WFMU: Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from October 13, 2023

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from October 13, 2023

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).

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Tue. Feb 4th, 7pm - 10pm: Acid Jazz Hands fills in for Five Miles to Midnight

Fri. Feb 7th, 7pm - 9pm: Acid Jazz Hands Presents: 1930s Radio (More info...)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Bert Williams	Nobody "Nobody" by "Bert Williams"	Nobody	Victor Records	1905	Music: Bert Williams Lyrics: Alex Rogers	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Ada Jones	Row! Row! Row! "Row! Row! Row!" by "Ada Jones"	Row! Row! Row!	Victor	1912	Composer: James V. Monaco Lyrics: William Jerome	0:16:41 (Pop-up)
Elizabeth Brice	Hello, Honey "Hello, Honey" by "Elizabeth Brice"	Hello, Honey	Columbia	1913	Music: Raymond Hubbell Lyrics: George V. Hobart	0:19:31 (Pop-up)
Marguerite Dunlap	Hold Me in Your Loving Arms	Hold Me in Your Loving Arms	Victor	1915	Music: Louis A. Hirsch Lyrics: Gene Buck	0:22:14 (Pop-up)
Eddie Cantor	You'd Be Surprised "You'd Be Surprised" by "Eddie Cantor"	You'd Be Surprised/I Used to Call Her Baby	Emerson	1920	Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin	0:25:14 (Pop-up)
Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra	Ziegfeld Follies of 1920 - Medley Fox Trot	Ziegfeld Follies of 1920 - Medley Fox Trot	Victor	1920	Music: Irving Berlin	0:27:17 (Pop-up)
Shilking Orchestra	Bring Back My Blushing Rose	Bring Back My Blushing Rose/Stolen Kisses	Victor	1921	Music: Rudolf Friml Lyrics: Gene Buck	0:29:25 (Pop-up)

Ed Gallagher & Al Shean	Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean	Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean	Victor	1922	Music: Al Shean Lyrics: Bryan Foy	0:38:55 (Pop-up)
Frank Crumit	Sweet Alice "Sweet Alice" by "Frank Crumit"	Oh, Baby! (Don't Say No - Say Maybe)/Sweet Alice	Victor	1924	Music & Lyrics: Frank Crumit	0:41:59 (Pop-up)
Jack Hylton	A Cup Of Coffee, A Sandwich, And You	A Cup Of Coffee, A Sandwich And You/Molly	His Master's Voice	1925	Music & Lyrics: Joseph Meyer	0:44:48 (Pop-up)
Nick Lucas	My Blue Heaven "My Blue Heaven" by "Nick Lucas"	Blue Heaven/Among My Souvenirs	Brunswick	1928	Music: Walter Donaldson Lyrics: George A. Whiting	0:48:55 (Pop-up)
Warren Mills & His Blue Serenaders	Gems from Blackbirds of 1928	Gems from Blackbirds of 1928	Victor	1928	Music: Jimmy McHugh Lyrics: Dorothy Fields	0:51:11 (Pop-up)

Joan Crawford	I Got a Feelin' for You	That's Entertainment! The Ultimate Anthology of M-G-M Musicals	WaterTower Music	2006	Music: Louis Alter Lyrics: Jo Trent	1:02:17 (Pop-up)
Brunswick Salon Orchestra	Fox Movietone Follies Medley	Fox Movietone Follies Medley	Brunswick	1929	Music: Archie Gottler & Con Conrad Lyrics: Sidney D. Mitchell	1:04:34 (Pop-up)
Ian Bostridge	Any Little Fish "Any Little Fish" by "Ian Bostridge"	The Noël Coward Songbook	EMI Records	2002	Music & Lyrics: Noël Coward	1:06:38 (Pop-up)
Georgia White	Was I Drunk? "Was I Drunk?" by "Georgia White"	Was I Drunk?/No Second Hand Woman	Decca Records	1936	Music & Lyrics: Chick Endor & Charles Farrell	1:09:28 (Pop-up)
Loretta Lee with George Hall & His Hotel Orchestra	Remember My Forgotten Man	Remember My Forgotten Man	Victor	1933	Music: Harry Warren Lyrics: Al Dubin	1:11:57 (Pop-up)

