Burnett & Martha Raye (1968). Label: Tetragrammaton Records. LP. Julie And Carol At Lincoln Center - Julie Andrews and Carol Burnett (1971). Recording from Julie and Carol At Lincoln Center TV special. Label: Columbia Masterworks. LP, CD, Digital. Carol Burnett Featuring 'If I Could Write A Song' (1972). Label: Columbia. LP, CD, Digital. Julie Andrews and Carol Burnett - The CBS Television Specials (2012). Compilation of albums "Julie and Carol At Carnegie Hall" and "Julie And Carol At Lincoln Center". Label: Masterworks Broadway. CD, Digital. Other Recordings: Once Upon A Mattress - Original Cast Recording (1959). Label: Kapp Records. LP, CD, Digital. Three Billion Millionaires - Various Artists (1963). Label: United Nations. LP. Fade In, Fade Out - Original Broadway Cast (1964). Label: ABC-Paramount. LP, CD, Digital. Annie - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1982). Label: Columbia. LP, CD, Digital. Follies: In Concert - Various Artists (1985). Label: RCA. LP, CD, Digital. Sherry! The Broadway Musical - Studio Cast (2004). Label: Angel Records. CD, Digital. Annie - The Broadway Musical 30th Anniversary Production - Various Artists (2008). Label: Time Life. CD, Digital. Bibliography Memoirs Burnett and her oldest daughter, Carrie Hamilton, co-wrote Hollywood Arms (2002), a play based on Burnett's bestselling memoir, One More Time (1986). The show was developed at the 1998 Sundance Theatre Lab and The Goodman Theatre before arriving on Broadway, directed by Harold Prince. Sara Niemietz and Donna Lynne Champlin shared the role of Helen (the character based on Burnett), while Michele Pawk played Louise, Helen's mother, and Linda Lavin played Helen's grandmother. For her performance, Pawk received the 2003 Tony Award for Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Play. The show received a staging at New York's Merkin Concert Hall in 2015. Burnett has written and recorded three memoirs, each voice recording receiving a nomination for Grammy Award for Best Spoken Word Album. This Time Together (2010) Carrie and Me (2014) In Such Good Company (2016) Books Litigation Burnett v. National Enquirer, Inc. In 1976, a false report in the tabloid newspaper The National Enquirer incorrectly implied that Burnett had been drunk and boisterous in public at a restaurant with U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger in attendance. The fact that both of her parents suffered from alcoholism made this a particularly sensitive issue to her. Through years of persistent litigation, she won a judgment against the Enquirer in 1981. Though the initial jury