| re: Friend of Rob Evans w/ question for Jim... | |
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buckwins (buckwins@hotmail.com) 03:20 am UTC 06/08/07 |
| In reply to: | re: Friend of Rob Evans w/ question for Jim... - Klasien 02:14 pm UTC 06/07/07 |
| Not sure of DE status. Rob is currently in Tarzan on Broadway. Well paying, steady gig with a family vs. artistic enjoyment. I know he loves DE and has enjoyed every second of it. I think it may be an issue of scheduling for all involved. They have everyone's other projects (including Herr Steinman's own), such as Skolnik's work with TSO, to work around. I hope this gets to Jim. I, myself am a huge fan. "Bat..." was one of my first albums and I often sing songs from it for auditions with a fair amount of success. Sounding like Meatloaf helps but presently looking like him is a drawback. Can't wait to hear about Wagner/Steinman song similarity. Buckwins PS: This is NOT Susan > We all remember the flock of well connected maniacs that > flooded the board under the name of Susan last time and > you can't blame us for being a little jumpy. Or you can, > but then what good would that do you? > > K. > seconding the DE question btw... do tell friend of Rob... > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hello All, > > > > I am a friend of Rob Evans and my wife was in the > > > > ill-fated "DOTV" on Broadway. I have an odd question: Do > > > > any of Jim's songs have passages that sound VERY similar > > > > to a Wagnerian tenor aria? I ask because a friend wrote a > > > > movie using that premise in a scene and it would be sweet > > > > if it were true. If not, does he have anything in his > > > > "trunk" that might fit the bill? I hope all is well and > > > > look forward to seeing more from the "Steinmanator". PS: > > > > S. Rinkoff, Robin Irwin says hello > > > > > > as well as saying hello can you ask if the Dream engine is > > > happening. > > > > > > P.S THIS IS NOT MAD SUSAN IS IT ???? > > > > Wherein lies your justification for being rude to an > > inquisiting guest? No, you ought not assume that the > > unknown is the known. Be polite. > > > > I do think it plausible that Jim would be in contact with > > you posthaste, as I am certain he could enjoy answering > > your question. My guess is to say, hell yeah, he's got > > something, whether we know of it or not. Of those things > > known, I'd go the catalogue of either Tanz or Rhinegold. > > Jim and Wagner are like ***this***. Good luck. > > > > | |
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