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> > > 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.
Or so I once read in an interview. You'd think there would only be one accompanist that day. Or Meat Loaf would have sang A Cappella. Hmm...
> 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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