I would LOVE to see his brother, Anthony Head, do this role. He did it in the revival, but apparently there's no footage or recordings that I can find. :(
I am yet to see a Live Performance of this song that is actually GOOD!!! Ine of the most demanding songs to sing yet...... This is not live..... Too bad....
@NatalieMasterton I don´t agree, but I do respect your opinion, one of the fine things with the taste of things: It´s personal! =D And yes, Adam´s version is good to, but I´m sort of grown up on this version Swede as I am... ;0)
This song ALWAYS gives me the chills, the video is the icing on the already perfect cake :)
Bjorn and Benny, in my mind, pure musical genius (that's not denying Tim Rice's achievements, but they are just this amazing combination not often seen, especially in today's 'music' scene, where it all sounds the same!)
Is there any live version of Head singing this? To me this version sounds totally engineered, par for the course in the 80s I would suspect ... however it's impossible to compare him with Pascal when Pascal's only versions of this song are live, and usually flawless.
I don't remember Lennon and McCartney writing songs like this. OK the lyrics for this song are written by Tim Rice but Bjorns lyrics have always been just as good. The Winner Takes It All for instance, must be the best break up song of all time. Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus are the best songwriters we will ever see. A unique combination. There is no arguement, they are the best.
Saw a student Adam perform 'pity the child' in a local school production - have listened to it performed by many more experienced performers, may sound biased (I am his mother) but he was as good as any of them - he went on to do many more productions and general gigs
has travelled the world through the experiences he has gained through his local colledge arts/drama curriculum
This is a very tough song to sing unless you're a true first tenor. I performed in this show 15 years ago (I played Molokov) and being a baritone, there is no way that I could hit those high notes in this song so take it easy on Murray.
I love this musical and we performed a hybrid between the London and American versions of the show.
I gotta admit, Murray's probably my favorite. Adam Pascal's pretty good, and I was also impressed with Colm Wilkinson's performance on "Stage Heroes" (his CD)
I'm sorry, but Murray Head sounds slightly off-pitch through the song... I don't know whether it's me, the old video quality, or whether he really is off-pitch...
I don't have anything against him, but I think Adam Pascal and Anders Ekborg sound a bit more on-key in their performances.
I love Murray Head. I love him as the American, and in fact I have his recording of Pity the Child, and it sounds much better than this; I think it must be the pitch of it. I'm not sure.
I think Adam Pascal is fantastic. I hadn't heard of him until Chess in Concert; I was ready to hate him because I love the original cast. But he was fantastic.
@Felicity1247 Murry Head is never off pitch - even live. This recording is from the original cast recording of "Chess" done by the writers of Abba. Their recoding production is also perfect. Possibly there is something wrong with your sound. I've literally grown up with this man and decided to go into Musical Theater from hearing him sing Judas in Jesus Christ Superstar when I wore that album out too. I find his voice to be exceptional, even in this recording.
@SingerAR I have the original LP of Chess, and the needle on my record player and my speakers cost ridiculous (but well-spent) amounts, so I highly doubt there are sound issues. It is just probably a matter of tastes between us and nothing more. If you decided to go into musical theatre because you were inspired by him, then good for you. Let's just agree to disagree, shall we?
I´ve also been in love with Chess since it came in the 80´s. Luckily Björn and Benny from Sweden also made a swedish version that is better. The story is much the same and the songs. We have our best singers in the musical - look up Anders Ekborg, Tommy Körberg and Helene Sjöholm here on youtube on Chess.
Look at video:
Chess Pa Svenska - Pity the Child - English subs test
I have never seen CHESS, but I found the soundtrack at a yard sale back in the 80's when I was a teen and became obsessed with it and I still dream of seeing it one day. Thank God for YouTube or I would never have seen these great CHESS videos.
Fun fact: Anthony Head is famous for more than that, being a well-respected performer in his own right. For example, he actually took over the role of Freddie in CHESS during its London run, a while after Murray left the production.
this song makes me feel sorry for the american because until this song he doesnt seem at all likeable [well i like his songs are likeable but hes a very selfish character this song makes you pity him]
I agree too, and I think this is a good example of how CHESS works spectacularly as a record -- it's hard to pull that solo off during a live production.
My abolut favorit song form the musical Chess, there is so much nerve in his voice. I actually saw Chess in London back in februar 1987, were on vacation with my parents, but they would rather see Les Miserable. But nothing could stop at 15 years old danish girl who was totally in love with the music, and knew the lyrics forward and backwards..............
