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Here are some products from Tom - an album of his songs, Original cast CD and a travel memoir from his college days.
A Tune of His Own -
Songs by Thomas Tierney
This album is a collection of some favorite songs written through the years - mostly from my stage musicals but also some stand-alone songs. Thanks to the wonderful NYC musicians, the great studio PPI Recording, and Jersey Boys orchestrator Steve Orich!
FOR THE CD, order on AMAZON or SEND $14 BY PAYPAL TO:
TWINSUN@ATT.NET - include your mailing address. (For out of USA, add $10)
ELEANOR- An American Love Story |
Cast Recording
“A rare and intelligent musical … I got a call from friends of mine who raved about a show they saw called Eleanor; I was motivated to obtain a copy of the CD from Valkill Productions and loved every moment of it. The lyrics and what spoken parts of the book can be heard are quite intelligent (oh rare bird on earth!) and one feels really involved with these people. The four leads are marvelous: Anne Kanengeiser (Eleanor), Anthony Cummings (Franklin), Rita Gardner (Sara), and Steve Routman (Louis Howe). I want theater groups to take notice … you must hear this set.”
- Frank Behrens, Syndicated Music Critic, Entertainment Times
Musical by Thomas Tierney, John Forster and Jonathan Bolt based on the life of Eleanor Roosevelt.
ELEANOR - An American Love Story (Original Cast Recording) features a New York Broadway cast at Washington's Ford's Theatre - featuring Anne Kanengeiser (Ragtime), Anthony Cummings (Bob's son) and Rita Gardner (original Girl in The Fantasticks). The show has played many other theaters around the country, including Seattle's Village Theatre (Issaquah, WA), Pittsburgh Public, Musical Theatre West in LA and Chicago's Marriott Lincolnshire. Read some of the rave reviews for this cast recording.
FIVE GUYS IN A BEETLE - The Grandest Grand Tour: Europe, 1963
by Thomas Tierney with Maureen Tierney
They wore white shirts, dark suits, some had crew cuts...all found themselves adrift in a strange new world. Five American college boys, for some their first time outside of their native Illinois, squeezed into a Volkswagen in the summer of l963. Minus the technical wizardry of GPS, smartphones, and today’s numerous apps, they took off--as novices--relying on the now outdated services of the American Express office for news from home. Little did they know that their journey through post-war Europe would provide a treasure-trove of experiences that would have a lasting influence on their lives. This one trip not only opened their eyes to the culture, tastes and customs of Europe, but it became the source of laughter, shared memories and multiple group reunions for decades to come. The five guys came of age that summer. All became folks you would like to know and be friends with.