Melhores podcasts sobre Tim Rice (2024)

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It's Gonna Work Out Fine. Tina Turner and Paul Jones. 30:01

1+ y ago30:01

30:01

Tim pays tribute to the late Tina Turner who recorded one of the songs from Aida, his musical with Elton John. Plus how Paul and the Manfreds introduced him to the music of Tina (and Ike). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesPor Broadway Podcast Network

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World Tour Reviewed 28:59

1+ y ago28:59

28:59

Tim looks back on his 4-date musicals tour, Circle Of Words, which roamed from Northampton to Newcastle with 2 stops in between. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesPor Broadway Podcast Network

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Circle Of Words World Tour 27:41

2y ago27:41

27:41

Tim plugs his forthcoming tour of 4 beautiful UK towns in which he reveals all about his hits (and flops) + @waughzone musicians & singers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesPor Broadway Podcast Network

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The 78 Revolution 26:42

2y ago26:42

26:42

Tim goes back to the 1950s and recalls some of the platters that mattered in his early days, spinning at 78rpm just as the 45 single and 33 album were taking hold. Did they influence his future career? Er - probably. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesPor Broadway Podcast Network

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From Here To Eternity Back In Town 24:26

2y ago24:26

24:26

Tim previews the theatrical return to London of the musical he wrote with Stuart Brayson, From Here To Eternity and plays extracts old and new from the score. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesPor Broadway Podcast Network

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Darius and Maynard 31:26

2y ago31:26

31:26

Tim remembers the late Darius Campbell Danesh who starred in his musical From Here To Eternity. He also recalls a 1974 album he and Andrew Lloyd Webber produced for the fine singer Maynard Williams. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesPor Broadway Podcast Network

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Joseph at the Edinburgh Festival: Then and Now 24:02

2y ago24:02

24:02

Tim returns to the Edinburgh Festival exactly 50 years after Frank Dunlop's production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat launched the show there into new territories. Gary Bond, Gordon Waller and Maynard Williams do the musical honours. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…

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Am I Still Working? 25:27

2+ y ago25:27

25:27

Tim apologises for taking time to get round to Podcast 65 but has a reasonable excuse: working on three of his favourite golden oldies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesPor Broadway Podcast Network

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1955 - Not very big in Japan 28:43

2+ y ago28:43

28:43

It’s 1955. Tim hears American radio for the first time in his life - in Japan - and is immediately captivated by radio, hit records, and the charts. And religion, sort of. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesPor Broadway Podcast Network

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Way way back half a century ago part 3 27:12

2+ y ago27:12

27:12

Tim takes a further look at the original Joseph album that he and Andrew recorded in 1968, criticises his own lyrics (but not too harshly), plays the rarely heard second Pharaoh song and how Children of Israel became Children of Kindness. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…

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Way way back half a century ago part 2 21:33

2+ y ago21:33

21:33

Tim tackles one of the questions he’s most often asked - would you change any of your old lyrics if you could, or if you were writing them now? Well, yes and no. He investigates changes he could have made to the very first album of any show written by him and Andrew Lloyd Webber - Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat - back in 1968 when 4 …

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West End Superstar 25:35

2+ y ago25:35

25:35

Tim recalls, as best he can, the events, the performers, the panics, leading up to the London début of Jesus Christ Superstar in 1972, after the show had already played in five foreign countries. He pays tribute to John Fogerty of Creedence as lyricist (well, one line in particular) and travelling companion. He apologises for missing out a few Sods…

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Sodcast 30:16

2+ y ago30:16

30:16

Tim discusses the Society of Distinguished Songwriters, the SODS, having recently celebrated their half-century. Founded by Mitch Murray in 1971, the Sods have had literally hundreds of hits around the world. You may not know all their names but you’ll certainly know their songs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…

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All At Sea 26:31

2+ y ago26:31

26:31

On a cruise ship for two weeks, Tim recently presented a live concert of some of his most popular numbers of the past half century to a literally captive audience. He answers some of the questions the passengers asked him and plays compositions written with the Abba lads, ALW and Stuart Brayson, including one that has new relevance at the moment. L…

