I Found A Hobby - Jeremy Legat - MUSICALS Unsung

@ParaProd #MUSICALSunsung
I Found A Hobby, cut from Little Shop of Horrors, sung by Jeremy Legat at MUSICALS Unsung on 24th May 2016 at the St. James Studio.
Arrangement by Kris Rawlinson
Piano | Kris Rawlinson
Violoncello | Natalie Hancock
Reeds | Rhiannon Jeffreys
From the producers of the hit concert series ‘West End Switched Off’ comes a new concert. ‘MUSICALS unsung’ brings you songs from the golden age of Hollywood screen, to the newest Broadway shows, that have not made it to the final cut.
Featuring a wealth of songs that have been cut from shows including Wicked, The Little Mermaid, Legally Blonde, The Last Five Years, Spring Awakening, Little Shop of Horrors and Shrek, audiences will hear songs that are classics in their own right, which are now finally getting the performances they have always deserved.
A breadth of West End talent, include Lucie Jones (Legally Blonde, Ghost), Stewart Clarke (Ghost, Assassins), Jeremy Legat (Wicked, Grey Gardens), Sally Samad (The World Goes Round, Our House) and Katie Paine (We Will Rock You, Mamma Mia) perform these songs, with Musical Direction by Kris Rawlinson.
Parallel Productions' debut project is West End Switched Off. West End Switched Off is a brand new, exciting series of concerts and recordings that arrange musical theatre into acoustic, 'Live Lounge' style covers, collaborating with a wealth of talented musicians and performers. The first album features Ashleigh Gray (Wicked, Cool Rider), Adrian Hansel (Hairspray), Ian Stroughair (20th anniversary tour of Rent), Katie Hall (Les Misérables, Phantom of the Opera) Dale Evans (Ghost, Miss Saigon, From Here To Eternity), Simon Bailey (I Can't Sing, The Phantom of the Opera) and many more.
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Parallel Productions was founded in 2013 by established musical director Kris Rawlinson, and was set up with the aim to produce a wide range of work, from the cutting edge and emerging to the well established, in a fresh way to engage new and diverse audiences.

[@frog9524]

i wouldn't say it's better than dentist! but it is bloody hilarious

[@bookwoman53]

This song was an early attempt at Dentist! from Little Shop

[@aaronmeade9148]

why wasn't this played before its just the gas?

[@ShortyRock801]

Where can I get sheet music for this song??

[@seymourkrelborn4780]

@@thingamobbaber Got deleted for copyright, you got a copy?

[@seymourkrelborn4780]

@@thingamobbaber Yes please

[@seymourkrelborn4780]

@@thingamobbaber How do you want to send it?

[@justinwilliams566]

@@seymourkrelborn4780 And me as well please! Is there any way for you to make it into a google doc and send us the shareable link? Thank you!

[@georgec.bouras937]

@@seymourkrelborn4780 Could you please send me the piano sheet of that song?

[@disneynickwildematt473]

What song is this cut from?

[@SorenPenrose]

Cut? It was a draft for Orin's song from Little Shop of Horrors. Ultimately, it was replaced by Dentist!

[@DiabloSandwich59]

What key is this sung in?

[@SorenPenrose]

sounds like A-flat major, though that isn't clear until the end of the first verse. "Friends got sick" is Mi Re Do, C Bflat Aflat here

[@SorenPenrose]

Should have kept it, no reason they can't use it _and_ Dentist!

[@ketepunzelmank4701]

both songs are reveals to why Orin is the way he is. It would be pointless to have both versions of the songs in the show- and above all else, there would be no place to put it. The song was originally going to be put when Seymour was at Orin's office, but that would interfere with the pacing of Now Its Just the Gas.

[@celestiag.thomas-johnson7067]

THATS WHAT I SAID IT COULD STILL FIT BECAUSE HIS MOM SAYS NATURAL TENDENCIES WITH NO REAL EXPLANATION AND SHE COULDVE RECOMMENDED HIM TO PICK A DENTIST AS HIS CAREER WHEN HE FINISHED HIS FIRST YEARS OF COLLEGE NOT WHEN HE WAS A CHILD

[@celestiag.thomas-johnson7067]

@@ketepunzelmank4701 the prolouge and don't feed the plants are the same though

[@jays8744]

This is waaay better than dentist!

[@deadaccount8054]

Nah.