Recorded March 28, 2000 at The Hit Factory, New York City.
Mastered at Digisonics, Northridge, CA.
Design: 2x4
Cover Art: "The Charleston" (1926), courtesy of Hulton Getty/Liaison Agency.

Stage Production -
Second Stage Theatre, New York City.
Opening Night: February 17, 2000.

The stage production of "Saturday Night" was made possible by the generous support of The Hale Matthews Foundation, The Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation, the City of New York Department of Cultural Challenge Program, Edwin W. Schloss and the United States Trust Company of New York.

Vocalists on Track 11 credited to Gene & The Gang.
Vocalists on Track 21 credited to The Company.


All selections copyright © 1954-1999 Burthen Music Company, Inc. and Rilting Music, Inc. All rights administered by Warner/Chappell Music, Inc. All rights (ASCAP).
Except "Happy Birthday to You" (Mildred Hill / Patty Hill) on track 14 (0:11-0:21), copyright © 1935 Summy-Birchard Music, a division of Summy-Birchard, Inc. All rights (ASCAP).



Nonesuch Records, a Warner Music Group Company.
? & © 2000 Nonesuch Records for the United States and WEA International, Inc. for the world outside of the United States.

Recorded at Clinton Studios, The Hit Factory, RPM - New York and at Westlake, Signet Sound - Los Angeles.

Notes: Each track (except track 11) is from a corresponding musical featuring music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim:-
Track 1 is from "Sweeney Todd"
Track 2 is from "Little Night Music"
Track 3 is from "Pacific Overtures"
Track 4 is from "Anyone Can Whistle"
Track 5 is from "Passion"
Tracks 6 and 9 are from "Sunday In The Park With George"
Tracks 7 and 8 are from "Follies"
Track 10 is from "Dick Tracy"

Track 11, "written in the '50s for an unproduced television special, was lost until transcribed from a tape by Sonheim associate Paul McKibbins. Here we present a rare recording of Stephen Sondheim as pianist. His very touching performance comes first, then variations from Herbie Hancock..."

A revue created for the Whitney Museum's Composers' Showcase series (and sometimes known as You're Gonna Love Tomorrow), A Stephen Sondheim Evening collects songs with music and lyrics by Sondheim in a live 1983 concert featuring a top cast of Liz Callaway, Cris Groenendaal, Bob Gunton, George Hearn, Steven Jacob, Judy Kaye, and A Little Night Music's Victoria Mallory, with a special appearance by Angela Lansbury.