10 Broadway Songs You Know Even If You’ve Never Seen the Show

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00:0010 Broadway Songs You Know Even If You've Never Seen The Show

00:0410. Big Spender, Sweet Charity

00:07Cy Coleman and Dorothy Fields' 1966 showstopper couple's charm with Fosse's choreography,

00:15Bassey, Peggy Lee, and Simpsons parodies have cemented its longevity.

00:199. Summertime, Porgy and Bess

00:23From Porgy and Bess, Gershwin's Lullaby blends jazz, spirituals, and classical.

00:28Billie Holiday and Janis Joplin reveal its timeless universality.

00:338. Don't Rain On My Parade, Funny Girl

00:36Jules Stein and Bob Merrill's 1964 anthem launched by Barbara Streisand

00:41empowers and Glee and Mrs. Doubtfire amplify its resilience.

00:477. The Lady Is a Tramp, Babes in Arms

00:51Rogers and Hart's 1937 gem celebrates individuality with jazzy wit.

00:568. Sinatra, Ella, Tony, and Gaga add swagger and Disney inspiration lingers.

01:019. Aquarius, Let the Sunshine In, Hair

01:06McDermott, Rado, and Ragney's hair unleashed 1967 counterculture.

01:12The Fifth Dimension ruled six weeks, marrying hope and activism that endure.

01:165. If I Were a Rich Man, Fiddler on the Roof

01:21Bach and Harnick's 1964 classic voices, Tevye's Wealth Dreams

01:26Zero Mostel defined it, and Gwen Stefani's sample proves cross-generational appeal.

01:324. Tomorrow, Annie

01:35Strauss and Charnin's 1977 anthem delivers unwavering optimism.

01:40Simple melody bridges generations, thriving in choirs, commercials, and uplifting pandemic performances.

01:463. You'll Never Walk Alone, Carousel

01:50Rogers and Hammerstein's 1945 comfort song became Liverpool FC's anthem.

01:55Post-Hillsboro, 50,000 voices embody solidarity and healing through shared singing.

02:012. Anything You Can Do

02:03Annie, Get Your Gun

02:05Irving Berlin's 1946 duel of egos thrives on call and response.

02:11Ethel Merman and countless parodies explore gender dynamics with enduring competitiveness.

02:161. I Got Rhythm, Girl Crazy

02:19George and Ira Gershwin's 1930s standard birthed jazz rhythm changes.

02:25Armstrong and Ella soared energy anchoring playlists and theory classes.