Elaine Stritch - Stritch

Stritch By  Elaine Stritch Very Good Condition The one and only solo album from this Broadway legend, recorded in 1955 and-prior to this CD release-extremely rare! Includes her interpretations of The Object of My Affection; Easy Street; You're Getting to Be a Habit with Me; And the Angels Sing; There's a Lull in My Life , and more. Notes by Rex Reed! A Review: WOW is all I can say! Elaine Stritch sounds like she is having fun singing these songs. Sadly this is her only recorded album...but what a voice before time, alcohol and cigarettes took their toll. She is extremely versatile--who knew Mama could scat with the best of them???? ("And The Angels Sing.") From her spot on impersonation of Carmen Miranda ("Are You Having Any Fun?"), her ballad rendition ("That's The Beginning Of The End"), the satire of "You Took Advantage Of Me", the attitude of "If"---I think you will enjoy this reording. Track Listings Disc: 1   1. Are You Having Any Fun?   2. You're Getting To Be A Habi