Kurt Weill producer dies of Covid-19

Larry L. Lash / Vienna, Austria says:

Hal Willner’s 1985 “Lost in the Stars” album is a compilation of Weill’s “greatest hits performed mostly by rock and crossover musicians:

1. “Introduction from Mahagonny-Songspiel” – Steve Weisberg
2. “The Ballad of Mack The Knife” (from The Threepenny Opera) – Sting and Dominic Muldowney
3. “The Cannon Song” (from The Threepenny Opera) – The Fowler Brothers and Stan Ridgway
4. “Ballad of the Soldier’s Wife” – Marianne Faithfull and Chris Spedding
5. “Johnny Johnson Medley” – Van Dyke Parks
5a. “Overture”
5b. “Johnny’s Melody”
5c. “Aggie’s Sewing Machine”
6. “Alabama Song” (from Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny) – Ralph Schuckett with Richard Butler
7. “Youkali Tango” – Armadillo String Quartet
8. “Der Kleine Leutnant Des Lieben Gottes” (The Little Lieutenant of the Loving God) (from Happy End) – John Zorn
9. “September Song” (from Knickerbocker Holiday) – Lou Reed
10. “Lost in the Stars” – Carla Bley with Phil Woods
11. “What Keeps Mankind Alive?” (from The Threepenny Opera) – Tom Waits
12. “Surabaya Johnny” (from Happy End) – Dagmar Krause
13. “Oh Heavenly Salvation” (from Mahagonny) – Mark Bingham with Johnny Adams and Aaron Neville
14. “Call From The Grave/Ballad In Which MacHeath Begs All Men For Forgiveness” (from The Threepenny Opera) – Todd Rundgren with Gary Windo
15. “Speak Low” (from One Touch of Venus) – Charlie Haden and Sharon Freeman
16. “In No Man’s Land” (from Johnny Johnson) – Van Dyke Parks

I have no idea of the source of Sam Ramey’s performance of the song “Lost in the Stars” from the Broadway musical of the same name.