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rockfenris2005 12:34 am UTC 07/11/07 |
| In reply to: | re: Is Nothing Sacred/Don Black question? - EricMontreal22 12:26 am UTC 07/11/07 |
> Wait... Legrand is an absolute fave composer of mine--he > did Parapouilles de Cherbourg, Amour, Peau D'ane, > Windmills of Your Mind... but not Notre Dame... Is that > who Black is working with? Could be interesting at least Oh yes, Plamondon and Cocciante did "Notre Dame De Paris". I don't know why I got that mixed up? I'm pretty sure Legrand is also working with Boublil & Schoenberg on something... > > Thanks for the info--I'll have to track down the article > on the song being withdrawn--I always wondered why, aside > from covers, Stienman never did another original piece > with Celine (well piece of his own...)I did find her > recording of the song on Pudding's blog though and love > it. The only contribution of his that survived on "Let's Talk About Love" was some additional production on the track "Us". Not worth checking IMO but it's a good album all round. I also remember hearing stories about Celine demo'ing another Steinman track "You Break It (You Buy It)", whatever THAT is. > > Maybe Steinman just wanted a break from writing lyrics? :P > Still there does seem like there must be more to the > story. I don't have all my facts on DOTV but didn't Black > help with some of the lyrics there? Yes, Black did the lyrics for the theatrical version of "Braver Than We Are" and is credited for it, I believe. > > I agree with you that the Titanic thing is farfetched (and > why would Black be involved regardless?). Horner has done > closing title songs for his scores before (off the top of > my head there's the rather beautiful If We Go On Together > theme from Land Before Time which has similarly obscure > and clumsy lyrics by Will Jennings to his Heart Will Go On > lyrics...) Still it's an interesting element to the > story > Interestingly, Jim produced his "I Want To Spend My Lifetime Loving You" from "The Mask Of Zorro" which came out STRAIGHT AFTER "Titanic". Hmmm | |
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