A P4M-1 of VP-21 in flight, early 1950s

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A P4M-1 of VP-21 in flight, early 1950s

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Martin P4M maritime reconnaissance aircraft from USN VP-21 over the Patuxent River circa 1950
Hi! I hope you’re doing well!! I know it’s been years and years at this point but Midnight Channel the musical is one of my favorite shows of all time, and I have a burning curiosity about Out Of My Hands. It’s (as far as I can tell) the only song that was never released in any capacity (besides the lyrics) to the public, and not knowing the tune has been haunting me for Years sndmsjdmsndm. As I said I know it’s been ages so no worries at all if not, but I was wondering if you would be willing to give some insight as to what the tune/vibe of the piece was meant to be! Thank you so much, I hope you have a lovely day!!
Hey there - Wow, what a wild blast from the past! I’m going to be so real and say that it had been SO many years that I actually forgot about this “song” entirely. It took me 10 minutes to track down the section to which you are referring! To my recollection, Out of My Hands was a portion we never quite got into shape. We liked the idea of keeping the show in the musical space during that section as everything is starting to cascade into itself and toward the show’s emotional climax, but the actually words and music themselves were never finalized. It was mostly an interstitial - a way to connect Interrogation into Namatame’s route while also doing some additional leg work to set up Adachi’s final plot turn. I remember it not being particularly good, though, which is why we didn’t ever include it in recordings. I realize now that led to it being a bit mysterious! There’s a lot in the show we would have changed and fixed had things continued, and this song is sort of a useful summary of that! If I can find any documentation of the actual song, I’ll share it, but with full transparency the likelihood of that is slim. I don’t think it made it that far. Adachi's portion was, if I recall correctly, similar to his final reprise in Here at the End, but I don't have a clear memory of the IT's section.
Me: i'M STANDING AT A CROSSROADS, bbbbUUT I KNOW WHICH WAY TO GO.. BEFORE I WAS CLUELESS, but now I think I kNOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWW
A P4M of VX-6, 1950

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