Don Costa

It's a great...

And the Don Costa arrangement.

The thing that

makes it, too, aside from your stellar performance doing that song, are the backup singers that you bring along.

Well, I was actually just thinking, if I could turn back time, maybe I wouldn't have accepted the job as Donald Trump's new press secretary.

Four days, was it? Four days.

Although, of course, if it was here in Australia, four days would give me superannuation, probably a car and a driver for the rest of my life.

Train wreck.

That's right.

So poor old Donald's decided to help her out and give her the sack.

Because he wants her to have a good life.

I am, yeah.

The lyrics explore new romantic relationships and the promises they bring.

Personnel on the record were Barbra Streisand, vocals, Don Costa, arranger, conductor, and various unnamed New York orchestral musicians, orchestral accompaniment.

Color Me Barbara was recorded at Columbia Studios in New York City in 1965 and 1966 and produced by Robert Morsi.

The album's release coincided with the release of Streisand's first color television special on CBS, Color Me Barbara, which aired in March 1966 and won an Emmy Award later that year.