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Smeghead 11:34 pm UTC 04/22/07 |
| In reply to: | re: Whistle down the wind question - CultOfByron 09:41 pm UTC 04/22/07 |
| Webber wrote it with Steinman and Rock in mind. Jim did not write the music. Just as Jim did not write any lyrics to Confidence Man even though many people credit him with co-writing. The only obvious exception is Tanz where Kunze obviously stole (used?) Jim's lyrics yet Kuze got all lyric credit. > Is that the 'Songs From Whistle' album or the complete > cast recording? I think it's concievable that ALW wrote > the music with Jim in mind, and don't forget that Jim > produced so that would help it along some. I think there > was also a question over 'Off Ramp Exit To Paradise' being > musically Jim's. I don't know is my honest answer other > than I could well believe it to be a Lennon/McCartney situ > whereby the legal agreement was there but one or the other > may have contributed more than just music and lyrics > each... > > Forgive my naivety :D > > > > > > > > Ok I’ve been on the sauce all day and my mind has gone > > into overload > > And I just can’t think rationally at all. > > > > On whistle down the wind album it states all lyrics by Jim > > and music by Lloyd Webber. > > > > > > On a kiss is a terrible thing to waste the music is so > > Steinman and not Webber’s but on the linear notes it still > > says all lyrics by Jim and music by Lloyd Webber. The only > > note is it also appears on the Best of Fat loaf? > > | |
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