The booklet contains a 2 pages text by Theodore S. Chapin (President and Executive Director, The Rodgers and Hammerstein Organization), a 2 pages text by Frank Rich (from the Febuary 26, 1971 Harvard Crimson) and a one page text by Stephen Sondheim himself explaining what are the changes in that version of the show. It contains no pictures but lots of small or medium B&W drawings (possibly representing what happened in the show and actually, some are described as representing some particular performers) and the booklet back cover holds a big color drawing of the same kind, as do the jewel box internal side and back cover.

Orchestra Conductor: Jonathan Tunick, Director Robert Johanson. First of all, the sound quality of this recording is very good. It also has as advantages its completeness and the fact that the lyrics are included in the booklet. As I don't have much recordings of Follies, I can't really compare this recording with others, even if the one I already have, the Original Broadway Cast, contains some very good material (vocal/actor performances) but lacks what this recording provides and which makes it essential for those who don't know what Follies is. Of the two recordings I have, I'd recommend to get this one first to be able of fully appreciate the OBC afterwards.

TODO: complete the opinion