PRE-OWNED VINYL

DESCRIPTION
Australian stereo release from master impressionist Rich Little. Rich Little's Broadway features his acclaimed celebrity impersonations in a series of comedy sketches and musical parodies inspired by Broadway classics, with spot-on impressions of Jack Benny, George Burns, Humphrey Bogart, Ed Sullivan, Jimmy Stewart, John Wayne, Alfred Hitchcock, Bing Crosby, Peter Lorre, Vincent Price and many more.

CONDITION
VINYL: VG++
COVER: VG++

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RELEASE DETAILS
Format: Album
Pressing Year: Unknown
Pressing Country: Australia

TRACKLISTING
LP 1 – Side A
Jack Benny & George Burns Sing "Hey There"
David Brinkley and Crazy Guggenheim Report The News
Humphrey Bogart Interprets "Accustomed To Her Face"
Jack Hawkins And George Burns In "The Battle Of The Atlantic"
Burt Lancaster And Kirk Douglas Sing "Anything You Can Do"
Rex Harrison And Jimmy Durante Discuss Language
Ed Sullivan Sings "Everything's Coming Up Roses"
Humphrey Bogart And David Janssen Make Plans
Alfred Hitchcock Sings "Those Were The Good Old Days"
Bing Crosby And Edgar Buchanan Discuss Music
LP 1 – Side B
Jackie Gleason And Crazy Guggenheim Sing "Together"
Henry Fonda And Magoo Prepare For War
Jimmy Stewart Sings "People"
John Wayne And Liberace Discuss Manhood
Jack Hawkins And Claude Rains Sing "If Ever I Would Leave You" To Chester
The Judge, Perry Mason And Rochester Press The Suit
Peter Lorre, Vincent Price, Bela Lugosi Assist Boris Karloff In Singing "Real Live Girl" Comment By Lawrence Welk
David Brinkley And Chet Huntley Sing "Some Enchanted Evening"
Ed Sullivan Introduces James Mason And Jack Lemmon Singing "Hello Dolly"