Ben Franklin in Paris Lyrics – All Songs from the Musical

Cover for Ben Franklin in Paris album

Ben Franklin in Paris Lyrics: Song List

  1. Act 1
  2. Overture 
  3. We Sail The Seas 
  4. I Invented Myself 
  5. Too Charming 
  6. Whatever Became Of Old Temple? 
  7. Half The Battle 
  8. A Balloon Is Ascending 
  9. To Be Alone With You
  10. You're In Paris 
  11. How Laughable It Is
  12. Hic Haec Hoc 
  13. God Bless The Human Elbow 
  14. Act 2
  15. When I Dance WIth The Person I Love 
  16. Diane Is 
  17. Look For Small Pleasures
  18. I Love The Ladies 
  19. Finale (To Be Alone with You) 

About the "Ben Franklin in Paris" Stage Show

Sidney Michaels wrote the libretto and lyrics, and the music was done by Mark Sandrich, Jr. together with Jerry Herman. Michael Kidd had directed the Broadway production, which dates back to October 1964, which was able to hold 215 plays in Lunt-Fontanne Theatre. You can evaluate the success of a play as slightly below average.

Team: O. Smith (designer and decorator), Motley (costume designer), J. Brown (illuminator), D. Pippin (sound engineer, arranger), P. J. Lang (Conductor), R. Adams (dance executive).

Cast: R. Preston, R. Gardner, U. Sallert, L. Zeldis, A. Matthews, S. Watson, R. Russel, S. Greene, E. Roll, F. Kiser, G. Ramos, J. Schaefer, S. Roveta, A. Falco, E. Graf, O. Clark, J. Elliot, A. Bartow, M. Charles, C. Fearl, D. Ball, R. LePage, J. Keatts, B. Webster, C. Parks, R. Schwinn, A. Maye, B. Kaliban, H. Harris, M. Crawford, J. Taliaferro, B. Bossert, S. Getz, L. Jones, J. Fletcher, S. France, H. Mazzini & K. Andrews.

Author of libretto was nominated for a Tony Award, but unfortunately, he did not get one. The album was recorded by Capitol Records.

The resurrection of the musical took place only one time for a couple of months – at the end of 2008 and it was not raised any time since then.
Release date: 1964

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