"Story of My Life" is the cast album, the solo CD is "The Journey Home" - both available June 2.
"The Journey Home" info copy-pasted:
Track Listings 1. Look to the Rainbow 2. Truly Scrumptious 3. It's a Fine Life 4. Shall We Dance? 5. Anytime 6. Wait 7. Huggin' and Chalkin' 8. Everything I've Got 9. Getting Tall 10. You Are Beautiful 11. Blue Skies/It's a Lovely Day Today 12. Long Before I Knew You 13. The Journey Home
Editorial Reviews Product Description Malcolm Gets has often said that his career happened because of the record cabinet in his parents' living room specifically, the cast albums of the 1950s and '60s that they stored there. Gets was studying to be a classical pianist, but instead of practicing, he would end up playing selections by Rodgers & Hammerstein. Now, after forging an acclaimed career as a star of Broadway (Amour, A New Brain and The Story of My Life) and television (Caroline in the City and HBO's Grey Gardens), Gets retraces his musical roots in his debut album, The Journey Home. Rediscovering his diverse musical touchstones, he digs deep into beloved classics like: You Are Beautiful; and: Long Before I Knew You, takes on anthems both raucous: It s a Fine Life, and romantic: Look to the Rainbow, and mines the passion and pathos in newer ballads like William Finn's: Anytime, and the title track.
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Date: 2009-05-20 02:53 am (UTC)"The Journey Home" info copy-pasted:
Track Listings
1. Look to the Rainbow
2. Truly Scrumptious
3. It's a Fine Life
4. Shall We Dance?
5. Anytime
6. Wait
7. Huggin' and Chalkin'
8. Everything I've Got
9. Getting Tall
10. You Are Beautiful
11. Blue Skies/It's a Lovely Day Today
12. Long Before I Knew You
13. The Journey Home
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Malcolm Gets has often said that his career happened because of the record cabinet in his parents' living room specifically, the cast albums of the 1950s and '60s that they stored there. Gets was studying to be a classical pianist, but instead of practicing, he would end up playing selections by Rodgers & Hammerstein. Now, after forging an acclaimed career as a star of Broadway (Amour, A New Brain and The Story of My Life) and television (Caroline in the City and HBO's Grey Gardens), Gets retraces his musical roots in his debut album, The Journey Home. Rediscovering his diverse musical touchstones, he digs deep into beloved classics like: You Are Beautiful; and: Long Before I Knew You, takes on anthems both raucous: It s a Fine Life, and romantic: Look to the Rainbow, and mines the passion and pathos in newer ballads like William Finn's: Anytime, and the title track.