Annie Get Your Gun (Original Cast Album)
$11.49
Free Shipping From $10
Arrives in 4-7 Days.
Standard Shipping
Free (4-7 Days)
Expedited Shipping
$7.95 (2-3 Days)
Express Shipping
$25.99 (1-2 Days)
Standard Shipping
Free (5-8 Days)
Expedited
$7.95 (2-3 Days)
Express
$25.99 (1-2 Days)
✅ This product is in New/Sealed Condition.
Amazon.com With all due respect to Bernadette Peters's wonderful, Tony-winning portrayal in the 1999 revival of Annie Get Your Gun, the role of sharpshooting Annie Oakley belongs to Ethel Merman. Her bold, brassy performance of Irving Berlin's best score is legendary, as are the songs themselves, including "Doin' What Comes Natur'lly," "You Can't Get a Man with a Gun," "They Say It's Wonderful," "I Got the Sun in the Morning," "Anything You Can Do," and, of course, the classic industry anthem "There's No Business Like Show Business." This rerelease of the original 1946 cast recording includes four bonus tracks recorded in 1972: the overture, "Colonel Buffalo Bill" and "I'm a Bad, Bad Man" (both removed along with "I'm an Indian Too" for the politically correct 1999 revival), and "An Old-Fashioned Wedding," which was written for the 1966 revival. --David Horiuchi Product description The original 1946 recording featuring Ethel Merman, remastered for the first time! This is where Ethel's theme song was born- There's No Business Like Show Business joins Anything You Can Do; Doin' What Comes Natur'lly; The Girl That I Marry; They Say It's Wonderful , and the rest of those Irving Berlin classics, plus four bonus songs from a rare 1973 Ethel Merman recording!ASIN: B00004VVZX
VSKU: COV.B00004VVZX.N
Condition: New
Author/Artist:Irving Berlin|Ethel Merman|Ray Middleton
Binding: Audio cd
Shipping
Orders are shipped in 2 business days from our facility in Virginia, ensuring prompt delivery.
Free Shipping From $10!
Free Standard Shipping (4-7 days) on orders over $10 or Free Expedited Shipping on orders over $50.
Returns
Full Refund, Replacement or Store Credit (10% extra) offered for any issues with your order.