guys and dolls sang a bushel and a peck in guys and dolls.
guys and dolls sang a bushel and a peck in guys and dolls.
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"a bushel and a peck" is a popular song written by frank loesser and published in 1950. the song was introduced in the broadway musical "guys and dolls", which opened at the 46th street theater on november 24, 1950. it was performed on stage by vivian blaine, who later reprised her role as miss adelaide in the 1955 film version of the play. "a bushel and a peck," however, was omitted from the film, and instead replaced by a new song, titled "pet me, poppa."
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the production received a rave review from frank rich in "the new york times", stating "it's hard to know which genius, and i do mean genius, to celebrate first while cheering the entertainment at the martin beck." it received eight tony award nominations, and won four, including best revival, and the show also won the drama desk award for outstanding revival. this revival featured various revisions to the show's score, including brand new music for the "runyonland", "a bushel and a peck", "take back your mink" and "havana". the orchestrations were redesigned by michael starobin, and there were new dance arrangements added to "a bushel and a peck" and "take back your mink".
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