Mandy Patinkin - Dress Casual

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Album Details

Title: Dress Casual
Artist: Mandy Patinkin
Release Date: 1990
Re-Released On: 12/31/1990
Label: Columbia
Duration: 60:02
UPCs: 074644599824, 074644599848
Genre: Vocal Music
Styles: Show Tunes, Cast Recordings, Traditional Pop
Moods: Elegant, Laid-Back/Mellow, Poignant, Refined/Mannered, Reflective, Romantic, Sentimental, Sophisticated, Stylish, Theatrical
Total Copies: 2
Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

Track Listings

Doodle Doo Doo
When the Red, Red Robin Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin' Along
Tschaikowsky
On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe
Bein' Green
Triplets
I'm Always Chasing Rainbows
If You Can Find Me, I'm Here
I Remember
When
Take Me to the World
Great Big Town
You Mustn't Kick It Around
I Could Write a Book
Happy Hunting Horn
What Do I Care for a Dame
Do It the Hard Way
I'm Talking to My Pal
Sorry-Grateful
Being Alive
Ya Got Trouble (In River City)
Giants in the Sky
Mr. Arthur's Place
Yossel, Yossel
Hollywood Medley Intro
Steppin' Out With My Baby
A Shine on Your Shoes
It Only Happens When I Dance With You
That International Rag
I've Got Them Feelin' Too Good Today Blues
Let Yourself Go

Additional Releases

Year	Type	Label	Catalog #
1990	CD	Columbia	MK-45998

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Album Review

An enormously ambitious collection of show and film music dominated by suites and medleys taken from Stephen Sondheim's obscure Evening Primrose (with guest Bernadette Peters) and Pal Joey. ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide

Credits

Name	Credits
Abe Appleman	Violin
Al Hunt	Wind
Alava Hunt	Wind
Alfred Patterson	Trombone
Allen Weinberg	Cover Design
Ann Leathers	Violin
Ann Yarbrough	French Horn
Bernadette Peters	Vocals, Performer
Beth Robinson	Harp
Bill Brohn	Arranger
Billy Byers	Arranger
Bruce Bonvissuto	Trombone
Bud Graham	Engineer
Carol Pool	Violin
Clay Ruede	Cello
Crystal Garner	Viola
Dale Stuckenbruck	Violin
David Bakamjian	Cello
David Gale	Trumpet
Dean Plank	Trombone
Don Byron	Conductor, Clarinet, Arranger
Frederick Zlotkin	Cello
Gayle Dixon	Violin
Gregory Heisler	Photography
J.D. Parran	Clarinet, Clarinet (Bass)
Joanna Jenner	Violin
Joe Passaro	Percussion
John Beal	Bass
John Campo	Wind
John Connelly	Violin
John Gale	Trombone
John Moses	Wind
Katherine LiVolsi Stern	Violin
Kevin Kuhn	Banjo, Guitar
Laura Corcos	Violin
Les Scott	Wind
Lois Martin	Viola
Lowell Hershey	Trumpet
Mandy Patinkin	Vocals
Marilyn Reynolds	Violin
Mark Feldman	Violin
Martin Agee	Violin
Maryellen Hester	Violin
Mike Berkowitz	Drums
Mineko Yajima	Violin
Mitchell Stern	Violin
Mitsue Takayama	Viola
Paul Cortese	Viola
Paul Ford	Piano
Paul Gemignani	Conductor, Director
Red Press	Wind
Richard Hagen	French Horn
Richie Schwarz	Percussion, Drums
Robert Botti	Wind
Robert Chausow	Violin
Ron Sell	Orchestra Contractor, French Horn
Sanford Allen	Violin
Scott Frankel	Synthesizer
Scott Kuney	Guitar, Banjo
Steve Alcott	Bass
Steven Epstein	Producer
Suzanne Ornstein	Violin
Tony Barrero	Trumpet
Uri Caine	Piano
Wilmer Wise	Trumpet

Member Reviews

Stan T. wrote on 7/16/2007...

From Amazon
Mandy Patinkin follows up his successful solo debut with Dress Casual. Keeping the same pattern, he provides some Sondheim ("Sorry-Grateful," "Giants in the Sky"), triple-tracking ("Triplets"), and medleys of standards, as well as some Yiddish ("Yossel, Yossel"). The real highlights, however, are two extended suites, one from Rodgers and Hart's Pal Joey (and no, he doesn't sing "Bewitched" in falsetto) and one from Sondheim's 1966 television drama Evening Primrose. For the first full recording of these four songs, Patinkin recruited Sondheim specialist Bernadette Peters, who sings the only song that got significant play after the show, the beautiful ballad "I Remember." Six years after their collaboration in Sunday in the Park with George, the stars are in perfect sync and give Evening Primrose a well-deserved resuscitation. --David Horiuchi