WFMU: Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from February 28, 2025

Listener comments!
	🎭 ♥ 7:01pm TonyR: Opening with a show-stopper. Genius!
	🎭 ♥ 7:02pm Dan S: Welcome back, Bronwyn! Were you in Newfoundland last week? Wherever you were, I hope it was good.
	🎭 ♥ 7:02pm Webhamster Henry: Bassey Jazz Hands!
	7:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: hello darlings!!!
	7:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Dan S @7:02 no I was in Pennsylvania lol. Newfoundland is in may
	🎭 ♥ 7:03pm WR: Hello Bronwyn and folks.
	7:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: hello wr!!!
	🎭 ♥ 7:04pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Everything's Coming Up Roses" by "Shirley Bassey" A great song to start a show!
	🎭 ♥ 7:07pm Webhamster Henry: I saw the Tyne Daly Gypsy.
	🎭 ♥ 7:11pm Dan S: Hey, congrats, Bronwyn, on your Broadway debut!
	🎭 ♥ 7:12pm Dan S: ↳ Dan S @7:11 Of sorts. :-)
	🎭 ♥ 7:13pm TonyR: ↳ Dan S @7:12 Hey, it beats her charging her phone with a set outlet mid-performance.
	🎭 ♥ 7:15pm Listener Gregory: Bronwyn!!! NEVER read the comments! Never!! (On the Times. Of course, read our comments. That goes without saying.)
	🎭 ♥ 7:16pm Webhamster Henry: IS there a Bollywood Gypsy cover you could play?
	🎭 ♥ 7:16pm Dan S: Your enthusiasm and theater knowledge came through in that review of "Gypsy," so I don't mind at all.
	🎭 ♥ 7:17pm TonyR: Loved hearing BB's joy.
	🎭 ♥ 7:23pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "They All Laughed" by "Lyambiko" This song debuted in the Astaire-Rogers film Shall We Dance, which Ms. B stimulated me to watch the last time she was on the air. A number of the awesome songs seemed to be shorted by a verse or two, presumably to keep the plot moving along. Well, the songs were a lot more convincing than the plot, so that was a mistake. But nonetheless, great musical film. This performance is noticeably slower than the usual.
	7:28pm DJ Peter via app: Great review thanks!
	🎭 ♥ 7:29pm WR: Appreciate the review. Are you (or have you) adding to your blog? You covered so much info so quickly, a written review would aid in following up on the many people and references. As a start you could feed your verbal into a text to speech app and then clean it up and expand appropriately.
	7:33pm DJ Peter via app: Was that “highly emotional” song cut from Seasaw??
	🎭 ♥ 7:34pm Rich in Washington: Jonathan and Darlene! Love them so much!
	7:35pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Webhamster Henry @7:16 omg that sounds incredible
	7:35pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ TonyR @7:17 aww thanks!! <3
	7:35pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ DJ Peter via app @7:33 yes!!
	🎭 ♥ 7:35pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "I Love Paris" by "Jonathan and Darlene Edwards" Her voice sounds a bit off-key. Or is it just me?
	🎭 ♥ 7:35pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "I Love Paris" by "Jonathan and Darlene Edwards" It's so hard to sing perfect quartertones when not notated.
	7:35pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ WR @7:29 I will admit I gave up on having a blog pretty quickly but maybe I could try again!
	🎭 ♥ 7:37pm Webhamster Henry: You need to show this album cover with two right hands onthe piano: en.wikipedia.org...
	🎭 ♥ 7:37pm WR: Your comments on public opinion on Audra McDonald nudged me to read her Wikipedia page. Eye and ear opening on her range of accomplishments. I know her mostly for her collaborations with composer Michael John LaChiusa (based on your introduction of us to his work).
	🎭 ♥ 7:40pm TonyR: Bootleg-palooza!!
	🎭 ♥ 7:40pm Webhamster Henry: The Tonys also had good musical excerpts!
	🎭 ♥ 7:44pm Webhamster Henry: All your tracks need an Ed Sullivan Intro. I'll see if I can clone his voice.
	🎭 ♥ 7:47pm Webhamster Henry: There was plenty of slavery up here in NY. (I live in Soujourner Truth country)
	🎭 ♥ 7:49pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Molasses to Rum" by "John Cullum" It's a powerful song—probably the most provocative one in the show. I'm glad the cast chose to perform it on national TV.
	🎭 ♥ 7:51pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Comedy Tonight" by "Zero Mostel & A Funny Thing H... Yes, after that last song, we need something lighter.
	🎭 ♥ 7:52pm DJ Peter: ↳ Dan S @7:51 And yet also about slavery!
	🎭 ♥ 7:52pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "Molasses to Rum" by "John Cullum" Bronwyn, I saw the Broadway show on a matinee as part of a school trip (8th grade? 7th?), which was a pretty common thing for this show. I can confirm that the performance sent chills down my spine. The stage was darkened, and the actor took over the entire theater. It was pretty incredible.
	🎭 ♥ 7:53pm Dan S: ↳ DJ Peter @7:52 You have a point there.
	7:55pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ WR @7:37 their collaborations are the best, she's his muse!
	7:56pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ DJ Peter @7:52 whoops, not intentional!!
	7:56pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:52 ugh im jealous
	🎭 ♥ 7:57pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Comedy Tonight" by "Zero Mostel & A Funny Thing H... I am hearing props.
	🎭 ♥ 7:57pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:52 Equally memorable was that we had lunch in a Scandinavian smorgasbord place, where you could go back over and over to eat the foods most guaranteed to make you sick in the Lincoln Tunnel on the bus ride home.
	7:58pm Bronwyn Bishop: again, jealous
	🎭 ♥ 7:59pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "What Do the Simple Folk Do?" by "Julie Andrews & ... The great challenge was to get an audience to show up.
