> > I am wondering if Steve Margoshes made a
> > > huge contribution to later productions. I'm sure that he
> > > did.
> >
> > His orchestrations, as always, are fantastic. I love his
> > orchestrations. He has never disappointed me, Steve,
> > although I've never heard his score for "Fame" and I've
> > heard that it's bad.
>
> Oh dear. I haven't heard "Fame" either. Its cool that he
> did the orchestrations for the Broadway version of
> "Tommy". I wouldn't be surprised if Pete Townshend turns
> out to be a "BOOH" fan. I understand that he has written
> the actual melody and lyrics for quite a few shows. I
> guess "Fame: The Musical" was one of them. One website
> calls him a classical composer. I'm glad that Steve and
> Jim got together.
Do you know how they got together? Meat Loaf wasn't the only long time collaborator that Jim met that day at the auditions for "More than you deserve". Steve Margoshes, who was involved with the production of "Rainbow" that Meat Loaf did, was Meat's accompanist that day.
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