The cast of the critically acclaimed Off Broadway musical When The Lights Go On Again will celebrate the new recording of their show which celebrates the music of the 1940s and World War II, with a special performance and CD signing on Wednesday, June 6th (6PM) at Barnes & Noble Lincoln Center (1972 Broadway at 66th Street). Produced by Thoroughbred Records, the CD offers 22 songs culled from their seven month, sold-out engagement at Manhattan's Triad Theatre. The presentation will feature a thirty minute live performance by the cast followed by a meet & greet and CD signing.The appearance is part of "The Any Wednesday at B&N series" and is free and open to the public.
When The Lights Go On Again (TBR 104) features Bill Daugherty, Paul Kropfl, Christina Morrell and Connie Pachl. Doyle Newmyer serves as musical director with Jim Conant on guitar, John Loehrke on bass and Chip Fabrizi on drums.
"Audiences have been delighted and entertained by this charming musical tale full of nostalgia and heart. Set during a live WNEW radio broadcast from the ballroom of the Roosevelt Hotel, When The Lights Go On Again follows The Moonlighters, an up and coming singing group trying to land a job with the legendary Glenn Miller band. Told through an array of songs from the 1940's, the musical paints the emotions of a country supporting the boys overseas and the sacrifices that war can bring on the home front. The new recording features both hit songs and some rarely heard gems from this unforgettable era, state press notes.
In addition to producing When The Lights Go On Again, Thoroughbred Records has also released Connie Pachl's "Coming Through" with guest artist Barry Levitt (TBR 101), Bill Daugherty's "Look To The Rainbow" with guest artist Margaret Whiting (TBR 102) and Broadway's own Nancy Anderson's "Ten Cents A Dance" with the Ross Patterson Little Big Band (TBR 103).
When The Lights Go On Again Original Cast Recording was released on May 17th and is currently available at www.footlight.com, www.cdbaby.com, and it will also be available for purchase in the Barnes and Noble store on the day of the performance.
Barnes & Noble Lincoln Center is located at 1972 Broadway. For further information call 212-595-5859.
Photo by Ben Strothmann--Bill Daugherty, Paul Kropfl, Christina Morrell and Connie Pachl
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