I Can Get It for You Wholesale: Original Broadway Cast Recording
Cast recording by various artists
Released	April 1962
Genre	Showtunes
Label	Columbia
Producer	Goddard Lieberson
Singles fromI Can Get It for You Wholesale: Original Broadway Cast Recording
"Miss Marmelstein / Who Knows?" Released: April 1962

I Can Get It for You Wholesale is the original Broadway cast album for themusical of the same name, with music and lyrics byHarold Rome. The album is notable for theBarbra Streisand solo "Miss Marmelstein".

The album marks Streisand's first professional recording appearance.^[1] She is featured on the songs "I'm Not a Well Man", "Ballard of the Garment Trade", "Miss Marmelstein", and "What Are They Doing to Us Now?". Album producerGoddard Lieberson signed Streisand to a contract, and her first solo albumThe Barbra Streisand Album was released two months afterWholesale closed on Broadway.

All songs written byHarold Rome.

1. "Overture" – 1:27
2. "I'm Not a Well Man" (Barbra Streisand andJack Kruschen) – 2:21
3. "The Way Things Are" (Elliott Gould) – 1:41
4. "When Gemini Meets Capricorn" (Marilyn Cooper and Gould) – 2:48
5. "Momma, Momma, Momma" (Gould andLillian Roth) – 2:57
6. "The Sound of Money" (Gould andSheree North) – 4:15
7. "Too Soon" (Roth) – 3:05
8. "The Family Way" (Gould, Roth, Cooper, Ken LeRoy, andBambi Linn) – 3:08
9. "Who Knows?" (Cooper) – 3:41
10. "Ballad of the Garment Trade" (Streisand, Gould, Cooper, LeRoy, Linn) – 3:25
11. "Have I Told You Lately?" (LeRoy and Linn) – 3:10
12. "A Gift Today" (Gould, Roth, Cooper, LeRoy, and Linn) – 3:55
13. "Miss Marmelstein" (Streisand) – 3:22
14. "A Funny Thing Happened" (Gould and Cooper) – 2:38
15. "What's in It for Me?" (Harold Lang) – 1:57
16. "Eat a Little Something" (Gould and Roth) – 2:10
17. "What Are They Doing to Us Now?" (Streisand) – 7:11

The following songs from the musical show were not included in the cast recording:

• "Overture" (This unrecorded overture is a medley typical of the standard Broadway musical. The recorded track titled "Overture" is actually a brief musical accompaniment to a piece of dance and movement that opens the first scene.)
• "The Sound of Money (Reprise)" (Harold Rome)
• "Epilogue" (Harold Rome)

The songs "Miss Marmelstein" (Streisand) and "Who Knows?" (Cooper) were released to radio stations as a promotional single in April 1962.

The album peaked at #125 on theBillboardPop Albums Chart.^[2]

• Produced byGoddard Lieberson
• Music and lyrics byHarold Rome
• Musical direction and vocal arrangements byLehman Engel
• Orchestrations by Sid Ramin
• Original recording engineers: Fred Plaut and Ed Michalski

• 1962 albums
• Columbia Records albums
• Cast recordings
• Albums produced by Goddard Lieberson

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