For musical theater, in terms of difficulty, you're right: It's probably within the top ten hardest male solos. The notes are all over the place, the speed gets faster and slower, and it is relatively long. I sing it in the shower sometime, and even when I do a bad job, even when I do a half-ass job, it's still tough!
You just know that that elongated, porcelain chess piece is obviously a phallic image, right? I mean, in the context of the song; "...how he became the complex individual he is today?" "I was probably queer?"
I wish I ad seen this live. Was too poor as a boy then though. Still, have heard the album many times and loved it... O how I loved the 80's.. carefree, glasses were rose tinted, sigh, nostalgia....
Oh, I´m so glad that I found this. I´ve listened to the soundtrack over and over again and wanted to see the people who were behind the amazing voices. I would so want to see the whole musical that was in London. Too bad I missed it by being born a year after... I guess they didn´t tape it either? The Swedish lyrics to all songs sucks btw. Anyway, thanks for posting this. :D
I was fortunate to see the first preview in London. Then went back home to NYC to watch the political scene change. Suddenly the cold war was ending and the musical seemed dated in one short year.
So we went to see the brilliantly sharp Chess of London become a gray washout on Broadway. It didn't help that Frank Rich had panned the London production. He was wrong.
The whole show could be remounted as a period piece now. Get Chess back on the boards!!!
This WAS one of the best musicals EVER. It can only have been politcal in New York .Or maybe something like the first performance of La Traviata at the Fenice in Venice which was a disaster.All I can say is that The New Yorkers did not know what they missed!In a way it would be like "Wicked" lasting 4 performances!!
@iduefoscari I think the reason it didn't do well in NYC is because they butchered the plot to pieces. The music and story of the original version are unforgettable! Truly awesome.
I also was lucky enough to see Chess in London in the summer of 1986. Heard someone rave about the London production after it opened. Happened to be in Europe that summer and went to see it. One of the best musicals I'd ever seen. I'm a native New Yorker, and I was afraid to see it later on Broadway, especially after I read that they'd rewritten the show. Didn't want to spoil my superb memories of Elaine Page, Korberg and Murray Head, not to mention the Svetlana (can't remember her name).
There were indeed five videos. I saw the Broadway version, and while there were some good aspects to it and it was a treat to finally WATCH the show rather than listen to the songs, it was sorely wanting in many respects. Would have loved to see the London version.
Someday, Tim Rice will be recognized as one of the great writers of the 20th century, and perhaps beyond. Whether over the music of Sir Andrew, Sir Elton or Benny and Bjorn, his lyrics are always intelligent, thought-provoking and incrdibly well-crafted; and the emotional depth of Murray Head's performances have always served those lyrics well. Curiously, I always thought it would be interesting to hear Peter Gabriel cover this particular piece, my favorite from Chess.
interesting note: that amazing guitar solo at the end is David Gilmour of Pink Floyd fame. Makes sense when you consider how much Murray sounds like Roger Waters on this track. Great song, I've been waiting YEARS to see this video, thanks for posting it!
It closed after a total of 85 performances on Broadway, including the previews. The Broadway version sucked. The London version, as is usually the case, wiped the floor with it.
mahvelous dahlink!!! just found the 2 disc cd import of this wonderful original version, not broadway...had no idea this existed....thhanks oodles, toodles....
hi my friend, the only Chess videos that was recorded was One Night In Bangkok, Nobody Side, The Arbiter, I know him so well and Pity The Child. About Anthem I only had seen one sung by Tommy Körberg in English in Good Morning America and in swedish at SVT special and of course in Chees På Cirkus
Listening to this and the version with Anthony Head (Brother) and you think, how can all of them have such good voices.
Minnamagee 3 weeks ago
This just might be the finest lyric written since Smoke Gets In Your Eyes, emotive and very cleverly structured.
MarleysGhostwriter 5 months ago
Lyrics are just awesome, beautifully sung, just an awesome track!!!!
