Tom Waits. Lou Reed. Lost In The Stars. The Music Of Kurt Weill. LP ex con
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Tom Waits. Lou Reed. Lost In The Stars. The Music Of Kurt Weill
Label: A&M Records – AMA 5104
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: UK
Released: 1985

A fantastic compilation of artists interpreting the music of Weill and Brecht.
It's all good but the star of the show is probably Tom with his paint peeling rendition of 'What Keeps Mankind Alive'.
As true today as when it was written.

The LP and sleeve are both in very good condition.

A1 –Steve Weisberg                 Intro From Mahagonny Songspiel     0:48
A2 –Sting And Dominic Muldowney         The Ballad Of Mac The Knife     2:43
A3 –The Fowler Brothers With Stan Ridgway     The Cannon Song     2:17
A4 –Marianne Faithfull And Chris Spedding     Ballad Of The Soldier's Wife     4:21
–Van Dyke Parks                 Johnny Johnson Medley     (5:44)
A5.a –     Overture    
A5.b –     Johnny's Melody    
A5.c –     Aggie's Sewing Machine    
A6 –Ralph Schuckett With Richard Butler
Also Bob Dorough, Ellen Shipley And
John Petersen                     Alabama Song     4:24
A7 –Armadillo String Quartet             Youkali Tango     4:39
A8 –John Zorn                     Der Kleine Leutnant Des Lieben Gottes    5:22
B1 –Lou Reed                     September Song     4:15
B2 –Carla Bley With Phil Woods             Lost In The Stars     6:10
B3 –Tom Waits                     What Keeps Mankind Alive?     2:10
B4 –Dagmar Krause                 Surabaya Johnny     4:07
B5 –Mark Bingham With Johnny Adams And Aaron Neville     Oh Heavenly Salvation     2:34
B6 –Todd Rundgren With Gary Windo         Call From The Grave / Ballad In Which Macheath Begs All Men For Forgiveness     5:21
B7 –Charlie Haden And Sharon Freeman         Speak Low     4:22
B8 –Van Dyke Parks                 In No Man's Land     0:51


Phonographic Copyright – A&M Records, Inc.
Copyright – A&M Records, Inc.
Licensed Through – A&M Records, Inc.
Published By – Alfred A. Kalmus Ltd.
Published By – Chappell Music Ltd.
Published By – Copyright Control

Composed By – Kurt Weill
Design – M&Co.
Executive Producer – Hal Willner, John Tefler
Liner Notes – David L. Hamilton, Hal Willner, Paul M. Young, Peter Keepnews, Terry Southern
Mastered By – Greg Calbi
Photography By [Color Photographs By] – Davies And Starr
Producer – Hal Willner, Paul M. Young

On insert sleeve:
From 'The Threepenny Opera': A2, A3, B3, B6
From 'Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny': B5
From 'Johnny Johnson': A5
From 'Happy End': A8, B4
From 'Knickerbocker Holiday: B1
From 'One Touch Of Venus': B7

On outer and inner sleeve:
? 1985 A & M Records Inc.
© 1985 A & M Records Inc.
A & M Records Ltd. are the exclusive licensees for the U.K.

On outer sleeve:
Produced for Deep Creek Productions, Ltd. 312 West 58th Street, New York, NY 10019
Photos of Weill courtesy the Kurt Weill Foundation for Music, Inc.
Printed in U.S.A.
SP 9-5104 [Imprint left-over of cat# of other versions of this release]

Barcode: 0 82839 51041 7
Matrix / Runout (Side A label): AMA 5104-A
Matrix / Runout (Side B label): AMA 5104
Matrix / Runout (Side A stamped run-outs): AMA5104A//1?420V • 1 1
Matrix / Runout (Side B stamped run-outs): AMA5104B//1?420V • 1 2
Rights Society: MCPS/BIEM

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