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Trouble With The Law 24:22

2+ y ago24:22

24:22

Tim recalls his tragic exit from the legal profession and his good fortune in having his brilliant idea for a book on the history of the pop charts rejected. Plus the first ever recording of Any Dream Will Do. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesPor Broadway Podcast Network

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Joseph on Broadway 24:36

2+ y ago24:36

24:36

Having realised just in time that January 2022 marked 40 years since Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat first hit Broadway, Tim pays tribute to the excellent 1982 company, on and off stage, which eventually inspired countless professional productions of the work in North America. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoi…

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Lost In Translation 29:52

2+ y ago29:52

29:52

Tim discusses foreign language adaptations of his work from many parts of the globe and reveals how some of the backers of Superstar on Broadway benefited from his racing tips. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesPor Broadway Podcast Network

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Grab me a Gondola (and stamps and vinyl) 27:31

3y ago27:31

27:31

Tim recalls his enthusiasms from ages 0-10: his parents’ record collection, his stamp collection, Matthew, Mark, Luke, John and Eagle. Plus how stars of Grab Me A Gondola also starred in Joseph and Chess. And Turkish Delight from Eartha Kitt. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…

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JC Superstar 1970 Deluxe Box Set 26:01

3y ago26:01

26:01

Tim celebrates the recent 50th anniversary release of an all-singing all-dancing box set featuring the original 1969/70 Studio recordings of Jesus Christ Superstar, released a mere one year late. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesPor Broadway Podcast Network

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From Russia With Chess 28:09

3y ago28:09

28:09

Tim relates the story of the international travels and travails of Chess on stage and in concert in the 38 years since he, Bjorn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson produced the original recording of the musical drama. He plays three songs performed by the current Moscow Chess cast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…

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The Return of Aida? 31:52

3y ago31:52

31:52

Tim reveals new plans for his musical with Sir Elton, Aida, their quadruple Tony-winning musical on Broadway, with music from Elton and Guiseppe (Verdi). Will it finally come to London? Plus Rice sings Nesmith in tribute to the late Michael, one of Tim's favourite composers, country rockers and Monkees. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megap…

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The Return of Eternity? 26:24

3y ago26:24

26:24

Tim returns to regular podcasting with news of the return of From Here To Eternity, his musical written with Stuart Brayson. Featured: a couple of songs from the show’s West End cast album and a sample of early Brayson. And could/should the show be called The Boys Of 41? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…

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Mantelpiece 2 30:55

3+ y ago30:55

30:55

Tim’s 50th podcast, like his first, draws inspiration from the strange collection of objects and paraphernalia on one of his mantelpieces. He recalls the wonderful Broadway star Laurie Beechman, anticipates the forthcoming 51st anniversary re-issue of Jesus Christ Superstar, celebrates the 50th anniversary of a Welltron 8-track tape player/radio an…

1
EMI Days 31:09

3+ y ago31:09

31:09

Tim talks about his first proper job in the entertainment business - a management trainee at EMI Records in the Swinging 60s. He produced his first singles (flops) but learned the recording studio ropes, and met an artist with whom he was to have a long and successful musical relationship (and friendship) in later years - Murray Head. He plays some…

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Gee Seven 27:37

3+ y ago27:37

27:37

The planned revivals of Aida and From Here To Eternity are still stymied but Tim has written a new song inspired by the G7 summit in Cornwall in June. Imaginatively entitled Gee Seven it pays tribute to that magic number rather than to the soon-to-be-assembled throng of world leaders, but does contain advice which they will surely appreciate. Learn…

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Teddy and Carl and the JCS movie. 29:49

3+ y ago29:49

29:49

Tim looks back at the 1973 Norman Jewison film of Jesus Christ Superstar, and in particular at the great contributions from Ted Neeley and Carl Anderson. He has just about got over the rejection of his screenplay and André Previn’s contributions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…

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PG Wodehouse, Jeeves and Me 27:01

3+ y ago27:01

27:01

For a while Tim thought that the best follow-up to JC Superstar would be a musical based on Jeeves and Bertie Wooster. Turned out not to be a good idea. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesPor Broadway Podcast Network

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Chess On Broadway 28:13

3+ y ago28:13

28:13

Tim recalls the ups and mainly downs of Chess on the great White Way in 1988. He was abandoned in a remote lay-by, Inspiring a film starring Bob Geldof, and lost a packet when the show closed after eight weeks. But a couple of great new songs were added to the already very popular score. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoice…

