Turnblad, respectively) singing “Timeless” is enough to get me in the theater. The shear joy aroused by Christopher Walken and John Travlota (Mr. Yet, against the odds, these songs, the quirky lyrics and the quirkier performances are defiantly great. The incompatibility of John Waters’s irreverence and Broadway’s shine are ever apparent. The opening song “Good Morning Baltimore” is a showtune through and through, with the big (blonde?) and beautiful voice of Nikki Blonsky leaving no room for argument.
Use your imagination.īut the soundtrack to Hairspray, an Adam Shankman-directed adaptation of the Broadway musical, itself adapted from the 1988 film, is definitely a musical soundtrack. I mean there’s a song called “Miss Baltimore Crabs”. Posted by Dan Stasiewski on in Random | 0 commentsįor every fan of the John Waters’s original film Hairspray, I have one recommendation: buy the soundtrack to the 2007 movie musical version and listen.
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