WFMU: Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from January 22, 2021

Listener comments!
	7:03pm Webhamster Henry: I've seen a lot of versions of Alice, but I suspect the 19th century theatrical ones were the best. That and the Andre Gregory one and the Svankmajer.
	7:11pm Bronwyn Bishop: The Svankmajer one is CRAZY (and great)
	🎭 7:13pm diciassette: Ahoy! I think I have seen the Svankmajer Alice pop up in Mubi or something simliar. I've never watched it, though!
	7:14pm Webhamster Henry: The Alice bits in Dreamchild are also pretty out there. en.wikipedia.org... I'm a big Lewis Carroll fan, had his complete works in High School, the collected letters, the Annotated Alice, etc. etc.
	7:18pm Webhamster Henry: The book on the Andre Gregory Alice and how they put it together is pretty spectacular for theatre lovers. Also: many, many pix by Richard Avedon.
	7:21pm Bronwyn Bishop: I really need to read some Carroll, I never have
	7:25pm Jeff g. via app: This is just the best show on FMU for accompanying making diner.
	7:26pm Jeff g. via app: Or dinner.
	7:27pm doctorjazz: Hi Folks! My wife saw this version of Hello Dolly. (She's very pleased to hear it now)!
	7:27pm Jeff g. via app: Carroll’s birthday is next week. (Not coincidentally, so is mine.)
	7:28pm Webhamster Henry: @Drj I saw that production too!
	7:30pm Bronwyn Bishop: So jealous, I've never seen any version of Hello Dolly live. I tried to get tickets to the Bette one but they were too expensive
	7:30pm Bronwyn Bishop: Happy early birthday Jeff!! confetti
	7:31pm Webhamster Henry: I saw a Hello Dolly done at a local high school a few years ago when they had one of those really good theatre director. I think some of the cast have gone on to theatrical careers (and I hope they are ok).
	7:32pm Jeff g. via app: My high school did Hello, Dolly, when I was a student there. I stage managed.
	7:33pm doctorjazz: Must have been great! (Before she dragged me to shows...)
	7:35pm Jeff g. via app: Thanks, Bronwyn!
	7:39pm doctorjazz: I did get to see Dolly, the Bette Midler version, but her stand in performed that night.
	7:40pm doctorjazz: Happy early birthday, Jeff!
	7:42pm doctorjazz: Donna Murphy was Bette's stand in (she actually was fabulous)!
	7:43pm Bronwyn Bishop: Omg I would have loved to have seen Donna!! I love her
	7:43pm Webhamster Henry: Hah Via Galactica was the show that opened the Uris Theatre when it was brand new in '72 or '73. They had built a whole lotta platforms for the roller skates! The second production there was See Saw.
	7:44pm Webhamster Henry: The Uris Theatre got renamed the Gershwin.
	7:44pm Bronwyn Bishop: When I saw Wicked last January I told my friend who accompanied me "This theater used to be called the Uris" and he didn't believe me. "The WHAT?"
	7:45pm Webhamster Henry: Hahahah!
	7:56pm Webhamster Henry: That first Tintypes tune is "La Petite tonkinoise", a staple of Josephine Baker.
	🎭 8:00pm Listener Gregory: Hello, Show People. I swear I was only 10 minutes late, but the usher made me wait until the intermission to come in.
	🎭 8:01pm Listener Gregory: Also, I saw Ragtime in Chicago, I believe, and I felt it was overwrought, with huge productions just for the sake of spectacle. I am sorry to be a downer. Uh oh, the usher is telling me I have to leave now.
	🎭 8:02pm diciassette: Somehow I'm listening to this show, drinking a boilermaker, and WORKING at the same time!
	🎭 8:03pm Listener Gregory: @dicassette, is there another way to work???
	8:04pm Bronwyn Bishop: I must admit I love Ragtime because I love MAXIMALISM
	8:04pm northguineahills: pump up the acid!!! then jazz w/ your apendages!
	8:04pm Bronwyn Bishop: hey ngh!!!
	8:06pm northguineahills: How Now, Dow Jowes, rather prescient right now....
	8:07pm northguineahills: Am I too old to like K-pop?, b/c I'm starting to like K-pop. (grew up w/ J-pop, so, not too far of a stretch)
	8:10pm Webhamster Henry: Really Rosie was a TV Special.
	8:12pm northguineahills: Carole King!
	8:13pm Webhamster Henry: My family once sang "Pierre" to a live Unitarian Universalist audience.
	🎭 8:13pm Listener Gregory: Comment for 30 min ago: I knew someone who saw Hello, Dolly with each of the stars in its original run. He really enjoyed the way the different actors handled the role.
	🎭 8:16pm diciassette: ok Alabama!
	8:17pm Webhamster Henry: This is a really weird take on Alabama Song.
	8:17pm northguineahills: Getting rather Wielly....
	8:18pm Webhamster Henry: There are a few Germanglish songs in Mahagonny.
	8:19pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Henry: Not as weird as when me and a whole party full of drunk revelers sang it in an apartment on the lower east side that one time. That was the weirdest and yet best version
