I was wondering if we were allowed to post media for others to download? I have Bea's broadway CD Just Between Friends and thought about sharing it with others who might not have it, but I wanted to check to see if we were allowed to post such items.

I skimmed the rules but didn't see anything about it, unless I missed something.

Okay, since no one has said anything, I will go ahead and share it. Again, if this is against board rules please remove it.

Bea Arthur - Just Between Friends:

1. Lamb Recipe
2. Fun to Be Fooled
3. Introduction
4. What Can You Get a Nudist for Her Birthday?
5. Auditions
6. Isn't He Adorable
7. Fiddler On the Roof
8. Let's Face the Music and Dance
9. Bosom Buddies
10. Angela Lansbury
11. Threepenny Opera/Pirate Jenny
12. It Never Was You
13. And Then There's Maude
14. Some People
15. The Soup Ladle
16. Where Do You Star
17. Bernie Schwartz
18. If I Can't Sell It, I'll Keep Sittin' On It!
19. Personal Hygiene
20. Who Cares
21. Fifty Percent
22. The Nun's Story
23. You're Gonna Hear From Me
24. The Chance to Sing
25. The Man In the Moon Is a Lady

http://www.mediafire.com/?jnmlzmdhmy4

I downloaded this to my ipod from itunes. I didn't get to see the show but the recording is the next best thing.

What kind of format is it, because I cannot seem to open it with iTunes or Windows Media Player?

How did you open ratherbwatchingGG?

It's a .rar file. You will need WinRAR or 7-Zip. 7-Zip is free to use. Just right click on the Bea file and click extract and it will make a folder with all the .mp3 files. :)

http://www.7-zip.org

Thank you so much Me-Hostage! That was such a generous and thoughtful thing to do!

I really appreciate is! I was considering buying the CD right after Bea passed away, but then I got 'cheap', so I'm so happy that I get to listen to it!

Thanks again!

There you go! ;) Glad you got the advice to access the files.

Actually I purchased the songs from itunes sometime ago before Bea's passing.

I spent quite a bit of time in NYC back then (2002) when she did her one woman show. I can kick myself now for never going up to the box office and buying tickets to her show (instead I wasted money on some forgettable B'way musicals). For some reason, I figured the show would run for a few years, and I would catch it at some point. I did buy the CD though.

The other show that was playing around the same time (early part of this decade) was "Elaine Stritch At Liberty". Again, I walked by the theater countless times - and never got a ticket (but I do have the Cd and recorded the HBO special). Between these two legendary women, I like the Stritch show a bit better.