Hear the "Queen of Broadway" Ethel Merman swing to Billy May's arrangements and conducting on this album, which has been digitally remastered and is appearing on CD for the first time. Also included are rare bonus tracks as an additional treat! Merman classics such as "I Got Rhythm", "I Get A Kick Out Of You", "You're The Top" and "Friendship" emerge with a fresh, irresistible appeal that should win them renewed appreciation by the modern generation. Bonus tracks are from various sources - the Merman 1959 TV special 'Merman on Broadway', Merman live at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas and the final two tracks from a very special radio broadcast in 1937 as a tribute to the then recently departed George Gershwin where Merman sang live remembering her friend and mentor.
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1 I Got Rhythm
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2 This Is It/Do I Love You
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3 I Get a Kick Out of You
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4 Sam and Delilah
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5 Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries
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6 Blow, Gabriel, Blow
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7 You're An Old Smoothie
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8 Down in the Depths on the Ninetieth Floor
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9 But Not for Me
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10 Friendship
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11 You're the Top
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12 I Got Rhythm [Merman on Broadway] [Live]
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13 Eadie Was a Lady [Merman on Broadway] [Live]
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14 The Girl That I Marry/You Can't Get a Man with a Gun [Merman on Broadway] [
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15 Blow, Gabriel, Blow [Live]
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16 I Get a Kick Out of You [Merman in Vegas] [Live]
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17 That Old Feeling [Merman in Vegas] [Live]
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18 Over the Rainbow [Chrysler's Shower of Stars] [Live]
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19 I Got Rhythm [The "George Gershwin Memorial" Programme] [Live]
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20 They Can't Take That Away from Me [The "George Gershwin Memorial" Progr
Hear the "Queen of Broadway" Ethel Merman swing to Billy May's arrangements and conducting on this album, which has been digitally remastered and is appearing on CD for the first time. Also included are rare bonus tracks as an additional treat! Merman classics such as "I Got Rhythm", "I Get A Kick Out Of You", "You're The Top" and "Friendship" emerge with a fresh, irresistible appeal that should win them renewed appreciation by the modern generation. Bonus tracks are from various sources - the Merman 1959 TV special 'Merman on Broadway', Merman live at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas and the final two tracks from a very special radio broadcast in 1937 as a tribute to the then recently departed George Gershwin where Merman sang live remembering her friend and mentor.