Lee Wiley with Glen Gray & the Casa Loma Orchestra	A Hundred Years from Today	Early Recordings 1931-37	Philomel	1978	Music: Victor Young Lyrics: Ned Washington &.Joe Young	1:20:42 (Pop-up)
Barbara Rosene	What Is There to Say?	All My Life	Azica Records	2005		1:22:35 (Pop-up)
Roy Fox and His Band	Spin a Little Web of Dreams	In Other Words We're Through/Spin a Little Web of Dreams	Decca Records	1934	Music: Sammy Fain Lyrics: Irving Mahal	1:26:11 (Pop-up)
Dick Powell	I'm Going Shopping with You	Gold Diggers of 1935	No Label	1935	Music: Harry Warren Lyrics: Al Dubin	1:29:12 (Pop-up)
Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra	I Can't Get Started	I Can't Get Started	Victor	1939	Music: Vernon Duke Lyrics: Ira Gershwin	1:32:45 (Pop-up)

Ethel Merman	It's the Animal in Me	An Earful of Merman	Conifer	1994	Music: Harry Revel Lyrics: Mack Gordon	1:39:43 (Pop-up)
Roy Fox Orchestra	Love Is a Dancing Thing	Love Is a Dancing Thing/Dangerous You	HMV	1936	Music: Arthur Schwartz Lyrics: Howard Dietz	1:43:21 (Pop-up)
Alan Breeze with Billy Cotton & His Band	Keep a Twinkle in Your Eye	Music, Maestro, Please	Vocalion	1999	Music: Harry Akst Lyrics: Edward Eliscu & Sidney Clare	1:50:19 (Pop-up)
Frances Langford	Broadway Rhythm "Broadway Rhythm" by "Frances Langford"	Broadway Melody of 1936	No Label	1936	Music: Nació Herb Brown Lyrics: Arthur Freed	1:51:55 (Pop-up)
Eleanor Powell	All Ashore "All Ashore" by "Eleanor Powell"	Broadway Melody of 1940	No Label	1940	Music & Lyrics: Roger Edens	1:57:13 (Pop-up)