MonstroLoaf 5 months ago
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phylosaccount 7 months ago
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phylosaccount 7 months ago
made me cry
KtangMC 7 months ago
Not to be confused with Pity The Fool.
neilbradley 9 months ago
I would LOVE to see his brother, Anthony Head, do this role. He did it in the revival, but apparently there's no footage or recordings that I can find. :(
CheatingMimee 11 months ago
if this had been a written for abba!! this had been the most great song of all the times of abba!!
mariangoldenville 11 months ago
@mariangoldenville totally, with all the respect to the women from ABBA, but Murray sang better those two put together.
phylosaccount 10 months ago
Wicked is lame propoganda
MrJaidesoto 1 year ago 2
chess is coming to Nottingham this year. I cant wait to see it
Gazz174 1 year ago
I am yet to see a Live Performance of this song that is actually GOOD!!! Ine of the most demanding songs to sing yet...... This is not live..... Too bad....
Mikio75 1 year ago
@Mikio75 Watch one of Adam Pascal's versions...there's a couple on here. He is AWESOME! Well......I think so :)
NatalieMasterton 1 year ago
@NatalieMasterton agreed. EPIC
superstar19ize 1 year ago
@NatalieMasterton I don´t agree, but I do respect your opinion, one of the fine things with the taste of things: It´s personal! =D And yes, Adam´s version is good to, but I´m sort of grown up on this version Swede as I am... ;0)
sm5zeh 10 months ago
@NatalieMasterton
Yeah, Pascal's feeling is unrivaled. :)
Ander01SE 9 months ago
@Mikio75
watch?v=MYyqeIx1bNY
watch?v=6bY__xtl7yI
watch?v=L0z4tnnXuHo
EuphrasieF 2 weeks ago
This song ALWAYS gives me the chills, the video is the icing on the already perfect cake :)
Bjorn and Benny, in my mind, pure musical genius (that's not denying Tim Rice's achievements, but they are just this amazing combination not often seen, especially in today's 'music' scene, where it all sounds the same!)
jasman71 1 year ago
It does not get more METAL than that!!!
Just awesome!!!
aussiejamesdio 1 year ago
I dunno, I really really like this version. I don't find him that bad of a singer..
whiteash002 2 years ago
Is there any live version of Head singing this? To me this version sounds totally engineered, par for the course in the 80s I would suspect ... however it's impossible to compare him with Pascal when Pascal's only versions of this song are live, and usually flawless.
rmsparklechick 2 years ago
This was the original version. It does sound very cold if you listen to it through YouTube thats true.
MWK1303 1 year ago
This synthesizer/echoing drum backing is truly awful.
Scooterpro516 2 years ago
I don't remember Lennon and McCartney writing songs like this. OK the lyrics for this song are written by Tim Rice but Bjorns lyrics have always been just as good. The Winner Takes It All for instance, must be the best break up song of all time. Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus are the best songwriters we will ever see. A unique combination. There is no arguement, they are the best.
grahamcoo 2 years ago
He needs to hold out his notes longer. It sounds too choppy.
TopdollarStudio 2 years ago
Hard to say, considering this is the original version. Maybe everyone else hold the notes too long?
GBJPhotoWorks 2 years ago 2
It was suposed to sound like that in the original musical. It has to come over as hard and short.
MWK1303 1 year ago
Saw a student Adam perform 'pity the child' in a local school production - have listened to it performed by many more experienced performers, may sound biased (I am his mother) but he was as good as any of them - he went on to do many more productions and general gigs
has travelled the world through the experiences he has gained through his local colledge arts/drama curriculum
dgc299 2 years ago
The section in 10/4 is awesome.
grindoftheday 2 years ago
This is a very tough song to sing unless you're a true first tenor. I performed in this show 15 years ago (I played Molokov) and being a baritone, there is no way that I could hit those high notes in this song so take it easy on Murray.
I love this musical and we performed a hybrid between the London and American versions of the show.
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LZcrew 2 years ago
I like Adam better.
freelancetada 2 years ago
I gotta admit, Murray's probably my favorite. Adam Pascal's pretty good, and I was also impressed with Colm Wilkinson's performance on "Stage Heroes" (his CD)
Reeal15 2 years ago
Isn't he just a little bit - monotonous? And his "pity" sounds like it has two t's. Well, whatever. It's such an amazing song.
rozirda 2 years ago
Very cool! I never saw this before. Murray Head does the definitive version of this song. Thanks for sharing!
BigTabby33 2 years ago
I'm sorry, but Murray Head sounds slightly off-pitch through the song... I don't know whether it's me, the old video quality, or whether he really is off-pitch...
I don't have anything against him, but I think Adam Pascal and Anders Ekborg sound a bit more on-key in their performances.
