Al Kasha has reached the top of every field that he has lent his talents to: as a writer, producer, composer, motivational speaker and executive working in theatre, film, television, home video, music publishing, and recording. Kasha is one of those rare artists who, as a composer/lyricist, has had hit records over the last five decades...See full bio »
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Nothing Good Happens After 2 AM
(2006)
(music: "The Song From The Poseidon Adventure" - uncredited / lyrics: "The Song From The Poseidon Adventure" - uncredited)
2005Adam & Steve
(writer: "It's the 80's", "Sexy 80's")
1998Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Movie
(music: "What About His Nose", "Christmas Town", "Santa's Family", "Show Me The Light Love Theme", "It Could Be Worse", "I Hate Santa Claus", "We Can Make It", "The Sprites' Songs" / lyrics: "What About His Nose", "Christmas Town", "Santa's Family", "Show Me The Light Love Theme", "It Could Be Worse", "I Hate Santa Claus", "We Can Make It", "The Sprites' Songs")
1993David Copperfield
(TV movie)
(music: "I Hate Boys", "Welcome to My Warehouse", "Something's Gonna Turn Up", "Is There Anyone?", "Family Christmas", "I'll Be Your Hero", "Imagination", "Everyone's a Big Cheese Here" / lyrics: "I Hate Boys", "Welcome to My Warehouse", "Something's Gonna Turn Up", "Is There Anyone?", "Family Christmas", "I'll Be Your Hero", "Imagination", "Everyone's a Big Cheese Here")
1984Lovelines
(music: "LOVELINES", "TOTALLY GONE", "A DREAM IS COMIN' ", "A TIME LIKE THIS AGAIN", "NUMBER ONE", "REFLEX" / lyrics: "LOVELINES", "TOTALLY GONE", "A DREAM IS COMIN' ", "A TIME LIKE THIS AGAIN", "NUMBER ONE", "REFLEX")
1981Once Upon a Mouse
(documentary short)
(music: "Brazzle Dazzle Day" / lyrics: "Brazzle Dazzle Day")
1981Take This Job and Shove It
(music: "You Can Count on Beer", "How Good It Used to Be" / lyrics: "You Can Count on Beer", "How Good It Used to Be")
1980The Earthling
(music: "Fast Women and Slow Dancin", "He'll Never Fill My Shoes" / lyrics: "Fast Women and Slow Dancin", "He'll Never Fill My Shoes")
1977Pete's Dragon
(music: "The Happiest Home in These Hills" - uncredited, "Boo Bop Bopbop Bop I Love You, Too" - uncredited, "I Saw a Dragon" - uncredited, "It's Not Easy" - uncredited, "Passamashloddy" - uncredited, "Candle on the Water" - uncredited, "There's Room for Everyone" - uncredited, "Every Little Piece" - uncredited, "Brazzle Dazzle Day" - uncredited, "Bill of Sale" - uncredited, "Finale: I Saw a Dragon / Brazzle Dazzle Day" - uncredited / lyrics: "The Happiest Home in These Hills" - uncredited, "Boo Bop Bopbop Bop I Love You, Too" - uncredited, "I Saw a Dragon" - uncredited, "It's Not Easy" - uncredited, "Passamashloddy" - uncredited, "Candle on the Water" - uncredited, "There's Room for Everyone" - uncredited, "Every Little Piece" - uncredited, "Brazzle Dazzle Day" - uncredited, "Bill of Sale" - uncredited, "Finale: I Saw a Dragon / Brazzle Dazzle Day" - uncredited)
1976Freaky Friday
(music: "I'd Like To Be You For A Day" / lyrics: "I'd Like To Be You For A Day")
1975Someone I Touched
(TV movie)
(music: "Someone I Touched" / lyrics: "Someone I Touched")
1974The Towering Inferno
(writer: "The Morning After" - uncredited / music: "We May Never Love Like This Again" / lyrics: "We May Never Love Like This Again")
Was twice nominated for Broadway's Tony Award as Best Score, both music and lyrics, with collaborator Joel Hirschhorn: in 1981 for "Copperfield," and in 1983, including music credit to Gene de Paul and lyrics credit to Johnny Mercer, for "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers."
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