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Arthur Siegel : Live at the Ballroom
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Broadway songwriter sings his hits and unproduced Broadway rarities with Kaye Ballard, June Carroll & Sandy Stewart in a 'live' performance.
Genre: Easy Listening: Musicals/Broadway
Release Date: 1995
Live at the Ballroom Record Label: original cast
  • Buy CD - $13.00
Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Introduction 0:00 Album Only
I Gotta Make My Own Music 0:00 Album Only
Lovely Me 0:00 Album Only
He Takes Me Off His Income Tax 0:00 Album Only
Penny Candy(june Carroll) 0:00 Album Only
Monotonous 0:00 Album Only
Where Is Me?(sandy Stewart) 0:00 Album Only
When The Time Comes(stewart) 0:00 Album Only
Serena Waltz 0:00 Album Only
Before You Love 0:00 Album Only
Throw Your Cares Overboard 0:00 Album Only
Open Your Eyes & Dream 0:00 Album Only
Audience Intros 0:00 Album Only
Kaye Ballard 0:00 Album Only
Beautiful People(with Kaye) 0:00 Album Only
Where Is The Melody?(with Kaye) 0:00 Album Only
I Want You To Be The First One To Know(kaye) 0:00 Album Only
Who Needs People? 0:00 Album Only
Love Is A Simple Thing(cast) 0:00 Album Only
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Album Notes

Arthur was born in Lakewood, NJ on December 31, 1923 and studied acting at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and music at Juilliard.
His Broadway shows included New Faces Of 1952, New Faces Of 1956, New Faces Of 1962 and New Faces Of 1968 as well as over two dozen Off-Broadway musicals, revues and cabaret shows including Tallulah starring Helen Gallagher and Corkscrews! currently available on Original Cast Records.
His hit songs included Love Is a Simple Thing, which had hundreds of various recordings, Monotonous, He Takes Me Off His Income Tax, Penny Candy and I Want You To Be the First One To Know. His song Open Your Eyes and Dream is heard seasonly on television in the Sebastian Cabot version of The Miracle On 34th Street.
He accompanied and/or wrote special material for Eddie Cantor, Kaye Ballard, Hermione Gingold, Nancy Walker, Eartha Kitt, Imogene Coca and Gypsy Rose Lee.
He was a featured performer and contributor to most of Ben Bagley's Revisited Albums.
He performed at almost every major venue around the world including Carnegie Hall, The Carlyle Hotel, The Hungry i, Mr. Kelly's, The St. Regis and The Algonquin.
Arthur passed away on September 13, 1994 at the age of 70 from complications of diabetes. He was a wonderful man and is missed every day by his loving friends. This CD is a rare glimpse at a live performance by this great Broadway talent.

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