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rockfenris2005 04:28 am UTC 03/02/07 |
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re: Candidates for lyricists? - Pudding 03:49 am UTC 03/02/07 |
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> It's difficult to get away from Charles Hart as lyricist
> since the show has grossed about 3 times more than what
> Titanic did at the box office.
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> Pud
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You should know how Andrew Lloyd Webber always changes his lyricists.
When "Starlight Express" was revised in London '92 Richard Stilgoe wasn't even asked to revise lyrics. Don Black was brought in instead.
The same goes with "Tell Me On A Sunday", the 2003 production, which Black was barely involved in.
Don Black took over lyrics for "Whistle" on the Bill Kenwright Productions tour. I've even heard of uncredited lyricists changing lines in the revivals of "Superstar" and "Evita"
Hart's involvement with the "Phantom" movie really took me by surprise
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