Bobbye Hall, Dann Huff, Jay Gruska, Joe Pizzulo, Neil Stubenhaus, Peter Beckett, The Waters, Tommy Funderburk
Little Shop Of Horrors is a 1986 American horror comedy musical film directed by Frank Oz. It is an adaptation of the 1982 off-Broadway musical of the same name by composer Alan Menken and writer Howard Ashman, which is itself an adaptation of the 1960 film The Little Shop of Horrors by director Roger Corman. The film, which centers on a floral shop worker who discovers a sentient carnivorous plant that feeds on human blood, stars Rick Moranis, Ellen Greene, Vincent Gardenia, Steve Martin, and the voice of Levi Stubbs. The film also features special appearances by Jim Belushi, John Candy, Christopher Guest and Bill Murray. It was produced by David Geffen through The Geffen Company and released by Warner Bros. on December 19, 1986.
Tracks
1 Prologue (Little Shop Of Horrors) (Alan Menken; Howard Ashman) 03:28
2 Skid Row (Downtown) (Alan Menken; Howard Ashman) 04:17
3 Da-Doo (Alan Menken; Howard Ashman) 01:25
4 Grow For Me (Alan Menken; Howard Ashman) 02:24
5 Somewhere That’s Green (Alan Menken; Howard Ashman) 03:50
6 Some Fun Now (Alan Menken; Howard Ashman) 02:18
7 Dentist! (Alan Menken; Howard Ashman) 02:29
8 Feed Me (Git It) (Alan Menken; Howard Ashman) 03:27
9 Suddenly, Seymour (Alan Menken; Howard Ashman) 03:28
10 Suppertime (Alan Menken; Howard Ashman) 02:05
11 The Meek Shall Inherit (Alan Menken; Howard Ashman) 03:23
12 Mean Green Mother From Outerspace (Alan Menken; Howard Ashman) 04:46
13 Finale (Don’t Feed The Plants) (Alan Menken; Howard Ashman) 01:31
Musicians
| Bass | Andy Pask |
| Drums | Tom Nichol |
| Guitar | Dann Huff |
| Guitar | Martin Kershaw |
| Piano | Robbie Merkin |
| Keyboards | Derek Austin |
| Synthesizer | Phil Shenale |
| Synthesizer | Bob Gaudio |
| Synthesizer | Robbie Merkin |
| Synthesizer | Derek Austin |
| Congas | Bobbye Hall |
| Tambourine | Bobbye Hall |
Other Musicians
1 Prologue (Little Shop Of Horrors)
| Vocals | Michelle Weeks |
| Vocals | Tichina Arnold |
| Vocals | Tisha Campbell |
2 Skid Row (Downtown)
| Voice | Michelle Weeks |
| Voice | Donny Gerrard |
| Vocals | Ellen Greene |
| Vocals | Michelle Weeks |
| Vocals | Rick Moranis |
| Vocals | Tichina Arnold |
| Vocals | Tisha Campbell |
3 Da-Doo
| Drums | Barry Morgan |
| Percussion | Barry Morgan |
| Vocals | Michelle Weeks |
| Vocals | Rick Moranis |
| Vocals | Alan Carvell |
| Vocals | Tichina Arnold |
| Vocals | Tisha Campbell |
| Vocals | Donny Gerrard |
| Vocals | Lindsay Benson |
| Vocals | Nick Curtis |
| Vocals | Peter Beckett |
| Vocals | Phil Nicholl |
4 Grow For Me
| Drums | Barry Morgan |
| Percussion | Barry Morgan |
| Vocals | Michelle Weeks |
| Vocals | Rick Moranis |
| Vocals | Tichina Arnold |
| Vocals | Tisha Campbell |
5 Somewhere That’s Green
| Bass | Neil Stubenhaus |
| Vocals | Ellen Greene |
6 Some Fun Now
| Drums | Barry Morgan |
| Percussion | Barry Morgan |
| Vocals | Michelle Weeks |
| Vocals | Tichina Arnold |
| Vocals | Tisha Campbell |
7 Dentist!
| Voice | Robbie Merkin |
| Voice | Robert Billig |
| Vocals | Michelle Weeks |