	🎭 8:20pm Listener Gregory: Some orchestration on this Speak Low!
	8:20pm Webhamster Henry: LES Xmas Caroling.
	8:21pm Bronwyn Bishop: I love anything realllllly orchestrated
	8:22pm Webhamster Henry: Weill did his own orchestrations, but I don't think these are his.
	🎭 8:22pm diciassette: I did not know the music for Speak Low was by Weill. But now it all makes perfect sense!
	🎭 8:23pm diciassette: I want that CD that was amazing
	🎭 8:25pm Listener Gregory: Also very hard to believe Ogden Nash of humorous verse fame wrote these lyrics (Speak Low). Compare to Lines on the Antiquity of Fleas: “Adam Had ‘em.” Tht is the complete poem.
	8:25pm Webhamster Henry: Did you run into this little short, musical fans: www.youtube.com...
	8:28pm doctorjazz: Love walked In is something I know pretty much from jazz versions, this is interesting.
	8:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Henry: Can't wait to watch that, hope the whole gang is in it
	8:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: those of the musical theatre squad who were working at the time, I mean
	8:30pm doctorjazz: (in fact, most show tunes I knew I heard because a jazz musician played it. Until I had a wife and daughter who were musical theatre fanatics, that is)
	8:30pm Webhamster Henry: I think it's just some of the ones working in Hollywood in 1929. Jack Benny is telling some lame jokes and pausing for laughs, but to see some of those guys is pretty good.
	🎭 8:37pm Listener Gregory: Salena Jones? Nice voice.
	🎭 8:39pm diciassette: Hank Jones introduced me to Love Walked In
	8:43pm Webhamster Henry: Sing it Tony!
	8:43pm Bronwyn Bishop: The Flamingos version was the first one I heard
	8:43pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Henry: He makes a heroic effort with those high notes!
	8:44pm northguineahills: So, I was watching a K-pop video earlier today, called, "chicken noodle soup". Lyrics were in Korean, English, Espanol, and frankly confusing (culturally confusing is the best kind of confusing). So, I naturally ordered take-out from Korean restaurant, and ordered chicken noodle soup.
	🎭 8:44pm diciassette: Never Will I Marry: now that is a song you can Neely to!
	8:44pm Webhamster Henry: @ngh I throw kimchi into soup all the time.
	🎭 8:45pm Listener Gregory: Is this (Perkins) the prequel to Psycho? It fits.
	8:47pm Bronwyn Bishop: I wish Psycho had songs by Frank Loesser, it would be even better!
	8:48pm northguineahills: Putnam County (FL), was the county south of me where I went to HS that was even more redneck then the one I lived.
	8:50pm northguineahills: I would have gotten kimchi, but it was $3 extra (but I got the house chili peppers, and hot sauces for free)>
	8:52pm Webhamster Henry: @ngh mmmm banchan mmmm I used to work on 32nd st / B'way and had Korean lunch once a week.
	🎭 8:56pm Listener Gregory: Unusually, am eating Korean spicy squid tonight. I have to drive 35 min to a decent Korean restaurant, so this is a rare event.
	8:56pm northguineahills: I used to work om 8th and 38th, so, I lunch there often (and my partner's friends would drag me for dinner and karaoke (I terms were dinner and soju).
	8:57pm northguineahills: Thanks, Bronwyn....
	8:57pm Webhamster Henry: If you haven't had enough musical entertainment, Stashu's Polka contest entries aired today. I did two of them. I'm recusing myself as a quasi-staffer, though. wfmu.org...
	🎭 8:57pm diciassette: I had a wonderful first experience with banchan after drunkenly wandering into a Korean restaurant after seeing a show at the Fillmore (West)
	8:57pm northguineahills: Voted for one of yours Henry (should I reveal that?)
	8:57pm doctorjazz: Close to curtain time, great show, thanks, Bronwyn!
	🎭 8:58pm diciassette: I always feel like this show isn't long enough! I suppose that's a good thing!
	8:58pm northguineahills: The last number was apropos for today....
	8:58pm Webhamster Henry: Aww thanks!
	🎭 8:59pm Listener Gregory: Thanks, Bronwyn, and sorry for my late entrance. I hope my understudy did ok.
	9:00pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks Bronwyn and WFMU theatre party!
	🎭 9:00pm diciassette: ngh, we tend to get a few penalty minutes each show, because there's no DJ coming up next. Thanks Bronwyn!
	9:00pm Bronwyn Bishop: thank you for listening darlings <3
	9:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Gregory: Your understudy, like most understudies, was thoroughly professional but lacked your star quality!
	9:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: I'm closing with an opening number cause I'm cool like that
	🎭 9:05pm diciassette: hasta pasta a tutti!

