Recording Type:
Commercial
Origin:
Studio
Material Included:
Songs Only
On the back of the LP jacket, cast and staff members of the pre-Broadway run in Philadelphia are listed. That part of the jacket appears to have been photocopied from the production's program or a flyer. Because of this, some sources list those people as being heard on this recording, but we have no reason to believe that is correct. In the song list on the jacket, no singers are idenified. Apart from the recognizable voices of Michel Legrand and Dorian Harewood (who was in the in the show in Philadelphia), there is only one other solo singer heard on this recording. That is the woman who sings "Low Bottom Woman." This singer may be Signa Joy, who sang it in Philadelphia, but it's a bit uncertain. A chorus is heard in most of the songs performed by Dorian Harewood.
Issued in Japan in a limited edition of 1,000 LP copies on RFO (Rescued From Oblivion) International Records. The back of the jacket states: "This record has been pressed and distributed in a limited, non-commercial basis - 1000 copies only, and the producers do not intend to realize a profit."
Some online sources give the year of release of this recording as 1974, but others list it as 1975. We cannot be certain, but we have chosen to go with 1975 as the sources listing that year seem more reliable.
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