Party Tyme Karaoke: Broadway Soundtrack CD

Party Tyme Karaoke: Broadway Soundtrack Music

List Price	$14.98 (You save $1.99)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Soundtrack, CD singles, Nostalgia, Karaoke
Label	Sybersound
Orig Year	2000
All Time Sales Rank	108829
CD Universe Part number	1142139
Catalog number	1047
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 31, 2001
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Party Tyme Karaoke: Broadway Soundtrack Songs

	1.	Tonight - (from "West Side Story", with Sybersound)
	2.	My Favorite Things - (from "The Sound Of Music", with Sybersound)
	3.	Hello, Young Lovers - (from "The King And I", with Sybersound)
	4.	I Could Have Danced All Night - (from "My Fair Lady", with Sybersound)
	5.	Stranger in Paradise - (from "Kismet", with Sybersound)
	6.	Oh, What a Beautiful Morning - (from "Oklahoma", with Sybersound)
	7.	All I Ask of You - (from "Phantom Of The Opera", with Sybersound)
	8.	Consider Yourself - (from "Oliver", with Sybersound)
	9.	Memory - (from "Cats", with Sybersound)
	10.	Summer Nights - (from "Grease", with Sybersound)
	11.	Some Enchanted Evening - (from "South Pacific", with Sybersound)
	12.	What I Did For Love - (from "A Chorus Line", with Sybersound)
	13.	If I Loved You - (from "Carousel", with Sybersound)
	14.	Hello, Dolly! - (from "Hello Dolly", with Sybersound)
	15.	'Till There Was You - (from "Music Man", with Sybersound)
	16.	Put on a Happy Face - (from "Bye Bye Birdie", with Sybersound)

Party Tyme Karaoke: Broadway Soundtrack Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Five Stars Baby!
Most excellent rendition of my most favorite broadway tunes. Can't wait to hook up the mike and rock n'roll.
Submitted by a reviewer (Bickford, Texas)
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