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from January 22, 2021

View Bronwyn Bishop's profile

Musical theater from off the beaten path. Obscure and unusual show tunes from within the canon and without, flops, failures, and the newest works from up-and-coming artists—plus tried-and-true hits. Also, occasional appearances from songs that are not show tunes (but only if they go really well with show tunes).

Friday 7 - 9pm (EST) | On WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio
Give the Drummer Radio LIVE Audio Streams (Get help): Pop-up | 128k MP3

<-- Previous playlist | Back to Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop playlists | Next playlist -->

January 22, 2021: They say the neon lights are bright

Listen to this show: Pop-up listen Pop-up player!

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The Jud Conlon Chorus	Main Title (Alice in Wonderland)	Alice In Wonderland Motion Picture Soundtrack	Walt Disney	2007	Music: Sammy Fain Lyrics: Bob Hilliard	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Mary Costa, Bill Shirley & Chorus	Once Upon A Dream	Sleeping Beauty	Walt Disney	1959	Music: Pytor Illyich Tchaikovsky (adapted by George Bruns) Lyrics: Jack Lawrence & Sammy Fain	0:05:39 (Pop-up)
Ilene Woods & Mike Douglas	Dancing on a Cloud (Demo Recording)	Cinderella (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)	Walt Disney Records	2019	Music & Lyrics: Mack David, Jerry Livingston & Al Hoffman	0:08:14 (Pop-up)
Oliver Wallace	The Boatswain's Song (Demo Recording)	Peter Pan soundtrack	Walt Disney	2013	Music: Frank Churchill Lyrics: Larry Morey	0:11:41 (Pop-up)
Cliff Adams Singers	I'll Follow My Secret Heart/Edelweiss	Cliff Adams Presents Sing Something Simple from the Shows	Pickwick International	1993	Music: Noel Coward (I'll Follow My Secret Heart), Richard Rodgers (Edelweiss) Lyrics: Noel Coward (I'll Follow My Secret Heart), Oscar Hammerstein II (Edelweiss)	0:14:57 (Pop-up)
The Boys from Syracuse Ensemble	He Had Twins	The Boys from Syracuse (Studio Cast Recording)	Masterworks Broadway	1993	Music: Richard Rodgers Lyrics: Lorenz Hart	0:17:53 (Pop-up)
Pearl Bailey & Hello, Dolly! Ensemble	Before the Parade Passes By	Hello, Dolly! (Broadway Cast Recording)	Masterworks Broadway	2008	Music & Lyrics: Jerry Herman	0:22:27 (Pop-up)

