"Where Will You Stand When the Flood Comes?" sung by John Leslie Wolfe, Herndon Lackey, Jessica Molaskey, Evan Pappas, and the Ensemble of Parade
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"Where Will You Stand When the Flood Comes?" sung by John Leslie Wolfe, Herndon Lackey, Jessica Molaskey, Evan Pappas, and the Ensemble of Parade

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"Summation & Cakewalk" sung by Herndon Lackey, Don Chastain, and ensemble of Parade
"My Child Will Forgive Me" sung by Herndon Lackey, and Jessica Molaskey from Parade
"Twenty Miles From Marietta" sung by Herndon Lackey from Parade
This is a song cut from the Sarah, Plain, and Tall (Lawrence O'Keefe/Nell Benjamin) cast recording. It's a beautiful duet with Becca Ayers and (I think) Herndon Lackey.

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"Mama, It's Me" sung by Herndon Lackey and Howard McGillin from the 1993 Broadway Replacement cast of Kiss of the Spider Woman
"Russian Movie/Good Times" sung by Vanessa Williams, Howard McGillin, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Herndon Lackey, and Company from the 1993 Broadway Replacement cast of John Kander & Fred Ebb's Kiss of the Spider Woman
"Prologue" sung by Vanessa Williams, Herndon Lackey, and Company to Kiss of the Spider Woman by Kander & Ebb
The 1993 Broadway replacement cast, starring Vanessa Williams, Howard McGillin, and Brian Stokes Mitchell was applauded by many, with many saying it was better than the original cast (with Chita Rivera, who brought the musical from the West End).