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Which comes first, music or words? 29:05

3+ y ago29:05

29:05

Tim wrestles with the eternal songwriter’s dilemma - which comes first, the words of the music? Andrew Lloyd Webber generally liked music first, Elton John always the words first. Dipping into songs from his first ever musical with Andrew and into the Lion King score he wrote with Elton, Tim attempts to see which way round works best. Learn more ab…

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The Lost Cricket Musical 29:45

3+ y ago29:45

29:45

Tim reveals all about the last complete musical he wrote with Andrew Lloyd Webber, Cricket (Hearts and Wickets), just 30 minutes long, commissioned by HRH Prince Edward for HM The Queen’s 60th birthday in 1986. No official recording exists but Tim tells the tale with selections of the lyrics and a couple of the actual songs. Surely the theatre worl…

1
Land of Hope and Glory 31:27

3+ y ago31:27

31:27

Tim is inspired by a 1944 theatre poster of a play which is totally forgotten today; however it has a great emotional impact for him, reminding him of the great times and success he and Andrew Lloyd Webber enjoyed with their manager the late David Land. It’s possible to succeed without taking yourself too seriously. In fact David Land proved it’s a…

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The Guinness Book Of British Hit Singles 28:47

3+ y ago28:47

28:47

Tim tells the story of the creation of the unofficial Bible of the British charts in their glory years - the series of books he founded with brother Jo, Paul Gambaccini and Mike Read. Tommy Steele, Kate Bush and Billy Fury illustrate his tale. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…

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Evita on Broadway 27:56

4y ago27:56

27:56

Tim goes back to the 1979 début of Evita on Broadway, starring the gifted and eccentric Patti LuPone, Mandy Patinkin and Bob Gunton. He also reports on embarrassing meetings with Bonnie and Clyde. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesPor Broadway Podcast Network

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Pity The Singer 29:40

4y ago29:40

29:40

Tim goes through the process that eventually led to the creation of Pity The Child, beginning with a Benny instrumental and a Bjorn vocal. The song is perhaps the most challenging in the Chess score, which Murray Head conquered impressively. He recalls car theft, non-appearance of moose and One Night in Trosa, a beautiful town on the Swedish Archip…

1
Da Doo Ron Ronnie 28:15

4y ago28:15

28:15

Tim recalls two meetings with the legendary Ronnie Spector, thirty years apart, on the TV show Ready Steady Go and in the recording studio. He describes his first ever television appearance, lip-syncing to a top ten hit by a Liverpudlian star of the swinging sixties. And he reveals how he once kept the Beatles from number one. Learn more about your…

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How To Write A Hit Musical - the 10 Golden Rules 26:40

4y ago26:40

26:40

Tim reveals his infallible 10-point guide to writing a successful musical, researched and acquired after over a half a century of on and off stage bewilderment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesPor Broadway Podcast Network

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Run for cover 31:15

4y ago31:15

31:15

Tim digs up some cover versions of four of his best-known songs performed by boxing legends Barbra Streisand, Neil Diamond and Brian Wilson - and music legend Mike Tyson; or possibly the other way round. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesPor Broadway Podcast Network

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Jesus Christ Superstar - Friend Of Dorothy 28:30

4y ago28:30

28:30

Tim describes the recent NBC TV concert presentation of Jesus Christ Superstar that starred John Legend, Sara Bareilles, Alice Cooper and Brandon Victor Dixon. He looks back at Dorothy L. Sayers' 12-play cycle about Jesus’ life and death broadcast by the BBC at the height of World War II and surprisingly finds a few aspects common to both works. Le…

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Chess #5 25:00

4y ago25:00

25:00

For the 5th time, in response to staggering public demand, Tim dips into his vast library of Chess out-takes, in-takes and mis-takes that were laid down in the 83/84 recordings of the original album. Bjorn as Arbiter and is also a one-man chorus to Murray on Bangkok. Elaine sings I Know Him So Well on her own. Plus a treat from her Xmas album. Yule…

