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Kickin Child, which was originally recorded for Columbia Records but left unreleased until now.
In 2016, Dion released his critically acclaimed album,
New York Is My Home. The collection, which was produced by
Conan bandleader
Jimmy Vivino, features a duet with Paul Simon on the album s title track. Plans are currently in the works for a jukebox musical based on his life.
Dion told us that the deeper he got into discovering music as a kid, the more similarities he found there to be among various genres:
“Country music, it s American music. Blues people must ve heard country, country heard blues and putting those two together, that s what we called rock n roll in the 50s. It just seems that country music was in a major key and blues was in a minor key. Pretty much the same three chords, but only major and minor.”
Paper Mill Playhouse to reopen with ‘Songs for a New World,’ ‘Sister Act’ and more
Updated May 18, 2021;
Posted May 18, 2021
Paper Mill Playhouse also returns with Clue, Sister Act and The Wanderer. Courtesy of Paper Mill Playhouse
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Beginning Oct. 13, the Tony-winning Millburn theater will start its new season with “
Songs for a New World,” the musical from Tony winner Jason Robert Brown. The show, directed by Carolyn Cantor, “transports audiences through time to meet a startling array of characters on the brink of a life-changing decision” and runs through Nov. 7.
“Right now all of us are re-emerging into a new world,” Mark Hoebee, producing artistic director at Paper Mill Playhouse, said in a statement. “At this moment, we need the power of theater to help us begin to heal and move forward.”