Rainbow High

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Rainbow High · Andrew Lloyd Webber · Julie Covington
Evita
℗ A Geffen Records Release; ℗ 1976 UMG Recordings, Inc.
Released on: 1976-11-19
Producer, Associated Performer, Keyboards: Andrew Lloyd Webber
Producer: Tim Rice
Producer, Executive Producer: David Land
Studio Personnel, Mastering Engineer: Dennis Blackham
Studio Personnel, Engineer, Associated Performer, Vocals: David Hamilton Smith
Studio Personnel, Asst. Recording Engineer: Anton Matthews
Studio Personnel, Asst. Recording Engineer: Jeremy Gee
Orchestra: London Philharmonic Orchestra
Associated Performer, Bass Guitar: Brian Odgers
Associated Performer, Bass Guitar: Mo Foster
Associated Performer, Bass Guitar: Tony Stevens
Associated Performer, Percussion: Barry Morgan
Associated Performer, Percussion: Peter Van Hooke
Associated Performer, Percussion: Simon Phillips
Associated Performer, Guitar: Hank B Marvin
Associated Performer, Guitar: Henry McCulloch
Associated Performer, Guitar: Joe Moretti
Associated Performer, Guitar: Neil Hubbard
Associated Performer, Guitar: Ray Russell
Associated Performer, Harp: David Snell
Associated Performer, Keyboards: Ann Odell
Associated Performer, Keyboards: Mike Moran
Associated Performer, Vocals: Brian Byrne
Associated Performer, Vocals: Christopher Neil
Associated Performer, Vocals: David Hemmings
Associated Performer, Vocals: Jean Hawker
Associated Performer, Vocals: Larry Walker
Associated Performer, Vocals: Laura Manara
Associated Performer, Vocals: Mike D'Abo
Associated Performer, Vocals: Mike Smith
Associated Performer, Vocals: Nicky Hamilton
Associated Performer, Vocals: Roy Wood
Associated Performer, Vocals: Stephanie De Sykes
Associated Performer, Vocals: Terry Wood
Associated Performer, Vocals: Julie Covington
Composer Lyricist: Tim Rice
Composer Lyricist: Andrew Lloyd Webber
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[@stefeniedavidmusic]

When she sings "Rainbow High" it just blows me away. Then she takes it up even higher. What a voice!

[@23751]

Remember being asked to play this at MacArthurs Restaurant in Barnes London, which was the go to eatery then just around the corner from Olympic Sound Studios where it was recorded... blew us all away, Julie Covington’s amazing voice!

[@dianeallen9039]

Listening to this I can see why David Essex was chosen for the Che role in the original stage production. Colm and him sound quite similar in this song.