Suchergebnisse - Feinstein, Michael 1956-

The Gershwins and me: a personal history in twelve songs

Nice work if you can get it: my life in rhythm and rhyme

Show tunes: the songs, shows, and careers of Broadway's major composers

Over there: songs of war and peace c. 1900 - 1920 ; Over there ; Oh! How I hate to get up in the morning ; Would you rather be a colonel with and eagle on your shoulder, or a private with a chicken on your knee? ; Good morning, Mr. Zip-Zip-Zip ; Good-bye Broadway, hello France! ; Keep the home fires burning ; Sister Susie's sewing shirts for soldiers ; Just a baby's prayer at twilight ; It's long way to Tipperary ; Roses of Picardy ; How 'ya gonna keep 'em down on the farm ...

Hopeless romantics: Michael Feinstein & George Shearing

Change of heart: the songs of André Previn

Remember - Michael Feinstein sings Irving Berlin: Let me sing and I'm happy ; Change partners ; Puttin' on the ritz, Slumming on Park Avenue ; When the midnight choo choo leaves for Alabam ; Better luck next time ; I'm putting all my eggs in one basket ; Remember, Always, What'll I do ; How deep is the ocean, Maybe it's because I love you too much ; What chance have I with love? Looking at you (across the breakfast table), Just one way to say I love you ; Let's have another cup of coffee, I say it's spinach ; Say it isn't so ; Alexander's Ragtime Band

Michael Feinstein - The MGM album: M.G.M. fanfare ; That's entertainment from The bandwagon ; It's a most unusual day from A date with Judy ; Time after time from It happened in Brooklyn ; Spring, spring, spring from Seven bridges for seven brothers ; Medly: Friendly star from Summer stock ; This heart of mine from Ziegfeld follies ; Our love affair from Strike up the band ; Please don't say no, say maybe from Thrill of a romance ; Wonder why from Rich, young and pretty ; Medley: All I do is dream of you from Sadie McKee ; You are my lucky star from Broadway melody of 1936 ; If I only had a brain from The wizard of Oz ; You and I from Goodbye Mr. Chips ; Singing in the rain from Hollywood revue of 1929 ; Reprise: That's entertainemnt from The bandwagon