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It’s Only Words 32:02

4y ago32:02

32:02

Tim reveals some of his childhood lyric-writing influences which include Salad Days and My Fair Lady, Flanders and Swann and several great rock n roll lyricists including Jerry Lieber, Felice & Boudleaux Bryant, Jerry Lieber & Eddie Cochran. He plays a couple of his own later efforts sung by David Essex & Chaka Khan. Learn more about your ad choice…

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Alan Menken Superstar 30:46

4y ago30:46

30:46

Tim is amazed to realise that he has written around 50 songs with the great American composer Alan Menken, 8-time Oscar winner and fellow EGOT. So Podcast 32 features five of their joint compositions, including a song that never made it into Aladdin and a couple of items from King David. Judy Kuhn, Dan Stevens, Jonathan Freeman, Brad Kane and Alan …

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Wizard of Oz/Down On the Farm 28:51

4y ago28:51

28:51

Tim recalls Andrew Lloyd Webber’s 2011 stage production of The Wizard Of Oz at the London Palladium for which he and ALW added 4 songs to the immortal Harburg/Arlen score. Hannah Waddingham is a stirring Wicked Witch of the West and Michael Crawford, Shonagh Daly and Maynard Williams sing some lesser-known TR gems - unjustly lesser-known of course.…

1
Me and Peggy Sue 29:28

4y ago29:28

29:28

Long-time Buddy Holly fan, Tim wrote the third part of a Peggy Sue trilogy with Bobby Vee, fellow Holly aficionado and major recording star in his own right, entitled Whatever Happened To Peggy Sue? The next part of the story begun by Peggy Sue and Peggy Sue Got Married. Find out, possibly, what did happen to the real and fictitious Peggy Sue in Ge…

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Chess and The Queen’s Gambit 27:02

4y ago27:02

27:02

The huge success of the excellent Netflix series The Queen’s Gambit has shown that a story based in the world of chess can be entertaining even to non-players. Tim hopes that the musical Chess also demonstrated that back in 1984 and continues to do so. The 29th edition of his podcast features some unreleased demos from the original recordings and s…

1
Scorpio Rising 30:40

4y ago30:40

30:40

Apparently Madonna (Leo) won’t work with Scorpios so Tim now knows why she hasn’t been in touch for 24 years. Despite this rebuff he plays her delicate Evita interpretation of Another Suitcase. Also featured are Tony Christie, Julie Covington, Colm Wilkinson, Jimmy Nail, the legendary DJ Pete Murray and the Joseph Consortium. A Mixed Bag indeed. Le…

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Way way back half a century ago 30:43

4y ago30:43

30:43

Tim returns to his very early days as a songwriter, playing some fairly obscure stuff written with Andrew Lloyd Webber half a century ago. Singers include Elvis Presley (obviously not an obscure performer), the fine actress Sandra Bernhard and Tim Rice (yes, the same). Jimi Hendrix contributes unwittingly to one track. Learn more about your ad choi…

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Chess: more early moves 27:04

4y ago27:04

27:04

Tim unearths more demos and early (some very early) versions of songs from the Chess score, including Heaven Help My Heart, Where I Want To Be and Embassy Lament. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesPor Broadway Podcast Network

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One-Offs 28:25

4y ago28:25

28:25

Tim recalls songs written with composer maestros Graham Gouldman, Vangelis, Richard Kerr and Florrie Palmer. None stormed the charts and weren't even expected to, but they remain among his favourite stand alone compositions. Singers include 10cc, Nana Mouskouri, Richard Kerr and Elaine Paige. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adc…

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JCS 50 years on 30:10

4y ago30:10

30:10

Exactly 50 years to the month after the original studio album of Jesus Christ Superstar was issued, Tim recalls many of the musicians, singers and studio team that helped to create the recording that launched his career and that of Andrew Lloyd Webber. Ian Gillan sings Gethsemane and Mike d'Abo King Herod. Johnny Gus belts Simon Zealotes. Tim think…

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Oscartime 32:25

4y ago32:25

32:25

In the 1990s Tim was lucky enough to win three Best Song Oscars, each with a different composer. He explains how this curious state of affairs came to happen and plays the three winning numbers. He also confesses that he was once nominated for a Golden Raspberry in the worst film song category. Mercifully he did not win that one. Learn more about y…

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