Felicity1247 2 years ago
I love Murray Head. I love him as the American, and in fact I have his recording of Pity the Child, and it sounds much better than this; I think it must be the pitch of it. I'm not sure.
I think Adam Pascal is fantastic. I hadn't heard of him until Chess in Concert; I was ready to hate him because I love the original cast. But he was fantastic.
13HourClock 2 years ago
I also have the original Chess LP, so I guess we're two head-scratchers on the pitch of "Pity the Child".
Yeah, I really liked Adam Pascal. I liked him already through RENT, but he gained a lot more respect to me for his version of this song.
Maybe another thing would be the vocal strength of the two singers... If you're not strong enough, then the more demanding notes might sound off...
Felicity1247 2 years ago
@Felicity1247 Murry Head is never off pitch - even live. This recording is from the original cast recording of "Chess" done by the writers of Abba. Their recoding production is also perfect. Possibly there is something wrong with your sound. I've literally grown up with this man and decided to go into Musical Theater from hearing him sing Judas in Jesus Christ Superstar when I wore that album out too. I find his voice to be exceptional, even in this recording.
SingerAR 4 months ago
@SingerAR I have the original LP of Chess, and the needle on my record player and my speakers cost ridiculous (but well-spent) amounts, so I highly doubt there are sound issues. It is just probably a matter of tastes between us and nothing more. If you decided to go into musical theatre because you were inspired by him, then good for you. Let's just agree to disagree, shall we?
Felicity1247 4 months ago
i love zubin varla's rendition of this song
Ultgf 2 years ago
I´ve also been in love with Chess since it came in the 80´s. Luckily Björn and Benny from Sweden also made a swedish version that is better. The story is much the same and the songs. We have our best singers in the musical - look up Anders Ekborg, Tommy Körberg and Helene Sjöholm here on youtube on Chess.
Look at video:
Chess Pa Svenska - Pity the Child - English subs test
Kristina30p 2 years ago
This song always make me cry.
I have never seen CHESS, but I found the soundtrack at a yard sale back in the 80's when I was a teen and became obsessed with it and I still dream of seeing it one day. Thank God for YouTube or I would never have seen these great CHESS videos.
hmghosthost 2 years ago
is murray head any relation to anthony head [the headmaster mr finch in doctor who school reunion ]
timedragontheater 2 years ago
They're brothers. Anthony Head's daughter is an actress too now.
adamgray83 2 years ago
Fun fact: Anthony Head is famous for more than that, being a well-respected performer in his own right. For example, he actually took over the role of Freddie in CHESS during its London run, a while after Murray left the production.
jvd897 2 years ago
this song makes me feel sorry for the american because until this song he doesnt seem at all likeable [well i like his songs are likeable but hes a very selfish character this song makes you pity him]
timedragontheater 2 years ago
With the finest guitar solo playout in all of musical theatre history.
Coolestsixkids 2 years ago
Agree, guitar palyed by Lasse Wellander orginal Abba guitarist
snurten 2 years ago
I agree too, and I think this is a good example of how CHESS works spectacularly as a record -- it's hard to pull that solo off during a live production.
jvd897 2 years ago
I love this song. Thank you so much for posting it! I wonder if Murray Head is still a hottie like his brother, Anthony.
getabox 2 years ago
He always was pretty cute ;o) Loved him so much !!!!
sparkler1000 2 years ago
My abolut favorit song form the musical Chess, there is so much nerve in his voice. I actually saw Chess in London back in februar 1987, were on vacation with my parents, but they would rather see Les Miserable. But nothing could stop at 15 years old danish girl who was totally in love with the music, and knew the lyrics forward and backwards..............
LFabricius 2 years ago 4
indeed. it's an alltime favorite. didn't have a chance to see it in london, but years later in germany on tour.
thanks björn, thanks benny.
sEIGu 2 years ago
Saw it 15 times in London!!! This, too, is my favourite song from Chess and the best version ever of this song !!! Love the video, too!!!
sparkler1000 2 years ago
God. There are not words to describe this musical or this song.
This song is IMMENSELY difficult to sing.
markthetheatrekid 2 years ago 3
For musical theater, in terms of difficulty, you're right: It's probably within the top ten hardest male solos. The notes are all over the place, the speed gets faster and slower, and it is relatively long. I sing it in the shower sometime, and even when I do a bad job, even when I do a half-ass job, it's still tough!
batmandannyb 2 years ago 2
At 5:24 is the best cello part in the whole of the musical!!! you can't hear it that well on the recording:(
CrazyCellist92 2 years ago
It's so sad...