	8:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: this was also the case for the recent revival! which I saw, because I love Camelot...but I don't think Aaron sorkin does
	🎭 ♥ 8:03pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "What Do the Simple Folk Do?" by "Julie Andrews & ... I has an idea for a segue. Pair this song with "Common People." (Not a show tune.) :-)
	🎭 ♥ 8:03pm WR: ↳ Song: "What Do the Simple Folk Do?" by "Julie Andrews & ... I vaguely remember seeing this on TV. I remember wondering what "surmise" means.
	🎭 ♥ 8:03pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "What Do the Simple Folk Do?" by "Julie Andrews & ... Does anyone else think that Julie Andrews is a little too Mary Poppins for this part? (I haven't seen the play; just going by the music.)
	8:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Dan S @8:03 I love common people!!! I unironically think William Shatner's version is better than the original
	8:04pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ WR @8:03 musical theater is educational!
	🎭 ♥ 8:04pm Listener Gregory: ↳ WR @8:03 I remember seeing Richard Burton sing the title song on TV... unless it is a memory hallucination.
	8:04pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:03 I can see that, but she is amazing on the cast album!
	🎭 ♥ 8:05pm WR: ↳ Bronwyn Bishop @8:03 Shatner's version is definitive!
	🎭 ♥ 8:05pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Put On Your Sunday Clothes" by "Carol Channing & ... A much more "smuggled in under my coat" kind of recording.
	🎭 ♥ 8:07pm Dan S: ↳ Bronwyn Bishop @8:03 The Pulp original and the Shatner cover both have their virtues. :)
	🎭 ♥ 8:08pm Dan S: ↳ Webhamster Henry @8:05 Yes, it sure sounds that way. Did they catch the smuggler, I wonder? :-)
	8:08pm Bronwyn Bishop: it's a rehearsal recording so the smuggler worked for the show, lol
	🎭 ♥ 8:10pm TonyR: ↳ Song: "Put On Your Sunday Clothes" by "Carol Channing & ... My heart jumped into my mouth the first time I heard my child nephew singing this. His parents explained that it figured heavily in the film "Wall-E"
	🎭 ♥ 8:10pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Put On Your Sunday Clothes" by "Carol Channing & ... I was in the chorus for my 5th grade production of "Hello, Dolly!"
	🎭 ♥ 8:12pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Walk Him Up the Stairs" by "Purlie Ensemble" I'd love to give that eulogy for the Orange Horror in the White House. LOL
	8:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ TonyR @8:10 wall-e was my fav pixar film growing up! (despite the fact that I was, in fact, 14 when it was released lol). that's the first time I heard the music from hello dolly and I was just amazed that anyone would use a show tune in a non-diegetic way like that
	8:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Dan S @8:12 he'll be walking DOWN the stairs
	🎭 ♥ 8:14pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Bronwyn Bishop @8:12 By coincidence, the meal I am heating up is non-diegetic.
	🎭 ♥ 8:15pm Dan S: ↳ Bronwyn Bishop @8:12 True. From the spoken words, though, it sounded clear that he knows the deceased would be heading in that direction. However, I'm not too familiar with this show.
	🎭 ♥ 8:17pm Dan S: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:14 Ha! I just looked up the meaning of diegetic. Not a word I knew before.
	🎭 ♥ 8:19pm Webhamster Henry: I have poisoned your mind about AI musicals.
	🎭 ♥ 8:23pm Dan S: Belated Happy Birthday wishes to your grandad, BB!
	🎭 ♥ 8:26pm Webhamster Henry: Ken has been playing "And Eve Was Weak" from Carrie.
	🎭 ♥ 8:26pm TonyR: Saw "Dracula" at the Walnut!!
	🎭 ♥ 8:28pm Dan S: I now have to know: Is a moose the murder victim or the murderer?
	8:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ TonyR @8:26 you literally saw my mom!!!! amazing
	🎭 ♥ 8:33pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Cheeks for Your Roses" by "Art Carney & Barbara C... That's Art Carney (Ed Norton) singing??
	🎭 ♥ 8:33pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Dan S @8:33 I know, sounds good!
	8:36pm Listener Gregory: @DanS, I had to look it up too. I can’t keep up with Bronwyn’s vocabulary. It’s humbling.
	♥ 8:38pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I was listening while coloring my hair and kept hearing it as "Moe's Murders". Probably because we have a cat named Moe.
	🎭 ♥ 8:44pm Dan S: BTW, Bronwyn, I was perusing the DJ tag team lineup for the marathon, and I noticed that you will be on next Wednesday 8-9 PM, co-hosting with Becky (the Honky Tonk Radio Girl).
	8:49pm KWilde: You’ll be missed at the Hoof n Mouth
	🎭 ♥ 8:50pm Dan S: ↳ KWilde @8:49 I agree.
	🎭 ♥ 8:50pm Webhamster Henry: I didn't know of any songs by Carl Stalling!
	🎭 ♥ 8:52pm Dan S: ↳ KWilde @8:49 Well, that leaves the field wide open for the title of Best Dressed at the H&M, a category Bronwyn had sewed up.
	🎭 ♥ 8:53pm Webhamster Henry: The Saga of Jenny was a real show stopper back then.
	8:54pm Listener Gregory: I don’t think the Mickey Mouse song coming into public domain will be as consequential as, say, The Sun Also Rises.
	🎭 ♥ 8:57pm Dan S: Another fun show, Bronwyn! Until next week, be well, everyone!
	🎭 ♥ 8:58pm WR: Thank you! Bronwyn!
	♥ 8:59pm ironybread: #America #FreshWiped
	8:59pm Listener Gregory: Thanks a million, Ms B!
	🎭 ♥ 9:00pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Shenandoah/Extract from Carl Sandburg/Bound for t... Wow, this one is over the top. Well, time for me to ride off into the sunset. :-)
	9:00pm Bronwyn Bishop: a version of this is my favorite song to do at sacred harp btw. I call it constantly
	9:02pm Listener Gregory: Correction: It is A Farewell to Arms that is coming into the PD.
	🎭 ♥ 9:02pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks for the "  one night flops, Distorted tapes from the sound board ops." as it's sung in my theme song.