Eartha Kitt	Monotonous "Monotonous" by "Eartha Kitt"	African Lullaby/Monotonous	His Master's Voice	1955	Music & Lyrics: June Carroll & Arthur Siegel	2:00:34 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	🎭 7:01pm Listener Gregory: Bert!
	🎭 7:02pm TonyR: Can one end a show title with a preposition??
	7:02pm doctorjazz: Hello Dah-links!
	7:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: hello somebodies!!!
	7:04pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Broadway Babies!
	🎭 7:04pm TonyR: Welcome back, esteemed hostess!
	7:04pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Coming in loud and clear and I could hear Bert Williams too.
	🎭 7:05pm TonyR: Voice bright and loud, record old.
	🎭 7:05pm Listener Gregory: Your voice is much louder than the music, FYI.
	7:05pm northguineahills: we can hear you fine! yaye, more BUTT jokes!
	🎭 7:06pm TonyR: Butt
	🎭 7:08pm TonyR: The Family Circle didn't take your absence lightly. They were revolting.
	7:09pm Webhamster Henry: Freedman's Hoof 'n' Mouth follies of 2024
	🎭 7:13pm TonyR: Ziegfeld frolic,eh? Had they developed penicillin yet?
	🎭 7:14pm Listener Gregory: ↳ TonyR @7:08 I was also worried sick about you, Bronwyn! I believe that Duke Ellington wrote an instrumental composition "Portrait of Bert Williams."
	🎭 7:15pm TonyR: On YouTube, monetized creators cannot opt out of skippable ads anymore.
	🎭 7:18pm TonyR: I hear the pitter-patter of little keyboard on Row Row Row. You keep the mic open during the toonz?
	7:24pm doctorjazz: Like all this pre-jazz popular music! (Boy, did rhythm change over the next 10-15 years)
	7:25pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I happened to read this New Yorker article from 2005 this week, about recent books about Bert Williams and Stepin Fetchit. Sad lives, both of them. www.newyorker.com...
	🎭 7:27pm Listener Gregory: ↳ doctorjazz @7:24 What strikes me is how the preferred voice for popular songs changed, from operatic fluttering to something much more natural, courtesy of Fred Astaire and Bing Crosby. Even actual opera singers don't use their opera voices for their "popular" recordings any more.
	7:29pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:27 This show always makes me aware of how different the voices for show tunes are from rock music. Sometimes they sounds almost too affected, but I know it's just a style thing.
	🎭 7:38pm Listener Gregory: Dying is not cheap, people! If you want to know whether it is cheaper to live or die, a careful economic analysis must be performed.
	7:39pm Gallagher and Shean's Jungle Room: Al Shean was actually Groucho's uncle
	🎭 7:39pm WR: Hi
	7:40pm Bronwyn Bishop: pretend that person saying woooow was reacting to mister Gallagher and mr shean
	7:40pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:27 That was the miracle of electrical recording - they no longer had to be really loud to be heard over the orchestra! That's what led to the crooner era!
	7:45pm Webhamster Henry: "A cup of coffee, a sandwich and you" was often used by Carl Stalling in Warner's cartoons whenever there was food in the scene.
	7:47pm Katharsis: hellos
	🎭 7:48pm diciassette: Ahoy, cream in my coffee!
	7:58pm adamdoesit: Hi Bronwyn and timeless standards! A cup of coffee, a sandwich, and you is basically what Spencer Tracy offers Catherine Hepburn in their rooftop lunch in "Desk Set."
	7:59pm adamdoesit: ↳ adamdoesit @7:58 Katherine not Catherine don't hate
	🎭 8:05pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "Fox Movietone Follies Medley" by "Brunswick Salon... This sounds like a real throwback compared to the previous selections.
	8:13pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Remember My Forgotten Man" by "Loretta Lee with G... A huge Busby Berkeley Scene here...
	8:18pm Webhamster Henry: You can look at the chat and see who has the comedy/tragedy badges to see special fans of AJH!
	8:20pm Bronwyn Bishop: omg u are right thank u darlings
	8:24pm Documike: Love especially the early up to 30s stuff. Have a question. Who went to the shows in NYC in the teens and 20s? Likely upper class and maybe some middle class strivers. Does that sound right?
	8:27pm Documike: ↳ Gallagher and Shean's Jungle Room @7:39 Groucho’s Irish uncle
	8:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: apologies again for the weird random ads, promise I will fix
	8:30pm Documike: I’m going shopping with you. Classic.
	8:33pm Listener Gregory: I would like to buy some of the products in those ads. Whom do I talk to about that? Does WFMU get a cut?
	8:36pm Documike: I’m going shopping with you is Sprechstimme. Speaking and singing.
	8:44pm adamdoesit: What is it with the years in titles -- "Gold Diggers of 1935," "Ants in Your Pants of 1939?" A sense of newness? An if you liked that, then you'll like this? A sell-by date used to push new product?
	🎭 8:44pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "It's the Animal in Me" by "Ethel Merman" Bronwyn, what was the show of this song again? I'm going to try to see it.
	8:52pm Rich in Washington: Lovely lacquered show this evening, Bronwyn!
	8:52pm Katharsis: Lovely lovelies. Thank you
	8:52pm Documike: True multimedia is the typing sounds
	8:53pm adamdoesit: Thank you, Bronwyn B! Anchors a-weigh!
	8:54pm Rich in Washington: Hey folks, not to give you time whiplash, but I'm going to be catapulting y'all into the 1970s right after this show! wfmu.org...
	8:54pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Documike @8:24 You have to end with Eartha Kitt or Robert Clary from New Faces of 1953...
	🎭 8:55pm WR: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:44 Big Broadcast of 1936 ia601009.us.archive.org...
	8:56pm Listener Gregory: Bishop’s Big Broadcast of 2023! Great show, Ms B!
	8:56pm Listener Gregory: Thanks, @WR!
	8:58pm Webhamster Henry: D'oh wrong year! and the album is about 18" from me...
	🎭 8:58pm diciassette: thanks Bronwyn!
	8:58pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: What a fun show! Thanks
	🎭 8:59pm Listener Gregory: Proud to be part of the Fresh Commentators of 2023, where "fresh" sadly does not mean "new."
	🎭 9:00pm WR: Thank you! Bronwyn!
	🎭 9:01pm WR: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:56 archive.org... the movie
	9:01pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks BB! I'll be at the recfair tomorrow at some point!

