Suzanne Henry & Craig Lucas
Suzanne Henry & Craig Lucas
Suzanne Henry
Suzanne Henry & Craig Lucas
Suzanne Henry
Craig Lucas
Suzanne Henry & Craig Lucas
Suzanne Henry & Craig Lucas
Suzanne Henry & Craig Lucas
Suzanne Henry
Craig Lucas
Suzanne Henry & Craig Lucas
Craig Lucas
Suzanne Henry
Suzanne Henry & Craig Lucas
Suzanne Henry & Craig Lucas
Sondheim wrote this song mere days prior to the Boston tryout of his 1971 musical Follies. Since it was written in such little time, both Sondheim and director Hall Prince disliked the song, and it was cut and replaced with “Lucy and Jessie,” which conveyed basically the same meaning, and had “a sim...
Now this is the tale of a dame known as Harriet
Who climbed to the top of the heap from the bottom
A beautiful life was her aim and to vary it
She wanted the sun and the moon and she got 'em
She isn't the least exhausted from her climb
But she does look back from time to time
And the subject of this evening's quiz
Is who she was and who she is
Uptown:
She's stepping out with a swell
Downtown:
She's holding hands on the El
Hyphenated Harriet:
The nouveau from New Rochelle
Uptown:
She's got the Vanderbilt clans
Downtown:
She's with the sidewalk Cezannes
Hyphenated Harriet:
The nouveau from New Rochelle
She sits at the Ritz with her splits of Mumm's
And starts to pine for a stein with her Village chums
But with a Schlitz in her mitts down in Fitzroy's Bar
She thinks of the Ritz. Oh, it's so schizo
Uptown:
It's Harry Winston she needs
Downtown:
It's strictly zircons and beads
Ask her:
Should she be uptown or down?
She's two of the most miserable girls in town
Uptown, Downtown was written by Stephen Sondheim.
Uptown, Downtown was produced by Thomas Z. Shepard.
Craig Lucas released Uptown, Downtown on Mon Feb 01 1982.