Everlasting – Tuck Everlasting – Backing Track
Based upon the American children’s novel by Natalie Babbitt, with music by Chris Miller, lyrics by Nathan Tysen and a book by Claudia Shear and Tim Federle, Tuck Everlasting tells the story of a girl called Winnie who runs away from home looking for a life of adventure. She meets the Tuck family in the forest and finds more adventure with them than she could have imagined. ‘Everlasting’ is performed by Winnie towards the end of the show, when she parts ways with the Tuck family and is gifted a vial of the magical water from their spring which makes drinkers immortal, and Winnie contemplates what immortality would be like.
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Bombie Samba – Chitty Chitty Bang Bang – Backing Track
A high-energy samba song from the musical version of the classic 1968 film, this number is performed by the Baroness and Baron Bomburst and the ensemble at a party.
This track is based on the 2002 Original London Cast Recording.
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Good Girl Winnie Foster – Tuck Everlasting – Backing Track
Based upon the American children’s novel by Natalie Babbitt, with music by Chris Miller, lyrics by Nathan Tysen and a book by Claudia Shear and Tim Federle, Tuck Everlasting tells the story of a girl called Winnie who runs away from home looking for a life of adventure. She meets the Tuck family in the forest and finds more adventure with them than she could have imagined. ‘Good Girl Winnie Foster’ introduces us to the character of Winnie and how much she longs for adventure and escape from her sleepy town and well-behaved existence.
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The Story of the Tucks – Tuck Everlasting – Backing Track
Based upon the American children’s novel by Natalie Babbitt, with music by Chris Miller, lyrics by Nathan Tysen and a book by Claudia Shear and Tim Federle, Tuck Everlasting tells the story of a girl called Winnie who runs away from home looking for a life of adventure. She meets the Tuck family in the forest and finds more adventure with them than she could have imagined. In ‘The Story of the Tucks’ the family tell Winnie all about their story and the magical spring which has changed their lives.
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Dyin’ Ain’t So Bad Reprise – Bonnie & Clyde – Backing Track
“Dyin’ Ain’t So Bad Reprise” is a song from the musical Bonnie & Clyde with music by Frank Wildhorn and lyrics by Don Black. The show is based on the life story of infamous American outlaws and lovers Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker who achieved cult hero status during the Great Depression. Bonnie & Clyde sing “Dyin’ Ain’t So Bad Reprise” at the end of the show as they realise their star-crossed love and life of crime is reaching it’s inevitable end.
This backing track is based on the 2012 Original Broadway Cast Recording.
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How ‘Bout A Dance Reprise – Bonnie & Clyde – Backing Track
“How ‘Bout A Dance Reprise” is a song from the musical Bonnie & Clyde with music by Frank Wildhorn and lyrics by Don Black. The show is based on the life story of infamous American outlaws and lovers Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker who achieved cult hero status during the Great Depression. “How ‘Bout A Dance Reprise” is sung by Bonnie at the end of the show, as she & Clyde realise their star-crossed love and life of crime is coming to it’s inevitable end.
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That’s What You Call A Dream – Bonnie & Clyde – Backing Track
“That’s What You Call A Dream” is a song from the musical Bonnie & Clyde with music by Frank Wildhorn and lyrics by Don Black. The show is based on the life story of infamous American outlaws and lovers Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker who achieved cult hero status during the Great Depression. “That’s What You Call A Dream” is a solo performed by Blanche, as she tries to convince Buck to give up his life of crime and settle down into her dream of a happy family life.
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What Was Good Enough For You – Bonnie & Clyde – Backing Track
“What Was Good Enough For You” is a song from the musical Bonnie & Clyde with music by Frank Wildhorn and lyrics by Don Black. The show is based on the life story of infamous American outlaws and lovers Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker who achieved cult hero status during the Great Depression. “What Was Good Enough For You” is a song performed by Clyde and Bonnie when they try to explain to their parents their ambitions for a wealthier life as they continue their crime spree.
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This Never Happened Before – Bonnie & Clyde – Backing Track
“This Never Happened Before” is a song from the musical Bonnie & Clyde with music by Frank Wildhorn and lyrics by Don Black. The show is based on the life story of infamous American outlaws and lovers Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker who achieved cult hero status during the Great Depression. “This Never Happened Before” is a song which got cut from the show in the early stages of development, but was included as a bonus track on the Original Broadway Cast Recording,
This backing track is based on the 2012 Original Broadway Cast Recording, which you can buy here:
When I Drive – Bonnie & Clyde – Backing Track
“When I Drive” is a song from the musical Bonnie & Clyde with music by Frank Wildhorn and lyrics by Don Black. The show is based on the life story of infamous American outlaws and lovers Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker who achieved cult hero status during the Great Depression. “When I Drive” is a country rock-style song performed by Clyde and his brother Buck, as they imagine escaping Dallas in the latest and fastest ever Ford car.
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Grease Finale Medley (Fanale) – Grease (Backing Track)
Based on the Original London Cast Recording from 1993, this megamix of all the best bits of the Grease score rounds off the show, following the well-known final song “You’re The One That I Want”.
