Big River
Roger Miller
['william finn', 'amanda palmer', 'zz top', 'moje 3', 'alison moyet', 'guy sebastian', 'the bangles', 'ray stevens', 'loewe', 'yellow magic orchestra', 'john mellencamp', 'slade', 'the smashing pumpkins', 'nina hagen', 'ana gabriel', 'linkin park', 'ladytron', 'clean bandit', 'michael giacchino', 'blur', 'beth orton', 'atomic kitten', 'lisa stansfield', 'billy talent', 'sandy west', 'jack wall', 'switchfoot', 'steve harley', 'leona lewis', 'rich mullins', 'avril lavigne', 'marvin gaye', 'snoop lion', 'brand new', 'michael jackson', 'dru hill', 'dixie chicks', 'lynyrd skynyrd', 'goonrock', 'black sabbath', 'bela lugosi', 'grace jones', 'john michael montgomery', 'umberto tozzi', 'christopher hassall', 'trey songz', 'smashing pumpkins', 'kaoma', 'paul green', 'jennifer lopez', 'nikolaos mantzaros', 'diamond rio', 'gerard way', 'relient k', 'boa', 'robert lopez', 'burman', 'bon jovi', 'beethoven', 'damien leith', 'rogue traders', 'musiq soulchild', 'the knack', 'franz schubert', 'howling bells', 'afrojack', 'sara bareilles', 'edvard grieg', 'monrose', 'alexander arnold', 'barry manilow', 'melanie fiona', 'donnie iris', 'barbra streisand', 'the pussycat dolls', 'timothy gray', 'sugababes', 'sentenced', 'andy gibb', 'fort minor', 'the fratellis', 'meredith willson', 'manowar', 'club nouveau', 'meshuggah', 'hitoshi sakimoto', 'june carter cash', 'the weeknd', 'ringo starr', 'the exploited', 'the hollies', 'lady gaga', 'snoop dogg', 'johnny nash', 'busted', 'mogwai', 'tohoshinki', 'daniel amos', 'rammstein']
Big River (musical)
Big River: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is a musical with a book by William Hauptman and music and lyrics by Roger Miller. Based on Mark Twain's classic 1884 novel, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, it features music in the bluegrass and country styles in keeping with the setting of the novel. The 1985 Broadway production ran for more than 1,000 performances and it remained one of the few very successful American musicals in the mid-1980s among the emerging successes coming from Great Britain.