"Pity the child,
who has ambitions...
Knows what he wants to do -
knows, he will never fit the system..."
One of my favorite parts...
cherrylee93 3 years ago 3
I was fortunate enough to see him do this in the West End show... and at the very end of the song, he curls up in a fetal position on his hotel bed.
...and I thought I was gonna die (in a good way)! Awesome.
boffo1962 3 years ago
Powerfully, and emotionally sung by Murray Head. The best version of this song ever! 10 stars!
jsbach15 3 years ago
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well...
if you knew the song...
you would know he was off pitch and tune for basically the whole thing...
but good in of its self...
dndnerdboy 3 years ago
To dndnerdboy, the Autotune or other pitch-
correction tools were'nt invented in 1983!
So, before 1997 all singers had to sing in
tune doing records! Almost all artists today
uses pitch-correction tools.
PS! I am a sound engineer.
NicsoftInc 3 years ago 4
A truly great song, one of my all-time favorites! Please check out my video of Kurt Bowen's performance of PTC...powerful and overwhelming!
MIStageFan 3 years ago 2
The man playing guitar is Mr. Lasse Welander - one of the best guitar players in Sweden has ever produced.
bengtsfors 3 years ago
Yes, that was Tim Rice. I'd love to know who the musicians were on this session, the guitarist hauls ass. Cheers Mr. Ulvaeus and Mr. Andersson.
bunky060171 3 years ago
the man who talk on first, is tim rice?
tonissive 3 years ago
They should have made a movie of Chess.
It really shows the brilliance of Benny & Bjorn.
Anyone know if Christina(?) has been translated to english yet?
brissyfag 3 years ago
Yeah I think they should make Chess a movie too!!
AbbaChick 3 years ago
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You must admit that his joyously dangling a huge, ceramic dildo over his head doesn't precisely help your case.
babymordred121 3 years ago
Are you joking? Seriously...
Andrewduane101 3 years ago
You just know that that elongated, porcelain chess piece is obviously a phallic image, right? I mean, in the context of the song; "...how he became the complex individual he is today?" "I was probably queer?"
...Not that there's anything wrong with that...
babymordred121 3 years ago
uhm no, silly.. But you might wanna go talk to someone about your obvious doubts in your own sexuality.
He is clearly singing about his fathers thoughts/words:
~2:06
"I didnt miss him - He made it perfectly clear - I was a fool and probably queer"
His fathers enters the room and throws the kids chessboard to the floor in anger.
CLEARLY this is not about being gay or not.
lol
Gandan79 3 years ago 2
the "masterpiece" of benny and bjorn
tonissive 3 years ago 2
This is an incredibly powerful song.
Kaylore 3 years ago 2
What is this song about? Is it about, Trumpers life?
MichaelCrawfordsFan 3 years ago
Great!!!
audreyhepburn256 3 years ago
It reminds me of Alanis Morrisette's The Couch Song.
encampomocha 3 years ago
My father sang this song along with many others at the Mpls performance of this musical, I grew to love the entire soundtrack.
encampomocha 3 years ago
This video makes me actually like this song.
bluebettle 3 years ago
I wish I ad seen this live. Was too poor as a boy then though. Still, have heard the album many times and loved it... O how I loved the 80's.. carefree, glasses were rose tinted, sigh, nostalgia....
autopilotflight 3 years ago
I sang this on an audition once...not so easy as it might sound...lot's of small tone-adjustments and tempo-changes...
Hope the musical soon reaches Norway again:-(
Henr2 4 years ago
Beautiful.
StapleTaper 4 years ago
Oh, I´m so glad that I found this. I´ve listened to the soundtrack over and over again and wanted to see the people who were behind the amazing voices. I would so want to see the whole musical that was in London. Too bad I missed it by being born a year after... I guess they didn´t tape it either? The Swedish lyrics to all songs sucks btw. Anyway, thanks for posting this. :D
Mariairina 4 years ago
so beautiful even in swedish lyrics...fantastic
nathalieheart 4 years ago
I was fortunate to see the first preview in London. Then went back home to NYC to watch the political scene change. Suddenly the cold war was ending and the musical seemed dated in one short year.
