Some things that I've already pulled out of my library:
I Got Life from Hair
La Vie Boheme from Rent
Let It Go from The Full Monty
The Jellicle Ball from Cats (shush up, it works for this)
96,000 from In The Heights
A Kiss is a Terrible Thing to Waste from Whistle Down the Wind
(actually, the Meatloaf recording of this)
Can anyone suggest things to add to the list?
Thanks!
-Patti
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"Wells Fargo Wagon"
"Quintet" from WSS
"Honey Bun"
"Shine" from Billy Elliot
"Shy" from Once Upon a Mattress
"He Had it Comin'"
Some of these songs have major attitude and runner friends of mine (God, no,
not me!) use them. :)
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Moni
"Who told you that you should be able to walk on water? You're human, get
used to it."
My mom
"We Are What We Are" - La Cage
"It's Today" - Mame
"June is Bustin' Out" - Carousel
"Oklahoma"
"A Little Priest" - Sweeney Todd
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"Without danger, Mr. Bardolph, there is no theatre." -Peter Shaffer
The Bitch of Living - Spring Awakening
Heavy - Dreamgirls
Fake Your Way to the Top - Dreamgirls
That Great Come-and-Get It Day - Finian's Rainbow
Run and Tell That - Hairspray
The Little Things You Do Together - Company
Fifteen Pounds Away From My Love (Goldrich & Heisler)
Hola Lola - Dear Edwina
Everyone Wants To Be Sondheim (Alan Chapman)
On My Way - Violet
Welcome to the 60's - Hairspray
Fridays At Four - A Class Act
Better- A Class Act
Magic Foot - 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
Overture - Candide
They Live in You - The Lion King
You Can Be as Loud as the Hell You Want - Avenue Q
> >> I've taken up running recently. I'm finding that I have a love/hate
> >> relationship with it, but it's a lot easier for me to keep going if
> >> I have the right kind of music to listen to. To that end, I'm
> >> looking for suggestions for songs that are high-energy, and likely
> >> to make me want to keep running.
>...
Marcia
Way back when, Bruce Kimmel and I talked about doing an album of
Broadway dance music specifically for this purpose - tracks like The
Tornado from The Wiz and the Grapes of Roth from Promises, Promises.
Join the Circus -- Barnum
There Once Was a Man (Pajama Game)
Everything's Up to Date in Kansas City (Oklahoma)
Shipoopie (Music Man)
Guenevere (Camelot)
A Weekend in the Country (Little Night Music)
Two Ladies in the Shadow of the Banana Tree (House of Flowers)
Runyonland Music (Guys & Dolls)
Shoeless Joe from Hannibal Mo (Damn Yankees)
Jean Coeur de Lapin