Jesus Christ Superstar (Album)

Jesus Christ Superstar is defined by the two authors Andrew Lloyd Webber (music) and Tim Rice ( lyrics ) designated as a rock opera, published in October 1970 music album - version of the musical Jesus Christ Superstar, which also gained as a stage production, and as a film celebrity in the follow-.

The album was produced by the two authors and London, among others at Olympic Sound Studios in Barnes and Iceland Studios (later SARM Studios) was added. It was released in October 1970 as a double LP and reached number 1 on the Billboard charts. 1991, it appeared as a double CD was remastered and put on the market again in 1996.

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Occupation

Cast and Crew

In order of appearance

Other roles

In other roles, such as apostles, priests, the people, merchants and Roman soldiers are Pat Arnold, Tony Ashton, Peter Barnfeather, Madeline Bell, Brian Bennett, Lesley Duncan, Kay Garner, Barbara Kay, Neil Lancaster, Alan M. O ' Duffy, Terry Saunders, Sue and Sunny, a guided Geoffrey Mitchell Choir, as well as Andrew Lloyd Webber to hear themselves. Furthermore, sing in a dirigierter Overture by Alan Doggett children's choir and on the Trinidad Singers Superstar Horace James.

Musician

Other musicians:

• Harold Beckett - trumpet
• Anthony Brooke - Bassoon
• James Browne - Horn
• Jim Buck, Sr. - Horn
• Jim Buck, Jr. - Horn
• John Burdon - Horn
• Joseph Castaldini - Bassoon
• Norman Cave - Piano
• Jeff Clyne - Bass Guitar
• Les Condon - trumpet
• Keith Christie - trombone
• Ian Hamer - Trumpet
• Ian Herbert - Clarinet
• Clive Hicks - Guitar
• Karl Jenkins - piano
• Frank Jones - trombone
• Bill Le Sage - drums
• John Marshall - drums
• Andrew McGavin - Horn
• Anthony Moore - trombone
• Douglas Moore - Horn
• Peter Morgan - Bass Guitar
• Chris Spedding - Guitar
• Louis Stewart - Guitar
• Chris Taylor - Flute
• Steve Vaughan - Guitar
• Mike Vickers - Moog Synthesizer
• Brian Warren - Flute
• Mick Weaver - piano, organ
• Alan Weighall - Bass Guitar
• Kenny Wheeler - trumpet

Andrew Lloyd Webber is heard at the piano, the organ and the Moog synthesizer. The orchestra, which is also supported by the strings of the City of London Ensemble, directs Chief Conductor Alan Doggett.

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• Album ( Musical)
• Album 1970
• Album ( rock )
• Jesus
• Andrew Lloyd Webber