Personnel includes: Linda Eder (vocals); Peter Calo, Mark Lambert (guitar); Krista Feeney, Richard Sortomme, Antoine Silverman (violin); Sue Pray, Karen Ritscher, Debra Shufelt, Jill Jaffe, Juliet Haffner (viola); Stephanie Cummins, Roger Shell, Eugene Moye, Semyon Fridman (cello); Emily Mitchell (harp); Robert Bush, Laura Conwesser, David Mann (flute); Natt Dine (oboe, English horn); David Mann, Walter Weiskopf, Charles Pillow, Scott Krietzer, Roger Rosenberg (saxophone); Anthony Kadleck, Barry Danielian, Scott Wendholt, alan Rubin (trumpet); Michael Davis, Jim Pugh, Keith O'Quinn (trombone); Jeffrey Lange, Chris Komer (French horn); Jeremy Roberts (piano, keyboards); David Finck (acoustic & electric bass); Clint DeGanon (drums); Charles Descarfino, Joseph Passaro (percussion).

Recorded at Avatar Studios and Sampleheads, New York, New York.

In many senses, BROADWAY MY WAY is the album for which Linda Eder fans had been waiting ever since the singer first gained notoriety for her performance in JEKYLL & HYDE. Unlike her other records, here Eder eschews the material of her husband/collaborator Frank Wildhorn in favor of an entire disc of classic Broadway show tunes. Wisely, she mostly avoids the overdone chestnuts (with a few exceptions like "Edelweiss" from THE SOUND OF MUSIC and "The Impossible Dream" from MAN OF LA MANCHA) and chooses a solid collection of uniformly great songs from great shows. Though Eder's vocals never quite match the awesome purity of tone and sensitivity of Barbra Streisand (who Eder has been compared to throughout her career), she powers through the tunes with an unflagging exuberance that should enchant any fan of big-time Broadway productions.