Dennis DeYoung	Hey Quasimodo "Hey Quasimodo" by "Dennis DeYoung"	The Hunchback of Notre Dame: A Musical By Dennis DeYoung	Grand Illusion Records	1996	Music & Lyrics: Dennis DeYoung	0:27:38 (Pop-up)
Triassic Parq Original Cast	Beautiful Day	Triassic Parq: The Musical	Starkadia	2012	Music: Marshall Pailet Lyrics: Marshall Pailet, Bryce Norbitz & Steve Wargo	0:31:04 (Pop-up)
Lucie Arnaz, Brooks Arthur & Bob Merritt	Right	They're Playing Our Song	Casablanca	1979	Music: Marvin Hamlisch Lyrics: Carole Bayer Sager	0:34:05 (Pop-up)
Daniel Balavoine	S.O.S d'un terrien en detresse	Starmania	WEA France	2006	Music: Michel Berger Lyrics: Luc Plamondon	0:37:45 (Pop-up)
Billy Butler	Up "Up" by "Billy Butler"	Billy Butler Plays Via Galactica	Kilmarnock	1973	Music: Galt MacDermot	0:40:58 (Pop-up)
Galt MacDermot, Charlie Brown, Idris Mohammed & Jimmy Lewis	Sodomy	Hair Cuts	Kilmarnock	1969	Music: Galt MacDermot	0:45:16 (Pop-up)

Chuck Cooper	The Begat "The Begat" by "Chuck Cooper"	Finian's Rainbow (New Broadway Cast Recording)	PS Classics	2014	Music: Burton Lane Lyrics: E.Y. Harburg	0:50:59 (Pop-up)
Tintypes Ensemble	The Ladies "The Ladies" by "Tintypes Ensemble"	Tintypes (Original Broadway Cast)	DRG	1990	Music: Vincent Scotto, Jim Burris & Chris Smith Lyrics: Anna Held, Jim Burris & Chris Smith	0:54:25 (Pop-up)
Mark Jacoby, Alex Strange & Ragtime Ensemble	What a Game	Ragtime: The Musical (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	Masterworks Broadway	1998	Music: Stephen Flaherty Lyrics: Lynn Ahrens	0:58:00 (Pop-up)
Rod Gilfry, Brandon Jovanovich & The New Moon Encores! Men	Stouthearted Men	The New Moon (2004 Encores! Cast Recording)	Ghostlight	2017	Music: Sigmund Romberg Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II, Frank Mandel & Laurence Schwab	1:00:52 (Pop-up)
Hiram Sherman & How Now, Dow Jones Ensemble	A Little Investigation	How Now, Dow Jones (cast album)	Masterworks Broadway	1999	Music: Elmer Bernstein Lyrics: Carolyn Leigh	1:03:05 (Pop-up)

Rosalie Craig, Nick Hendrix & Amy Booth Steel	Coronation	The Light Princess (Original Cast Recording)	Mercury Classics	2015	Music: Tori Amos Lyrics: Tori Amos & Samuel Adamson	1:09:49 (Pop-up)
Carole King	My Simple Humble Neighborhood	Really Rosie	Ode Records	1975	Music: Carole King Lyrics: Maurice Sendak	1:11:26 (Pop-up)
Alan Leith	Miss Jones (Sign of the Times)	Blood Brothers (Original London Cast Recording)	Castle Communications	2016	Music & Lyrics: Willy Russell	1:13:18 (Pop-up)
ORBI	Alabama Song "Alabama Song" by "ORBI"	ORBI: The Oscillating Revenge of the Background Instruments	BIS Records	2019	Music: Kurt Weill Lyrics: Bertolt Brecht (translated into English by Elisabeth Hauptmann)	1:16:02 (Pop-up)
Anne Sofie von Otter & NDR-Sinfonieorchester	Speak Low	Speak Low (Songs by Kurt Weill) & The Seven Deadly Sins = Die Sieben Todsunde	Deutsche Grammophon	2010	Music: Kurt Weill Lyrics: Ogden Nash	1:19:11 (Pop-up)

