A Simple Twist Of Fate - Live

This song was featured on the CD release 'The Best Of Tim Curry'. This song is from Tim's first album Read My Lips - a live recording of the track was included on The Best Of... to showcase a live recording of his album material.

This song is often mistaken as a recording taken from one of Tim's Live Concerts. It is actually from the television series entiled Rock Follies of 77 starring Rula Lenska, Julie Covington and Charlotte Cornwell. Tim appeared in one episode entitled 'The Band Who Wouldn't Die' as an arrogant egotistical Rock Star named Stevie Streeter. The song is featured as Stevie's opening number during a concert. You can buy the DVD Here or watch Tim's performance below.

This song is from an episode of Saturday Night Live from 1981 where Tim is the Guest Host. He sings the song in the style of a Victorian Music Hall Performer complete with hat and cane.

This song appears in the movie The Rugrats In Paris. We hear Angelica singing the song - but listen out for the backing vocals! Can you find Tim's voice as a Sumo Wrestling back up singer?

This song appears in the movie Blood Moon (Also know as Wolf Girl) - Tim plays Harley Dune the owner of a Freak Show. This song appears as part of a Freak Show Performance and Harley is serenading The Bearded Lady. You can watch this very odd but brilliant performance below.

This song appears in the movie FernGully and Tim plays an evil entity that feeds on pollution. This is often regarded as the most memorable song in the film. You can buy the 'Family Fun Edition' of the DVD here - complete with extras including the clip below of Tim recording the song (Please note the special edition inc the below extra is only available in a Region 1 (USA) format)

This song is from The Tracey Ullman Show in 1989 and is performed by Tim and Tracey at the end of the show. Tim has updated the lyrics of his infamous song to include references to Margret Thatcher & Ronald Regan.

This song is also from The Tracey Ullman Show in 1989 and is performed as part of a comedy sketch called Rock On The Block. Tim plays a spoiled Rock Star wishing to sell off all his possessions 'for the dubious distinction of writing the first honest song in his whole life' and Tracey Ullman plays the stuck up auction house employee. You can watch the entire sketch and the above I Do The Rock performance below. Apologies for the poor quality of video - but well worth a watch anyway!

This song was performed at the S.T.A.G.E. Benefit, 1996. It appears on the largely out of print CD Sondheim: A Celebration.

This song is Tim's unique take on the classic children's song. This song appears on the largely out of print Disney CD Music From The Park.

Here we hear Tim doing backing vocals (the voice shouting 'Vengeance') for his good friend Carly Simon. This song appears on her 1979 album Spy.