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Tue. Feb 4th, 7pm - 10pm: Acid Jazz Hands fills in for Five Miles to Midnight
Fri. Feb 7th, 7pm - 9pm: Acid Jazz Hands Presents: 1930s Radio (More info...)
Acid Jazz Hands takes you back in time for two hours of real radio broadcasts from the 1930s. Featuring: commercials, interviews, George Gershwin eulogies, and live performances of show tunes from a time when listening to show tunes on the radio was a normal thing to do. Not featuring: the voice of Bronwyn B, since that wouldn't be historically accurate, as Bronwyn B's radio career didn't begin until 1953.

Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Bert Williams	Nobody "Nobody" by "Bert Williams"	Nobody	Victor Records	1905	Music: Bert Williams Lyrics: Alex Rogers	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Ada Jones	Row! Row! Row! "Row! Row! Row!" by "Ada Jones"	Row! Row! Row!	Victor	1912	Composer: James V. Monaco Lyrics: William Jerome	0:16:41 (Pop-up)
Elizabeth Brice	Hello, Honey "Hello, Honey" by "Elizabeth Brice"	Hello, Honey	Columbia	1913	Music: Raymond Hubbell Lyrics: George V. Hobart	0:19:31 (Pop-up)
Marguerite Dunlap	Hold Me in Your Loving Arms	Hold Me in Your Loving Arms	Victor	1915	Music: Louis A. Hirsch Lyrics: Gene Buck	0:22:14 (Pop-up)
Eddie Cantor	You'd Be Surprised "You'd Be Surprised" by "Eddie Cantor"	You'd Be Surprised/I Used to Call Her Baby	Emerson	1920	Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin	0:25:14 (Pop-up)
Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra	Ziegfeld Follies of 1920 - Medley Fox Trot	Ziegfeld Follies of 1920 - Medley Fox Trot	Victor	1920	Music: Irving Berlin	0:27:17 (Pop-up)
Shilking Orchestra	Bring Back My Blushing Rose	Bring Back My Blushing Rose/Stolen Kisses	Victor	1921	Music: Rudolf Friml Lyrics: Gene Buck	0:29:25 (Pop-up)

Ed Gallagher & Al Shean	Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean	Mister Gallagher and Mister Shean	Victor	1922	Music: Al Shean Lyrics: Bryan Foy	0:38:55 (Pop-up)
Frank Crumit	Sweet Alice "Sweet Alice" by "Frank Crumit"	Oh, Baby! (Don't Say No - Say Maybe)/Sweet Alice	Victor	1924	Music & Lyrics: Frank Crumit	0:41:59 (Pop-up)
Jack Hylton	A Cup Of Coffee, A Sandwich, And You	A Cup Of Coffee, A Sandwich And You/Molly	His Master's Voice	1925	Music & Lyrics: Joseph Meyer	0:44:48 (Pop-up)
Nick Lucas	My Blue Heaven "My Blue Heaven" by "Nick Lucas"	Blue Heaven/Among My Souvenirs	Brunswick	1928	Music: Walter Donaldson Lyrics: George A. Whiting	0:48:55 (Pop-up)
Warren Mills & His Blue Serenaders	Gems from Blackbirds of 1928	Gems from Blackbirds of 1928	Victor	1928	Music: Jimmy McHugh Lyrics: Dorothy Fields	0:51:11 (Pop-up)

Joan Crawford	I Got a Feelin' for You	That's Entertainment! The Ultimate Anthology of M-G-M Musicals	WaterTower Music	2006	Music: Louis Alter Lyrics: Jo Trent	1:02:17 (Pop-up)
Brunswick Salon Orchestra	Fox Movietone Follies Medley	Fox Movietone Follies Medley	Brunswick	1929	Music: Archie Gottler & Con Conrad Lyrics: Sidney D. Mitchell	1:04:34 (Pop-up)
Ian Bostridge	Any Little Fish "Any Little Fish" by "Ian Bostridge"	The Noël Coward Songbook	EMI Records	2002	Music & Lyrics: Noël Coward	1:06:38 (Pop-up)
Georgia White	Was I Drunk? "Was I Drunk?" by "Georgia White"	Was I Drunk?/No Second Hand Woman	Decca Records	1936	Music & Lyrics: Chick Endor & Charles Farrell	1:09:28 (Pop-up)
Loretta Lee with George Hall & His Hotel Orchestra	Remember My Forgotten Man	Remember My Forgotten Man	Victor	1933	Music: Harry Warren Lyrics: Al Dubin	1:11:57 (Pop-up)