Wilhelmenia Fernandez & Bruno Fontaine	Love Walked In	The Diva Live	Transart	2003	Music: George Gershwin Lyrics: Ira Gershwin	1:25:00 (Pop-up)
Arthur Woodley	O Tixo, Tixo, Help Me!	Kurt Weill: Lost in the Stars	MusicMasters	2008	Music: Kurt Weill Lyrics: Maxwell Anderson	1:29:40 (Pop-up)
Salena Jones	My Heart Stood Still	Musicality of Rodgers and Hart	Jay Records	2003	Music: Richard Rodgers Lyrics: Lorenz Hart	1:34:35 (Pop-up)
Patrick Wilson & Kelli O'Hara	From This Day On/Farewell Music	Lerner & Loewe's Brigadoon (New York City Center Cast Recording)	Ghostlight	2018	Music: Frederick Loewe Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner	1:37:18 (Pop-up)
Anthony Perkins	Never Will I Marry	Greenwillow (The Original Cast Album)	Classic Music International	2010	Music & Lyrics: Frank Loesser	1:40:57 (Pop-up)

The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee Original Cast	My Friend, the Dictionary	The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	Ghostlight	2017	Music & Lyrics: William Finn	1:45:00 (Pop-up)
Original Cast of Little Mary Sunshine	Mata Hari	Little Mary Sunshine	Capitol Records	2010	Music & Lyrics: Rick Besoyan	1:47:40 (Pop-up)
George Hall & Lucy Landau	Metaphorically Speaking	Ernest in Love (Original Off-Broadway Cast Recording)	Masterworks Broadway	2011	Music: Lee Pockriss Lyrics: Anne Croswell	1:50:28 (Pop-up)
Allegro Ensemble	One Foot, Other Foot	Allegro (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	RCA Victor	1947	Music: Richard Rodgers Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II	1:53:39 (Pop-up)
Dinah Shore & Call Me Madam Ensemble	Washington Square Dance	Call Me Madam	Masterworks Broadway	2012	Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin	1:55:39 (Pop-up)

Linda Hopkins & Purlie Ensemble	Walk Him Up the Stairs	Purlie (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	Masterworks Broadway	2007	Music: Gary Geld Lyrics: Peter Udell	2:00:05 (Pop-up)

RSS feeds for Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlists feed | MP3 archives feed

| E-mail Bronwyn Bishop | Other WFMU Playlists | All artists played by Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop |

Listener comments!
	7:03pm Webhamster Henry: I've seen a lot of versions of Alice, but I suspect the 19th century theatrical ones were the best. That and the Andre Gregory one and the Svankmajer.
	7:11pm Bronwyn Bishop: The Svankmajer one is CRAZY (and great)
	🎭 7:13pm diciassette: Ahoy! I think I have seen the Svankmajer Alice pop up in Mubi or something simliar. I've never watched it, though!
	7:14pm Webhamster Henry: The Alice bits in Dreamchild are also pretty out there. en.wikipedia.org... I'm a big Lewis Carroll fan, had his complete works in High School, the collected letters, the Annotated Alice, etc. etc.
	7:18pm Webhamster Henry: The book on the Andre Gregory Alice and how they put it together is pretty spectacular for theatre lovers. Also: many, many pix by Richard Avedon.
	7:21pm Bronwyn Bishop: I really need to read some Carroll, I never have
	7:25pm Jeff g. via app: This is just the best show on FMU for accompanying making diner.
	7:26pm Jeff g. via app: Or dinner.
	7:27pm doctorjazz: Hi Folks! My wife saw this version of Hello Dolly. (She's very pleased to hear it now)!
	7:27pm Jeff g. via app: Carroll’s birthday is next week. (Not coincidentally, so is mine.)
	7:28pm Webhamster Henry: @Drj I saw that production too!
	7:30pm Bronwyn Bishop: So jealous, I've never seen any version of Hello Dolly live. I tried to get tickets to the Bette one but they were too expensive
	7:30pm Bronwyn Bishop: Happy early birthday Jeff!! confetti
	7:31pm Webhamster Henry: I saw a Hello Dolly done at a local high school a few years ago when they had one of those really good theatre director. I think some of the cast have gone on to theatrical careers (and I hope they are ok).
	7:32pm Jeff g. via app: My high school did Hello, Dolly, when I was a student there. I stage managed.
	7:33pm doctorjazz: Must have been great! (Before she dragged me to shows...)
	7:35pm Jeff g. via app: Thanks, Bronwyn!
	7:39pm doctorjazz: I did get to see Dolly, the Bette Midler version, but her stand in performed that night.
	7:40pm doctorjazz: Happy early birthday, Jeff!
	7:42pm doctorjazz: Donna Murphy was Bette's stand in (she actually was fabulous)!
	7:43pm Bronwyn Bishop: Omg I would have loved to have seen Donna!! I love her
	7:43pm Webhamster Henry: Hah Via Galactica was the show that opened the Uris Theatre when it was brand new in '72 or '73. They had built a whole lotta platforms for the roller skates! The second production there was See Saw.
	7:44pm Webhamster Henry: The Uris Theatre got renamed the Gershwin.
	7:44pm Bronwyn Bishop: When I saw Wicked last January I told my friend who accompanied me "This theater used to be called the Uris" and he didn't believe me. "The WHAT?"
	7:45pm Webhamster Henry: Hahahah!
	7:56pm Webhamster Henry: That first Tintypes tune is "La Petite tonkinoise", a staple of Josephine Baker.
	🎭 8:00pm Listener Gregory: Hello, Show People. I swear I was only 10 minutes late, but the usher made me wait until the intermission to come in.
	🎭 8:01pm Listener Gregory: Also, I saw Ragtime in Chicago, I believe, and I felt it was overwrought, with huge productions just for the sake of spectacle. I am sorry to be a downer. Uh oh, the usher is telling me I have to leave now.
	🎭 8:02pm diciassette: Somehow I'm listening to this show, drinking a boilermaker, and WORKING at the same time!
	🎭 8:03pm Listener Gregory: @dicassette, is there another way to work???
	8:04pm Bronwyn Bishop: I must admit I love Ragtime because I love MAXIMALISM
	8:04pm northguineahills: pump up the acid!!! then jazz w/ your apendages!
	8:04pm Bronwyn Bishop: hey ngh!!!
	8:06pm northguineahills: How Now, Dow Jowes, rather prescient right now....
	8:07pm northguineahills: Am I too old to like K-pop?, b/c I'm starting to like K-pop. (grew up w/ J-pop, so, not too far of a stretch)
	8:10pm Webhamster Henry: Really Rosie was a TV Special.
	8:12pm northguineahills: Carole King!
	8:13pm Webhamster Henry: My family once sang "Pierre" to a live Unitarian Universalist audience.
	🎭 8:13pm Listener Gregory: Comment for 30 min ago: I knew someone who saw Hello, Dolly with each of the stars in its original run. He really enjoyed the way the different actors handled the role.
	🎭 8:16pm diciassette: ok Alabama!
	8:17pm Webhamster Henry: This is a really weird take on Alabama Song.
	8:17pm northguineahills: Getting rather Wielly....
	8:18pm Webhamster Henry: There are a few Germanglish songs in Mahagonny.
	8:19pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Henry: Not as weird as when me and a whole party full of drunk revelers sang it in an apartment on the lower east side that one time. That was the weirdest and yet best version
	🎭 8:20pm Listener Gregory: Some orchestration on this Speak Low!
