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Songs in the Album Just For The Record...

No	Song
1	(have I Stayed) Too Long At The Fair/look At That Face
2	(i Had Myself A) True Love
3	1965 Emmy Awards
4	1969 Academy Awards
5	1977 Academy Awards
6	Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home
7	A Good Man Is Hard To Find/some Of These Days
8	A Piece Of Sky
9	A Sleepin' Bee
10	Between Yesterday And Tomorrow
11	Be My Guest
12	Can You Tell The Moment?
13	Close To You
14	Cry Me A River
15	Ding-dong! The Witch Is Dead
16	Don't Rain On My Parade
17	Don Rickles
18	Evergreen
19	Funny Girl
20	God Bless The Child
21	Guilty
22	Happy Days Are Here Again
23	Harold Arlen
24	Hatikvah
25	A Quiet Thing / There Won't Be Trumpets
26	Hello, Dolly!
27	Here We Are At Last
28	He Touched Me
29	House Of Flowers
30	I'm Always Chasing Rainbows
31	I'm The Greatest Star
32	If I Close My Eyes
33	If I Loved You
34	I Can Do It
35	I Hate Music
36	I Know Him So Well
37	Jule Styne
38	Keepin' Out Of Mischief Now
39	Lost Inside Of You
40	Lover, Come Back To Me
41	Medley (from Color Me Barbra)
42	Medley (from My Name Is Barbra, Two...)
43	Miss Marmelstein
44	Moon River
45	My Honey's Loving Arms
46	My Man
47	My Name Is Barbra
48	Nobody's Heart (belongs To Me)
49	On A Clear Day (you Can See Forever)
50	Over The Rainbow
51	Papa, Can You Hear Me?
52	People
53	Putting It Together
54	Richard Rodgers
55	Sleep In Heavenly Peace (silent Night)
56	Spring Can Really Hang You Up The Most
57	Starting Here, Starting Now
58	Stoney End
59	Theme From Nuts (end Credits)
60	The Moon And I (demo)
61	The Singer
62	The Way We Were
63	Value
64	Warm All Over
65	We've Only Just Begun
66	What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life?
67	When The Sun Comes Out
68	When You Gotta Go/in The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning
69	Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf
70	You'll Never Know (1955)
71	You're The Top
72	You Don't Bring Me Flowers
73	You Wanna Bet

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