Lee Wiley with Glen Gray & the Casa Loma Orchestra	A Hundred Years from Today	Early Recordings 1931-37	Philomel	1978	Music: Victor Young Lyrics: Ned Washington &.Joe Young	1:20:42 (Pop-up)
Barbara Rosene	What Is There to Say?	All My Life	Azica Records	2005		1:22:35 (Pop-up)
Roy Fox and His Band	Spin a Little Web of Dreams	In Other Words We're Through/Spin a Little Web of Dreams	Decca Records	1934	Music: Sammy Fain Lyrics: Irving Mahal	1:26:11 (Pop-up)
Dick Powell	I'm Going Shopping with You	Gold Diggers of 1935	No Label	1935	Music: Harry Warren Lyrics: Al Dubin	1:29:12 (Pop-up)
Lionel Hampton & His Orchestra	I Can't Get Started	I Can't Get Started	Victor	1939	Music: Vernon Duke Lyrics: Ira Gershwin	1:32:45 (Pop-up)

Ethel Merman	It's the Animal in Me	An Earful of Merman	Conifer	1994	Music: Harry Revel Lyrics: Mack Gordon	1:39:43 (Pop-up)
Roy Fox Orchestra	Love Is a Dancing Thing	Love Is a Dancing Thing/Dangerous You	HMV	1936	Music: Arthur Schwartz Lyrics: Howard Dietz	1:43:21 (Pop-up)
Alan Breeze with Billy Cotton & His Band	Keep a Twinkle in Your Eye	Music, Maestro, Please	Vocalion	1999	Music: Harry Akst Lyrics: Edward Eliscu & Sidney Clare	1:50:19 (Pop-up)
Frances Langford	Broadway Rhythm "Broadway Rhythm" by "Frances Langford"	Broadway Melody of 1936	No Label	1936	Music: Nació Herb Brown Lyrics: Arthur Freed	1:51:55 (Pop-up)
Eleanor Powell	All Ashore "All Ashore" by "Eleanor Powell"	Broadway Melody of 1940	No Label	1940	Music & Lyrics: Roger Edens	1:57:13 (Pop-up)

