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The following channels include songs by Oklahoma! (1943)
Composer: Richard Rodgers
Lyrics by Hart, Hammerstein, or Rodgers himself
1950s Broadway
Great songs from the decade when Broadway ruled popular culture
Broadway Finales
Last-act numbers from popular Broadway shows
Composers: Rodgers & Hammerstein
From "Oklahoma!" through "The Sound of Music"
Overtures
The overtures of hundreds of great Broadway musicals
Wide Playlist Broadway
Thousands of tracks for the die-hard theater fan!
Broadway Love Songs
Great love songs from the stage
Hot Fun in the Summertime
Rock, pop, and soul songs about summer
Ed Sullivan welcomes...
Our "Fantasy Festival" of '60s/'70s pop & rock stars who appeared on Ed Sullivan
Kids' Broadway
"Beauty & the Beast," "Annie," "Cinderella," more
Broadway's Best
The all-time top songs from the Golden Age to today's Broadway hits
Broadway Sing-along
Uptempo Broadway songs that'll make you want to join right in!
The Music of World War II
Songs from, and inspired by, wartime America... plus historical recordings!
House Blend: Broadway + Cabaret
A blend of our "Broadway's Best" and "Cabaretdio" channels
Blues and Elvis and Somebody Else's Favorite Song
Inspired by a lyric in Steely Dan's "FM (No Static at All)," so lots of Steely Dan. (The "somebo...
Broadway's Golden Age
Classics from "Oklahoma!" (1943) to "Fiddler on the Roof" (1964). This IS your parents' Broadway ...
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