	8:20pm Webhamster Henry: LES Xmas Caroling.
	8:21pm Bronwyn Bishop: I love anything realllllly orchestrated
	8:22pm Webhamster Henry: Weill did his own orchestrations, but I don't think these are his.
	🎭 8:22pm diciassette: I did not know the music for Speak Low was by Weill. But now it all makes perfect sense!
	🎭 8:23pm diciassette: I want that CD that was amazing
	🎭 8:25pm Listener Gregory: Also very hard to believe Ogden Nash of humorous verse fame wrote these lyrics (Speak Low). Compare to Lines on the Antiquity of Fleas: “Adam Had ‘em.” Tht is the complete poem.
	8:25pm Webhamster Henry: Did you run into this little short, musical fans: www.youtube.com...
	8:28pm doctorjazz: Love walked In is something I know pretty much from jazz versions, this is interesting.
	8:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Henry: Can't wait to watch that, hope the whole gang is in it
	8:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: those of the musical theatre squad who were working at the time, I mean
	8:30pm doctorjazz: (in fact, most show tunes I knew I heard because a jazz musician played it. Until I had a wife and daughter who were musical theatre fanatics, that is)
	8:30pm Webhamster Henry: I think it's just some of the ones working in Hollywood in 1929. Jack Benny is telling some lame jokes and pausing for laughs, but to see some of those guys is pretty good.
	🎭 8:37pm Listener Gregory: Salena Jones? Nice voice.
	🎭 8:39pm diciassette: Hank Jones introduced me to Love Walked In
	8:43pm Webhamster Henry: Sing it Tony!
	8:43pm Bronwyn Bishop: The Flamingos version was the first one I heard
	8:43pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Henry: He makes a heroic effort with those high notes!
	8:44pm northguineahills: So, I was watching a K-pop video earlier today, called, "chicken noodle soup". Lyrics were in Korean, English, Espanol, and frankly confusing (culturally confusing is the best kind of confusing). So, I naturally ordered take-out from Korean restaurant, and ordered chicken noodle soup.
	🎭 8:44pm diciassette: Never Will I Marry: now that is a song you can Neely to!
	8:44pm Webhamster Henry: @ngh I throw kimchi into soup all the time.
	🎭 8:45pm Listener Gregory: Is this (Perkins) the prequel to Psycho? It fits.
	8:47pm Bronwyn Bishop: I wish Psycho had songs by Frank Loesser, it would be even better!
	8:48pm northguineahills: Putnam County (FL), was the county south of me where I went to HS that was even more redneck then the one I lived.
	8:50pm northguineahills: I would have gotten kimchi, but it was $3 extra (but I got the house chili peppers, and hot sauces for free)>
	8:52pm Webhamster Henry: @ngh mmmm banchan mmmm I used to work on 32nd st / B'way and had Korean lunch once a week.
	🎭 8:56pm Listener Gregory: Unusually, am eating Korean spicy squid tonight. I have to drive 35 min to a decent Korean restaurant, so this is a rare event.
	8:56pm northguineahills: I used to work om 8th and 38th, so, I lunch there often (and my partner's friends would drag me for dinner and karaoke (I terms were dinner and soju).
	8:57pm northguineahills: Thanks, Bronwyn....
	8:57pm Webhamster Henry: If you haven't had enough musical entertainment, Stashu's Polka contest entries aired today. I did two of them. I'm recusing myself as a quasi-staffer, though. wfmu.org...
	🎭 8:57pm diciassette: I had a wonderful first experience with banchan after drunkenly wandering into a Korean restaurant after seeing a show at the Fillmore (West)
	8:57pm northguineahills: Voted for one of yours Henry (should I reveal that?)
	8:57pm doctorjazz: Close to curtain time, great show, thanks, Bronwyn!
	🎭 8:58pm diciassette: I always feel like this show isn't long enough! I suppose that's a good thing!
	8:58pm northguineahills: The last number was apropos for today....
	8:58pm Webhamster Henry: Aww thanks!
	🎭 8:59pm Listener Gregory: Thanks, Bronwyn, and sorry for my late entrance. I hope my understudy did ok.
	9:00pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks Bronwyn and WFMU theatre party!
	🎭 9:00pm diciassette: ngh, we tend to get a few penalty minutes each show, because there's no DJ coming up next. Thanks Bronwyn!
	9:00pm Bronwyn Bishop: thank you for listening darlings <3
	9:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Gregory: Your understudy, like most understudies, was thoroughly professional but lacked your star quality!
	9:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: I'm closing with an opening number cause I'm cool like that
	🎭 9:05pm diciassette: hasta pasta a tutti!

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from January 22, 2021

Listener comments!

(C) 2025 WFMU. Generated by KenzoDB, written 2000-2024 by Ken Garson