Eartha Kitt	Monotonous "Monotonous" by "Eartha Kitt"	African Lullaby/Monotonous	His Master's Voice	1955	Music & Lyrics: June Carroll & Arthur Siegel	2:00:34 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🎭 7:01pm Listener Gregory: Bert!
	🎭 7:02pm TonyR: Can one end a show title with a preposition??
	7:02pm doctorjazz: Hello Dah-links!
	7:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: hello somebodies!!!
	7:04pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Broadway Babies!
	🎭 7:04pm TonyR: Welcome back, esteemed hostess!
	7:04pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Coming in loud and clear and I could hear Bert Williams too.
	🎭 7:05pm TonyR: Voice bright and loud, record old.
	🎭 7:05pm Listener Gregory: Your voice is much louder than the music, FYI.
	7:05pm northguineahills: we can hear you fine! yaye, more BUTT jokes!
	🎭 7:06pm TonyR: Butt
	🎭 7:08pm TonyR: The Family Circle didn't take your absence lightly. They were revolting.
	7:09pm Webhamster Henry: Freedman's Hoof 'n' Mouth follies of 2024
	🎭 7:13pm TonyR: Ziegfeld frolic,eh? Had they developed penicillin yet?
	🎭 7:14pm Listener Gregory: ↳ TonyR @7:08 I was also worried sick about you, Bronwyn! I believe that Duke Ellington wrote an instrumental composition "Portrait of Bert Williams."
	🎭 7:15pm TonyR: On YouTube, monetized creators cannot opt out of skippable ads anymore.
	🎭 7:18pm TonyR: I hear the pitter-patter of little keyboard on Row Row Row. You keep the mic open during the toonz?
	7:24pm doctorjazz: Like all this pre-jazz popular music! (Boy, did rhythm change over the next 10-15 years)
	7:25pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I happened to read this New Yorker article from 2005 this week, about recent books about Bert Williams and Stepin Fetchit. Sad lives, both of them. www.newyorker.com...
	🎭 7:27pm Listener Gregory: ↳ doctorjazz @7:24 What strikes me is how the preferred voice for popular songs changed, from operatic fluttering to something much more natural, courtesy of Fred Astaire and Bing Crosby. Even actual opera singers don't use their opera voices for their "popular" recordings any more.
	7:29pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:27 This show always makes me aware of how different the voices for show tunes are from rock music. Sometimes they sounds almost too affected, but I know it's just a style thing.
	🎭 7:38pm Listener Gregory: Dying is not cheap, people! If you want to know whether it is cheaper to live or die, a careful economic analysis must be performed.
	7:39pm Gallagher and Shean's Jungle Room: Al Shean was actually Groucho's uncle
	🎭 7:39pm WR: Hi
	7:40pm Bronwyn Bishop: pretend that person saying woooow was reacting to mister Gallagher and mr shean
	7:40pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:27 That was the miracle of electrical recording - they no longer had to be really loud to be heard over the orchestra! That's what led to the crooner era!
	7:45pm Webhamster Henry: "A cup of coffee, a sandwich and you" was often used by Carl Stalling in Warner's cartoons whenever there was food in the scene.
	7:47pm Katharsis: hellos
	🎭 7:48pm diciassette: Ahoy, cream in my coffee!
	7:58pm adamdoesit: Hi Bronwyn and timeless standards! A cup of coffee, a sandwich, and you is basically what Spencer Tracy offers Catherine Hepburn in their rooftop lunch in "Desk Set."
	7:59pm adamdoesit: ↳ adamdoesit @7:58 Katherine not Catherine don't hate
	🎭 8:05pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "Fox Movietone Follies Medley" by "Brunswick Salon... This sounds like a real throwback compared to the previous selections.
	8:13pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Remember My Forgotten Man" by "Loretta Lee with G... A huge Busby Berkeley Scene here...
	8:18pm Webhamster Henry: You can look at the chat and see who has the comedy/tragedy badges to see special fans of AJH!
	8:20pm Bronwyn Bishop: omg u are right thank u darlings
	8:24pm Documike: Love especially the early up to 30s stuff. Have a question. Who went to the shows in NYC in the teens and 20s? Likely upper class and maybe some middle class strivers. Does that sound right?
	8:27pm Documike: ↳ Gallagher and Shean's Jungle Room @7:39 Groucho’s Irish uncle
	8:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: apologies again for the weird random ads, promise I will fix
	8:30pm Documike: I’m going shopping with you. Classic.
	8:33pm Listener Gregory: I would like to buy some of the products in those ads. Whom do I talk to about that? Does WFMU get a cut?
	8:36pm Documike: I’m going shopping with you is Sprechstimme. Speaking and singing.
	8:44pm adamdoesit: What is it with the years in titles -- "Gold Diggers of 1935," "Ants in Your Pants of 1939?" A sense of newness? An if you liked that, then you'll like this? A sell-by date used to push new product?
	🎭 8:44pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "It's the Animal in Me" by "Ethel Merman" Bronwyn, what was the show of this song again? I'm going to try to see it.
	8:52pm Rich in Washington: Lovely lacquered show this evening, Bronwyn!
	8:52pm Katharsis: Lovely lovelies. Thank you
	8:52pm Documike: True multimedia is the typing sounds
	8:53pm adamdoesit: Thank you, Bronwyn B! Anchors a-weigh!
	8:54pm Rich in Washington: Hey folks, not to give you time whiplash, but I'm going to be catapulting y'all into the 1970s right after this show! wfmu.org...
	8:54pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Documike @8:24 You have to end with Eartha Kitt or Robert Clary from New Faces of 1953...
	🎭 8:55pm WR: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:44 Big Broadcast of 1936 ia601009.us.archive.org...
	8:56pm Listener Gregory: Bishop’s Big Broadcast of 2023! Great show, Ms B!
	8:56pm Listener Gregory: Thanks, @WR!
	8:58pm Webhamster Henry: D'oh wrong year! and the album is about 18" from me...
	🎭 8:58pm diciassette: thanks Bronwyn!
	8:58pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: What a fun show! Thanks
	🎭 8:59pm Listener Gregory: Proud to be part of the Fresh Commentators of 2023, where "fresh" sadly does not mean "new."
	🎭 9:00pm WR: Thank you! Bronwyn!
	🎭 9:01pm WR: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:56 archive.org... the movie
	9:01pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks BB! I'll be at the recfair tomorrow at some point!

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