Fanny Brice vinyl The Real Funny Girl record Second Hand Rose, My Man, more vaudeville era classics, as played by Streisand on stage screen

Fanny Brice was an early 20th century stage talent immortalized by Barbra
Streisand as "Funny Girl." But have you ever heard the original? Here she is --
Fania Borach (1891-1951), the Ziegfeld Follies comic, singer, actress and
radio's Baby Snooks, delivering her signature songs "Second Hand Rose" and "My
Man," at the height of her fame.

This compilation album of old 78rpm recordings doesn't seem to have been
released on CD. So grab this vinyl copy reissued after Streisand's '60s "Funny
Girl" triumphs on stage and screen. They brought Brice back into the pop
culture consciousness after generations away.

Now she's back again, thanks to Broadway's 2022 "Funny Girl" revival.

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► The Original Funny Girl
Fanny Brice Sings the Songs She Made Famous
(Audio Fidelity AF 707) - 1968

I'm an Indian
If You Want the Rainbow You Must Have the Rain
Second-Hand Rose
When a Woman Loves a Man
Cooking Breakfast for the One I Love
My Man
Mrs. Cohen at the Beach
I'd Rather Be Blue Over You Than Happy With Someone Else
Oh, How I Hate That Fellow Nathan
Becky Is Back in the Ballet
The Sheik of Avenue B

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