THE CREW

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HAIR

THE FILM

THE SINGERS

SONG	PERFORMED BY
Aquarius	Ren Woods
Sodomy	Don Dacus
Donna	Treat Williams
Colored Spade	Dorsey Wright, Toney Watkins, Carl Hall & Howard Porter
Manchester	Treat Williams & John Savage
Abie Baby	Nell Carter
Ain't Got NO	Nell Carter, Toney Watkins, Kurt Yahjian
Electric Blues	Leata Galloway & Cyrena Lomba
Old Fashioned Melody	Ron Young
Black Boys	Laurie Beechman, Debi Dye, Ellen Foley John Maestro, Fred Ferrara, & Jim Rosica
White Boys	Nell Carter, Charlaine Woodard, Trudy Perkins, Chuck Patterson, H. Douglas Berring. Russell Costen, Kenny Brawner & Lee Wells
3-5-0-0	Melba Moore & Ronnie Dyson
Walking in Space	Linda Surh
Good Morning Starshine	Beverly D'Angelo & Cast
Hair	Don Dacus
Easy To Be Hard	Cheryl Barnes

Nell Carter (Hardy) - Born in Birmingham, Alabama (September 13 1948) one of Nell's best memories was working with Bette Davis on "Miss Moffat" She won a Tony for her work in Ain't Misbehavin and appeared in Annie on Broadway. Most people remember her from the TV series, "Gimme A Break" and currently she is on "Match Game" She also appeared as a cook in the Speilberg film "Colour Purple". Nell recently provided the "entertainment" at the wedding of Sharon Stone along with Ray Charles. Nell lives in Beverly Hills with her two sons.

Beverly D'Angelo - Acclaimed actress also composes and plays both the piano and guitar and has recorded an album. You also can hear her sing in the film "A Coalminers Daugher". Rumoured to be the woman in Al Pacino's life.

Melba Moore - Born Beatrice Moore in New York City (October 29, 1945). As a child she learned the piano at the insistance of her step-dad and attended college specializing in voice. She has appeared in several films. Melba has also won a Tony award for the 1970 musical "Purlie". In 1996 she play "Fantine" in Les Miserable. She has recorded several albums of R&B. Melba also is known for her charity the Melba Moore Foundation for Children. You can also purchase Melba T-shirts and caps. Why not pick up her latest CD : This Is It: The Best of Melba Moore

Ren Woods - Ren began singing as a child appearing in the group called Soul Five and later names Sunday's Child. Her national televisioin debut was at age 12 on NBC'S "Soul Special". Her group appeared with Sammy Davis Jr. at Carnegie Hall in New York. During this time Ren perfomed with Bob Hope's Christmas Special also on NBC. Films credits include "The Jerk" with Steve Martin, "Target for Rage" with Henry Winkler & Rick Schroeder, "Car Wash" with Richard Pryor, Cooley High and in the mini-series Roots. She also played Dorothy in The Wiz.

Charlaine Woodard - Charlaine appeared on the TV series Rosanne as "Fonda" in two episodes. She also appeared in the 1989 film "Hang Tough". Charlaine can also be heard on the CD "Gotta Dance" singing "The Joint Is Jumpin" along with Nell Carter. Other films include "Eye For An Eye" with Sally Field and she played "Lola" in the 1989 film "Twister" with Harry Dean Stanton. Ms. Woodard was nominated for best actress in "Hang On To The Good Times" at the 1983 Drama Desk Awards.