arranged by, conductor Hal Mooney
executive-producer [reissue] Richard Seidel
liner notes [original] John S. Wilson
liner notes [original] Leonard Feather
liner notes [reissue] Larry Kart
mastered by [reissue] Suha Gur
orchestra Hal Mooney And His Orchestra
supervised by Bob Shad
supervised by [reissue] Michael Lang
vocals Sarah Vaughan
Phonographic Copyright (p) PolyGram Records, Inc.
Copyright (c) PolyGram Records, Inc.
Tracks 2-7 to 2-16 are bonus tracks not included in the original release Great Songs From Hit Shows.

1-1 Introduced in 1926 by Helen Ford in Peggy-Ann
1-2 Introduced in 1935 by Gloria Grafton in Billy Rose's Jumbo
1-3 Introduced in 1939 by Dixie Dunbar in Yokel Boy
1-4 Introduced in 1930 by Ginger Rogers in Girl Crazy
1-5 Introduced in 1948 by Doretta Morrow and Brian Palmer in Where's Charlie?
1-6 Introduced in 1927 by Mary Lawlor and John Price Jones in Good News
1-7 Introduced in 1934 by J. Harold Murray in Thumbs Up
1-8 Introduced in 1940 by Shirley Ross in Higher And Higher
1-9 Introduced in 1946 by Ella Logan and Donald Richards in Finian's Rainbow
1-10 Introduced in 1933 by William Hain and Tamara in Roberta
1-11 Introduced in 1949 by Mary McCarty in Miss Liberty
1-12 Introduced in 1941 by Vivienne Segal in Pal Joey
1-13 Introduced in 1931 by John Arker in The Band Wagon
1-14 Introduced in 1938 by Walter Huston in Knickerbocker Holiday
1-15 Introduced in 1929 by Jack Whiting in Heads Ups!
1-16 Introduced in 1949 by Todd Duncan in Lost In The Stars
1-17 Introduced in 1936 by Ray Bolger and Doris Carson in On Your Toes
1-18 Introduced in 1939 by Frances Mercer, Hollace Shaw, Hiram Sherman and Ralph Stuart in Very Warm For May
2-1 introduced in 1916 by Haru Onuki and the Elm City four in The Big Show
2-2 introduced in 1949 by Eddie Albert and Allyn McLerie in Miss Liberty
2-3 introduced in 1927 by Jessie Matthews in One Dam Thing After Another
2-4 introduced in 1951 by Barbara Cook and Jerome Courtland in Flahooley
2-5 introduced in 1946 by Ethel Merman and Ray Middleton in Annie Get Your Gun
2-6 introduced in 1941 by Gertrude Lawrence in Lady In The Dark
2-7 introduced in 1931 by Jeanne Aubert and Lawrence Gray in The Laugh Parade
2-8 introduced in 1929 by Libby Holman in The Little Show
2-9 introduced in 1946 by Betty-Jane Watson in Toplitsky of Notre Dame
2-10 introduced in 1945 by Jan Clayton and John Raitt in Carousel
2-11 introduced in 1936 by Bob Hope and Ethel Merman in Red, Hot, and Blue
2-12 introduced in 1953 by Edie Adams and George Gaynes in Wonderful Town
2-13 introduced in 1953 by Alfred Drake, Richard Kiley, and Doretta Morrow in Kismet
2-14 introduced in 1956 by Olga James in Mr. Wonderful
2-15 introduced in 1928 by Irene Bordoni in Paris
2-16 introduced in 1929 by Jessie Matthews in Wake Up And Dream
Barcode: 7 31452 64642 2 (Text)
Barcode: 731452646422 (Scanned)
Matrix / Runout: 526 465-2 01 + (CD 1)
Matrix / Runout: 526 466-2 01 + (CD 2)
Rights Society: BIEM, STEMRA