Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Single from the 1980 concept album by Marti Webb: Tell Me On a Sunday, by Andrew Lloyd Webber.
The album later became a song cycle one woman musical, and then later was combined with Variations to create the musical: Song and Dance.
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"The Premiere Collection: The Best of Andrew Lloyd Webber" is a compilation album originally released in 1988, with the original recordings of the promotional singles from Lloyd Webber's most popular musicals at that time:
The Phantom of the Opera, Evita, Cats, Requiem, Jesus Christ Superstar, Song and Dance, Starlight Express, Tell Me On a Sunday, and Variations.
Artists: Sarah Brightman, Paul Nicholas, Elaine Paige, Steve Harley, Barbara Dickson, Michael Crawford, Marti Webb, Cliff Richard, Yvonne Elliman, Ray Shell, Julie Covington, Paul Miles Kingston, Murray Head, and Julian Lloyd Webber.
The album is now out of print and never was released digitally.
The 1996 follow up album "The Broadway Collection: The Very Best of Andrew Lloyd Webber" did receive a digital release though.
That compilation album features broadway cast recordings instead of the pop singles on this one.
Single from the 1980 concept album by Marti Webb: Tell Me On a Sunday, by Andrew Lloyd Webber.
The album later became a song cycle one woman musical, and then later was combined with Variations to create the musical: Song and Dance.
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"The Premiere Collection: The Best of Andrew Lloyd Webber" is a compilation album originally released in 1988, with the original recordings of the promotional singles from Lloyd Webber's most popular musicals at that time:
The Phantom of the Opera, Evita, Cats, Requiem, Jesus Christ Superstar, Song and Dance, Starlight Express, Tell Me On a Sunday, and Variations.
Artists: Sarah Brightman, Paul Nicholas, Elaine Paige, Steve Harley, Barbara Dickson, Michael Crawford, Marti Webb, Cliff Richard, Yvonne Elliman, Ray Shell, Julie Covington, Paul Miles Kingston, Murray Head, and Julian Lloyd Webber.
The album is now out of print and never was released digitally.
The 1996 follow up album "The Broadway Collection: The Very Best of Andrew Lloyd Webber" did receive a digital release though.
That compilation album features broadway cast recordings instead of the pop singles on this one.