| Vocals | Steve Martin |
| Vocals | Tichina Arnold |
| Vocals | Tisha Campbell |
8 Feed Me (Git It)
| Vocals | Levi Stubbs |
| Vocals | Michelle Weeks |
| Vocals | Rick Moranis |
| Vocals | Tichina Arnold |
| Vocals | Tisha Campbell |
9 Suddenly, Seymour
| Vocals | Ellen Greene |
| Vocals | Michelle Weeks |
| Vocals | Rick Moranis |
| Vocals | Tichina Arnold |
| Vocals | Tisha Campbell |
10 Suppertime
| Vocals | Levi Stubbs |
| Vocals | Michelle Weeks |
| Vocals | Tichina Arnold |
| Vocals | Tisha Campbell |
11 The Meek Shall Inherit
| Vocals | Michelle Weeks |
| Vocals | Rick Moranis |
| Vocals | Tichina Arnold |
| Vocals | Tisha Campbell |
12 Mean Green Mother From Outerspace
| Background Vocals | Debra Dobkin |
| Background Vocals | Donny Gerrard |
| Background Vocals | Gene Morford |
| Background Vocals | Jay Gruska |
| Background Vocals | Joe Pizzulo |
| Background Vocals | Julia Tillman Waters |
| Background Vocals | Maxine Willard Waters |
| Background Vocals | Oren Waters |
| Background Vocals | Luther Waters |
| Background Vocals | Lynn Davis |
| Background Vocals | Mona Lisa Young |
| Background Vocals | Siedah Garrett |
| Background Vocals | Tommy Funderburk |
| Vocals | Levi Stubbs |
13 Finale (Don’t Feed The Plants)
| Background Vocals | Debra Dobkin |
| Background Vocals | Donny Gerrard |
| Background Vocals | Gene Morford |
| Background Vocals | Jay Gruska |
| Background Vocals | Joe Pizzulo |
| Background Vocals | Julia Tillman Waters |
| Background Vocals | Maxine Willard Waters |
| Background Vocals | Oren Waters |
| Background Vocals | Luther Waters |
| Background Vocals | Lynn Davis |
| Background Vocals | Mona Lisa Young |
| Background Vocals | Siedah Garrett |
| Background Vocals | Tommy Funderburk |
Liner Notes
Producer – Bob Gaudio
Arranged By – Bob Gaudio, Robbie Merkin
Arranged By (Vocals) – Robert Billig
Contractor (Vocals) – Tonia Davall
Coordinator – Bob Sutton, Robert Sobo, Suzan (Kapner) Mann
Engineer (Mixing) – Tony D’Amico
Engineer (Recording) – David Jacob, Tony D’Amico
Engineer (Assistant) – Martin O’Donnell, Daniel Reed
Mastered By – Bernie Grundman
Design – Gabrielle Raumberger
Illustration – J. Ibusuki
Mastered At Bernie Grundman Mastering
Recorded At Hollywood Sound Recorders
Recorded At Advision Studios
Phonographic Copyright Geffen Records
Copyright Geffen Records
Little Shop Of Horrors is a 1986 American horror comedy musical film directed by Frank Oz. It is an adaptation of the 1982 off-Broadway musical of the same name by composer Alan Menken and writer Howard Ashman, which is itself an adaptation of the 1960 film The Little Shop of Horrors by director Roger Corman. The film, which centers on a floral shop worker who discovers a sentient carnivorous plant that feeds on human blood, stars Rick Moranis, Ellen Greene, Vincent Gardenia, Steve Martin, and the voice of Levi Stubbs. The film also features special appearances by Jim Belushi, John Candy, Christopher Guest and Bill Murray. It was produced by David Geffen through The Geffen Company and released by Warner Bros. on December 19, 1986.