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Is the boy (Rasputin) in the barn a simpleton or a saint? He talks to horses and imagines scenes from the Bible. His neighbors wonder - but mostly taunt him. Only the horses listen to his dreams of joy and revelation. |
CD: This is your life: Grigori Rasputin
Credits: Music: Michael Bitterman Book/lyrics: Dennis Drogseth |
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As incredible as it seems, all evidence points to a lasting and devoted marriage between Rasputin and Praskovye. His odd mix of spirituality and sensuality was no secret from his wife, who seemed to understand him from within rather than to judge him from without. Some of the lyrics were taken from Rasputin‚s own writings, which were often designed to encourage people wrestling with fears and doubts. |
CD: RASPUTIN
Credits: Music:Michael Bitterman; Book & Lyrics: Dennis Drogseth;Singers-Harriet & Paul Tomasko |
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Alone but graced with a child’s creative/prophetic imagination, the Tsarovich sings The World Outside. This song is a harbingerof things to come. |
CD: RASPUTIN
Credits: Music: Michael Bitterman; Lyrics: Dennis Drogseth; Singer-Stephen Scarpulla |
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