Walter Marks (composer)
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Walter Marks (born 15 January 1934 in New York City) is an American film and musical theatre composer and lyricist.
Walter Marks is noted for the Broadway musical scores for Bajour and Golden Rainbow.[1] The song "I've Gotta Be Me" from Golden Rainbow was recorded by Sammy Davis, Jr. in 1968 and subsequently recorded by other artists such as Ella Fitzgerald, Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder.
Works
- Broadway theatre
- Bajour (1964); music and lyrics
- Golden Rainbow (1968); music and lyrics
- Broadway Follies (1981); music and lyrics
- Other musical theatre
- Go Fly a Kite (1966); music and lyrics; music and lyrics also by John Kander and Fred Ebb; written for General Electric's 5th Electric Utility Executives Conference in Williamsburg, Virginia[2]
- Body Shop (1994); Off-Broadway; book, music and lyrics
- Filmography
- Pinocchio (1968)
- Here Comes the Judge (1972); TV movie
- The Wild Party (1975)
- Larry Flynt: The Right to Be Left Alone (2007); documentary
- The Silent Truth (2010); documentary
See also
References
- ↑ Internet Broadway Database: Walter Marks
- ↑ Go Fly a Kite Retrieved 26 December 2010.
External links
- Walter Marks at the Internet Broadway Database
- Walter Marks at the Internet Off Broadway Database
- Walter Marks at the Internet Movie Database
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