HAROLD AND MAUDE

Composer: Joseph Thalken
Lyricist: Tom Jones

Opened: January 9, 2005 at New Jersey's Papermill Playhouse and ran through February 6, 2005

The Chance To Sing (M: Joseph Thalken):

1. Studio Demo (Dorothy Stanley)
2. The Chance To Sing, CD/LML 162 (Pamela Myers with Joseph Thalken, piano)


The Chance To Sing (M: Billy Goldenberg):

1. Bea Arthur On Broadway: Just Between Friends, CD/DRG 12993 (Bea Arthur with Billy Goldenberg at the piano)


The Cosmic Dance (Round And Round):

1. Studio Demo (Dorothy Stanley)


Flush It Out:

1. Studio Demo (Steve Routman)


Harold And Maude:

1. Studio Demo (Gavin Creel)

Harold's Theme:

1. Studio Demo (instrumental)


If We Be Waspish (cut):

1. Studio Demo (Donna English)


Maude's Waltz:

1. Studio Demo (Dorothy Stanley)


Quartet:

1. Studio Demo (Christa Justus, Donna English, Steve Routman, and Gavin Creel)


The Real Thing:

1. Studio Demo (Gavin Creel and Dorothy Stanley)


Song In My Pocket:

1. Studio Demo (Dorothy Stanley and Gavin Creel)


Two Sides Of A River:

1. Studio Demo (Dorothy Stanley)


Where Do You Go?:

1. Studio Demo (Gavin Creel and Donna English)


Other Songs:

Calm
Christmas In New York (M: Billy Goldenberg)
Dirge (M: Billy Goldenberg)
Eccentric Little Skeleton Song (M: Billy Goldenberg)
Harold And Maude (M: Billy Goldenberg)
I Can See Them (M: Billy Goldenberg)
If We Be Waspish (M: Billy Goldenberg)
L-I-V-E (M: Billy Goldenberg)
Maude's Road Song (M: Billy Goldenberg)
Pastische Song/Montezuma
Phony (M: Billy Goldenberg)
The Road Less Traveled
A Selection From Romeo And Juliet, The Musical (M: Billy Goldenberg)
Self, Self, Self
Song In My Pocket (M: Billy Goldenberg)
Stupid Again (M: Billy Goldenberg)
They Say (M: Billy Goldenberg)
Woe

Note: The original composer on the project was Billy Goldenberg, who withdrew from the project due to other commitments. The Goldenberg-Jones version had a reading on November 27th, 2001 at the York Theatre. No songs were listed in the program, and the titles listed above are educated guesses.