD 1.29
15
So Long Dearie 2:43 USD 1.29
16
Finale 1:43 USD 1.29
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Reviews

  • Horrible Just Terrible!
    1
    By Unhappy Twitter User
    Hate this revival!
  • Saw the Show and Had to Have the Score
    5
    By Burnheart
    We saw the show last week and really wanted to capture the great moments. Thank you!!
  • Quintessential Broadway at its BEST!!
    5
    By JackLovesCher
    The night before Bette Midler won her Tony Award ™ for "Best Lead Actress in a Musical", she wowed me for my very first time seeing "Hello, Dolly!". I couldn't believe the spectacular that was being put on before me! With such a classic score and music that will stay in your heart long after the show has ended. Listening to the soundtrack now, brings back that magic to me, wherever I am! This is a definite add to any Broadway music collection! Bette Midler shows us all again why she is the primo diva queen of Broadway!
  • Great Revival, Bette Shines
    5
    By VWWilliam
    Can't say enough about this cast recording. Personality and spirt abound - a joy to listen to for a whole new era of fans. Well done and thanks for recording this!
  • so much fun!!
    5
    By mleenichols
    The divine ms M and jerry herman...omg....what a wonderful album...have been playing it non-stop.
  • Not even close!! Better with Barbara!
    1
    By Dont_mess_with_the_classics
    I love Bette but this is not even close to being as good as the movie version. Feels stale and the orchestration is terribly dull. Better with Barbara!
  • Just Incredible !
    5
    By jimmy in ny
    Hello Bette ! I have always loved this show and Bette, so looking forward to seeing the show next week. This album is outstanding and I can't stop playing it....
  • Missing a Track?
    2
    By JAS576
    Where's gavin Creel's "It Only Takes a Moment"?? I know it was recorded and it was a highlight of the production!
  • Wildy anticipated, and then...
    3
    By DrewsTheOne
    No, no, no, no, no. This is most clearly, and exemplary of a studio recording with none of the feeling of a true stage performance. Yes, the voices are good, per se, but where is the vivacity? Carol Channing and her company's performances have been lauded, and then criticized and then lauded, and then diminished in the 25 years past during this age of STAGE SPECTACULAR, i.e. mechanical staging and electronically supported singeres. Listen to Carol's soliloquy at "As The Parade Passes By". This is not a star in recitative, this is the culminination of the character's own understanding of herself....and possibly life itself. There is a warmth and an understanding, that originally made this script an American classic. Let us love it for that, and take pride in this musical of all American musicals. BTW, internet trollers, I never said Carol Channing was a better singer than Ms. Bette. If you didn't get that, then you've already lost the intent of my comments.
  • Audio Sunshine!
    5
    By DChas181
    Bette Midler is just divine, of course, and is not constrained by any other actress's interpretation of Dolly Levi. The orchestration is beautifully balanced and complimentary in every moment. You can feel the warmth between the orchestra and singers throughout. David Hyde Pierce's "Penny In My Pocket" is a superb example of musical comedy storytelling in song. And - oh my! - I was crying and sweating during "Put On Your Sunday Clothes" wondering if the ensemble could handle yet another step up as the song swells to its finale. Get this album. It doesn't disappoint.