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Greased Lightnin’ – Grease (Backing Track)
Based on the Original London Cast Recording from 1993, this song has been an integral and popular part of the musical since it’s 1972 incarnation. Kenickie brags to the T-Birds (originally the ‘Burger Palace Boys’) about the used car that he is doing up to race, and they help him imagine the dream-machine that it could become.
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“We Know Better” is a song which didn’t make the final cut of the hit Disney film Frozen, but the first half of the song was included as a demo on the deluxe edition of the Original Soundtrack, performed by writers Robert Lopez & Kristen Anderson-Lopez and their own children. The song is described by Kristen as “a song for two rebellious princesses”, where Elsa & Anna sing about the difference between what people expect princesses to be like, compared to the reality which they know better.
Please note, this track is based on the recording from the Froxen Deluxe Edition Soundtrack which is an unfinished demo and as such, ends with a fade-out.
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Neverland – Finding Neverland – Backing Track
With music by Gary Barlow, this show based on the award-winning film Finding Neverland, has two official recordings – a concept album featuring stars from the world of pop, and an Original Broadway Cast recording. This backing track is based on the Concept Album version, the first track on that album, performed by Zendaya. This version was also performed by Jennifer Hudson at the 2014 Tony Awards.
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Believe – Finding Neverland – Backing Track
From the musical based on the award-winning film Finding Neverland, “Believe” is a song about the power of imagination, performed by the character of J.M.Barrie, with support from Sylvia, her four boys and the ensemble.
There are two official recordings of Finding Neverland – a concept album featuring stars from the world of pop, and the Original Broadway Cast recording. This backing track is based on the OBCR.
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God’s Arms Are Always Open – Bonnie & Clyde – Backing Track
“God’s Arms Are Always Open” is a song from the musical Bonnie & Clyde with music by Frank Wildhorn and lyrics by Don Black. The show is based on the life story of infamous American outlaws and lovers Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker who achieved cult hero status during the Great Depression. “God’s Arms Are Always Open” is a gospel number sung by the Preacher, Blanche and the church congregation, whilst Buck, Clyde’s brother, decides to turn himself for escaping prison, and Clyde is also hunted down and taken back to prison.
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I Can’t Be Bothered Now – Backing Track
“I Can’t Be Bothered Now” is a song originally written by George & Ira Gershwin for the 1937 film A Damsel In Distress, performed by Fred Astaire. Much later it was included in the 1992 musical Crazy For You, which was primarily based on the duo’s 1930’s show Girl Crazy, with the addition of several other songs from their catalogue. It is sung by Bobby, as he imagines himself performing with the Follies girls, whilst his fiancee and mother argue over his attentions.
This backing track is based on the Crazy For You Original London Cast Recording 1993.
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Magic To Do – Pippin – Backing Track
“Magic To Do” is the opening number from the multi award-winning show Pippin with music by Stephen Schwartz. Performed by the Leading Player and ensemble of a mysterious performance troupe, this full-on chorus song-and-dance opens the show, inviting the audience to listen to the tale they are going to tell about Pippin, the young prince on a journey of discovery.
This backing track is based on the New Broadway Cast Recording 2013, starring Patina Miller as the Leading Player.
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From new musical Show & Tell by Flora Leo, ‘Andy’ is a song about a school crush. A great show for a young cast, this is a lovely solo song for a girl.
The original cast recording was produced by our own studio so by agreement with the composer, this backing track is created directly from the OCR (below), with lead vocal removed.
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“Back To School” , from the Heart of Winter – a new one-woman song cycle with music and lyrics by Tim Connor – is a hilarious romp through a Monday morning for primary school teacher, Kate, following a boozy weekend after she found her boyfriend has been cheating on her. A heart-warming and charming comedy song.
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“The Driving Lesson” from the Heart of Winter – a new one-woman song cycle with music and lyrics by Tim Connor – is a hilarious song in which Yorkshire primary school teacher Kate describes her driving lessons, and all the things that go wrong during her test.
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“Colour In My Cheeks” from the Heart of Winter – a new one-woman song cycle with music and lyrics by Tim Connor – is a beautiful ballad sung by Kate, a school teacher from Yorkshire, who has just split up with her boyfriend after she discovered he was cheating. She likens the cold winter weather to her sadness and daydreams about spring coming and feeling more hopeful.
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“Mum Makes It Better” from the Heart of Winter – a new one-woman song cycle with music and lyrics by Tim Connor – is a heart-warming and hilarious song about a weekend trip for school teacher Kate to go shopping with her mum after a bad break-up.
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“Better Off Alone” , from the Heart of Winter – a new one-woman song cycle with music and lyrics by Tim Connor – is a heart-wrenching song where school teacher, Kate, tries to convince herself she doesn’t need a man in her life, after discovering her boyfriend has been cheating on her.
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“On My Way” is the second song from the Heart of Winter – a new one-woman song cycle with music and lyrics by Tim Connor. The song tells of the determination of Kate to move on with her life after finding out her boyfriend Adam has been cheating on her, and yet also betrays the anger and sadness she is still wrestling with. A great character song with some good belting sections for mezzos.
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