The Heart Of Rock And Roll Lyrics
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1. Overture/Bobby's Daydream
by Corey Cott 2. Hip to Be Square
by Corey Cott 3. Be Someone
by Corey Cott 4. Don't Make Me Do It
by Zoe Jensen 5. Workin' for a Livin'
by John Dossett 6. I Know What I Like
by McKenzie Kurtz 7. It's All Right (Preprise)
by Corey Cott 8. I Never Walk Alone/Finally Found a Home
by Corey Cott 9. That's Not Me
by Billy Harrigan Tighe 10. Give Me the Keys (And I'll Drive You Crazy)
by Billy Harrigan Tighe 11. The Pitch
by Corey Cott 12. Do You Believe in Love
by Corey Cott 13. The Heart of Rock and Roll
by Corey Cott 14. Entr'acte
by The Heart of Rock 15. You Crack Me Up
by Tommy Bracco 16. It's All Right
by Tamika Lawrence 17. I Want a New Drug
by Corey Cott 18. Doing It All for My Baby
by John Dossett 19. Stuck With You
by Billy Harrigan Tighe 20. It Hit Me Like a Hammer
by McKenzie Kurtz 21. Back in Time
by Tamika Lawrence 22. The Only One
by Corey Cott 23. Perfect World
by F. Michael Haynie 24. Be Someone (Reprise)
by Corey Cott 25. If This Is It
by Corey Cott 26. Giving It All up for Love
by Corey Cott 27. The Power of Love
by Tamika Lawrence
by Corey Cott 2. Hip to Be Square
by Corey Cott 3. Be Someone
by Corey Cott 4. Don't Make Me Do It
by Zoe Jensen 5. Workin' for a Livin'
by John Dossett 6. I Know What I Like
by McKenzie Kurtz 7. It's All Right (Preprise)
by Corey Cott 8. I Never Walk Alone/Finally Found a Home
by Corey Cott 9. That's Not Me
by Billy Harrigan Tighe 10. Give Me the Keys (And I'll Drive You Crazy)
by Billy Harrigan Tighe 11. The Pitch
by Corey Cott 12. Do You Believe in Love
by Corey Cott 13. The Heart of Rock and Roll
by Corey Cott 14. Entr'acte
by The Heart of Rock 15. You Crack Me Up
by Tommy Bracco 16. It's All Right
by Tamika Lawrence 17. I Want a New Drug
by Corey Cott 18. Doing It All for My Baby
by John Dossett 19. Stuck With You
by Billy Harrigan Tighe 20. It Hit Me Like a Hammer
by McKenzie Kurtz 21. Back in Time
by Tamika Lawrence 22. The Only One
by Corey Cott 23. Perfect World
by F. Michael Haynie 24. Be Someone (Reprise)
by Corey Cott 25. If This Is It
by Corey Cott 26. Giving It All up for Love
by Corey Cott 27. The Power of Love
by Tamika Lawrence
The Heart of Rock and Roll is a jukebox musical with a book by Jonathan A. Abrams and music and lyrics by Huey Lewis and his pop rock band Huey Lewis and the News, with new orchestrations of their music by Brian Usifer.
The show features an original story revolving around a couple balancing their romance amidst their rock and roll world and corporate world dreams. It is not a biographical piece about the band.The musical officially opened on Broadway at the James Earl Jones Theatre on April 22, 2024.
Going back to at least 2010, producer and writer Tyler Mitchell, whose father-in-law is a good friend of Huey Lewis, first proposed the idea of a musical featuring the band's songs to Lewis.
Lewis said he had thought of the idea before, but did not know how the band's songs could be linked together into a story, "because they have nothing to do with each other." Mitchell then connected with Jonathan A. Abrams to write a draft original story, and they continued to hone the story over time.
The reviews of the Broadway production have been positive - finding the show entertaining and funny, even if the plot, like many a jukebox musical, is not deep.
-Wikipedia
Genre(s):
Soundtrack,
Musical The show features an original story revolving around a couple balancing their romance amidst their rock and roll world and corporate world dreams. It is not a biographical piece about the band.The musical officially opened on Broadway at the James Earl Jones Theatre on April 22, 2024.
Going back to at least 2010, producer and writer Tyler Mitchell, whose father-in-law is a good friend of Huey Lewis, first proposed the idea of a musical featuring the band's songs to Lewis.
Lewis said he had thought of the idea before, but did not know how the band's songs could be linked together into a story, "because they have nothing to do with each other." Mitchell then connected with Jonathan A. Abrams to write a draft original story, and they continued to hone the story over time.
The reviews of the Broadway production have been positive - finding the show entertaining and funny, even if the plot, like many a jukebox musical, is not deep.
-Wikipedia
Associated Acts: Huey Lewis and the News