#1
Posted: 1/21/04 at 10:42pm
Can anyone please tell me if there is a recording of James Joyce's 'The Dead'...and where I could purchase it?!?!
#2
Posted: 1/21/04 at 10:58pm
Sadly enough, they never recorded it. It's unfortunate because there was some beautiful music in that show.
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#3
Posted: 1/22/04 at 12:27am
No, they never made a recording of the show. I'm not sure whether it was because they couldn't find the money or Walken didn't want to do a recording.
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#4
Posted: 1/22/04 at 3:07am
Alice Ripley and Emily Skinner (who you surely know were in the show) recorded the song "Ballyhannon" on their Unsuspecting Hearts CD. It was a song sung by Blair Brown and Christopher at the end of the first act, if I'm not mistaken... It's soo late and I really don't want to get my Playbill out. (sorry)!
-david.
-david.
#5
Posted: 1/22/04 at 7:44am
"Ballyshannon" is actually on Emily Skinner's solo CD, albeit it is recorded as a duet with her and Alice Ripley. There really wasn't a second act to that show as there was no intermission, but it was sung within the first half-hour.... Still in the parlour scene.
#6
Posted: 1/22/04 at 2:38pm
Thank you Vicious... I will now check things before speaking prematurely... I feel like a turd... I appreciate your help!!! Next time, no more 3am posts!
#7
Posted: 1/22/04 at 3:16pm
Don't worry about it, DavidMegg, I said Nicole Kidman would never do Producers. I still have the taste of shoe leather in my mouth!
#8
Posted: 1/22/04 at 8:10pm
Saw the show & as I recall the music did not stick out to me as being memorable
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