Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (1982 Original Broadway Cast)
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Free Music Notes for Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (1982 Original Broadway Cast)
Free Music Review: Wonderful soundtrack
Hit: 5 Stars
This is a great soundtrack and should be in the hall of fame for the Broadway Free Music Review: This is o.k., but not as good as I had hoped for
Hit: 1 Stars
I guess I was spoiled by seeing the Donny Osman version, this is o.k. but I will not be listening to it very often.
I arrived on time and in excellent condition.
Free Music Review: Joseph and his Amazing Tecnicolour Dreamcoat
Hit: 5 Stars
Fabulous!! Outstanding cast of singers and dancers. Concept of setting the show in a school, for which the original "Joseph..." was presented (just 20 minutes long!!) is exciting and innovative.
A great show for all of the family.
Excellent technology for DVD!
Free Music Review: Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (original cast)
Hit: 5 Stars
Excellent CD. Music is lively & very entertaining. It's good to know that the later versions of this play have not been diminished from the original. The part of the Pharaoh is very well done. Highly reccommended for Broadway Play buffs.Free Music Review: Worth it for the clever lyrics alone...
Hit: 5 Stars
Andy Webber and Tim Rice did this concept musical recording first, then produced "Jesus Christ Superstar" as a concept recording, and it swept the world. That was nearly 40 years ago. The success of Superstar led to the release of the Joseph score on Scepter Records, and the independent success of "Joseph" led to a stage version. While "Superstar" also has a stage version and was a popular movie, too, "Joseph" is more fun, and if you get a chance to attend a production, don't miss it. Its light tone and variety of musical styles make it a joy to see. The original Broadway cast version sounds just fine, although Donnie Osmond, who resurrected his career by playing Joseph, did not come along until later. Even after owning one version or another of this score for all these decades, I still enjoy an annual listen, because the writing is just so smile-producing.