So we went to see the brilliantly sharp Chess of London become a gray washout on Broadway. It didn't help that Frank Rich had panned the London production. He was wrong.
The whole show could be remounted as a period piece now. Get Chess back on the boards!!!
wefond 4 years ago
For a kid with a crappy childhood, his parents had a pretty good house. at least three stories...
johnvaljean 4 years ago
This WAS one of the best musicals EVER. It can only have been politcal in New York .Or maybe something like the first performance of La Traviata at the Fenice in Venice which was a disaster.All I can say is that The New Yorkers did not know what they missed!In a way it would be like "Wicked" lasting 4 performances!!
iduefoscari 4 years ago 12
@iduefoscari To be fair to New Yorkers, Trevor Nunn DESTROYED Chess when it was moved to NY. THAT is why it failed in the states.
gadreel23 1 year ago 3
@iduefoscari I think the reason it didn't do well in NYC is because they butchered the plot to pieces. The music and story of the original version are unforgettable! Truly awesome.
MithraMusic 11 months ago
I also was lucky enough to see Chess in London in the summer of 1986. Heard someone rave about the London production after it opened. Happened to be in Europe that summer and went to see it. One of the best musicals I'd ever seen. I'm a native New Yorker, and I was afraid to see it later on Broadway, especially after I read that they'd rewritten the show. Didn't want to spoil my superb memories of Elaine Page, Korberg and Murray Head, not to mention the Svetlana (can't remember her name).
marlonbo 4 years ago
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very nasally sung.... a pity
Wuchinger 4 years ago
Well, that's why you pity the child.
Mattbrain 4 years ago 10
There were indeed five videos. I saw the Broadway version, and while there were some good aspects to it and it was a treat to finally WATCH the show rather than listen to the songs, it was sorely wanting in many respects. Would have loved to see the London version.
Chipmaker 4 years ago
I was lucky to have seen the show in London in '87 before they DESTROYED it. :(
woolyfsh 4 years ago
I love this video. Someone took off with my Chess Moves videotape years ago, and this was the one I missed the most!
mustardyay 4 years ago
Someday, Tim Rice will be recognized as one of the great writers of the 20th century, and perhaps beyond. Whether over the music of Sir Andrew, Sir Elton or Benny and Bjorn, his lyrics are always intelligent, thought-provoking and incrdibly well-crafted; and the emotional depth of Murray Head's performances have always served those lyrics well. Curiously, I always thought it would be interesting to hear Peter Gabriel cover this particular piece, my favorite from Chess.
GBJPhotoWorks 4 years ago 3
interesting note: that amazing guitar solo at the end is David Gilmour of Pink Floyd fame. Makes sense when you consider how much Murray sounds like Roger Waters on this track. Great song, I've been waiting YEARS to see this video, thanks for posting it!
shopkins11 4 years ago
Having the records! I can inform you that it's
Lasse (Lars) Wellander that plays that guitar.
All the "pop" musicians are former ABBA-musicians...
The symphonic orchestra is London Symphony Orchestra.
NicsoftInc 4 years ago
I love 80s videos. Everything's so literal. This is a wonderful vid from the best song of the nearly best musical ever.
e3boy 4 years ago
tell that to the people in New York City, i heard CHESS closed after 4 performances.......
jerisboyfriend 4 years ago
It closed after a total of 85 performances on Broadway, including the previews. The Broadway version sucked. The London version, as is usually the case, wiped the floor with it.
e3boy 4 years ago
Ooooh
gibbspaulus 4 years ago
THE best song from a musical ever!
Jarneaan85 4 years ago
mahvelous dahlink!!! just found the 2 disc cd import of this wonderful original version, not broadway...had no idea this existed....thhanks oodles, toodles....
heathyhoudini 4 years ago
I thort there was only 2 Chess music vids:
I Know Him So Well
&
One Night In Bangkok,
thnx 4 dis, neva seen this B4
Random1TO 4 years ago
wonderful! one of my favorite soundtracks. I love Murray head on this.
gmfd007 4 years ago
Great to see the video. Do you know if Anthem was filmed as well? That would be fantastic to see!
SweMozArt 5 years ago
hi my friend, the only Chess videos that was recorded was One Night In Bangkok, Nobody Side, The Arbiter, I know him so well and Pity The Child. About Anthem I only had seen one sung by Tommy Körberg in English in Good Morning America and in swedish at SVT special and of course in Chees På Cirkus
downy63 5 years ago