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from February 28, 2025

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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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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Shirley Bassey	Everything's Coming Up Roses	Shirley Stops the Shows	Columbia	1965	Music: Jule Styne Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim	0:00:00 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Audra McDonald	Dividing Day "Dividing Day" by "Audra McDonald"	Build a Bridge	Nonesuch	2006	Music & Lyrics: Adam Guettel	0:16:39 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Lyambiko	They All Laughed "They All Laughed" by "Lyambiko"	Lyambiko Sings Gershwin	Sony Music	2012	Music: George Gershwin Lyrics: Ira Gershwin	0:19:32 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Peggy Lee with Keith Ingham and his Octet	Love's No Stranger to Me	Love Held Lightly: Rare Songs by Harold Arlen	Angel Records	1993	Music: Harold Arlen Lyrics: Johnny Mercer	0:23:50 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Marlene VerPlanck	Highly Emotional State	I Like to Sing!	Audiophile	1998	Music: Cy Coleman Lyrics: Dorothy Fields	0:26:55 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Jeri Southern	Nothing at All "Nothing at All" by "Jeri Southern"	Come By Sunday/Nothing at All	Decca	1955	Music: Sammy Fain Lyrics: Dan Shapiro	0:29:18 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Jonathan and Darlene Edwards	I Love Paris	Jonathan and Darlene Edwards In Paris	Philips	1960	Music & Lyrics: Cole Porter	0:32:22 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

John Cullum	Molasses to Rum "Molasses to Rum" by "John Cullum"	Live on the Ed Sullivan Show	No Label	1970	Music & Lyrics: Sherman Edwards	0:45:34 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Zero Mostel & A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum Cast	Comedy Tonight	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (Live Recording)	No Label	1962	Music & Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim	0:49:53 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Julie Andrews & Richard Burton	What Do the Simple Folk Do?	Live on the Ed Sullivan Show	No Label	1961	Music: Frederick Loewe Lyrics: Alan Jay Lerner	0:57:54 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Carol Channing & Charles Nelson Reilly	Put On Your Sunday Clothes	Hello, Dolly! (Rehearsal Recording)	No Label	1964	Music & Lyrics: Jerry Herman	1:04:08 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Purlie Ensemble	Walk Him Up the Stairs	Live on the Ed Sullivan Show	No Label	1970	Music: Gary Geld Lyrics: Peter Udell	1:08:51 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

	Moose Murders TV Reviews "Moose Murders TV Reviews"			1983
Art Carney & Barbara Cook	Cheeks for Your Roses	O'Halloran's Luck (Live Broadcast)	No Label	1961	Music: David Saxon Lyrics: Diane Lampert & Peter Farrow	1:30:57 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
The Men About Town	It's Not a Secret Anymore	radio broadcast	No Label	1934	Music: Al Hoffman Lyrics: Ralph Freed	1:34:34 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Al Hibbler	Wish "Wish" by "Al Hibbler"	Wish/The Crying Wind (And I)	Decca	1957	Music: Ernest G. Schweikert Lyrics: Frank Reardon	1:37:13 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Betty Comden & Adolph Green with Jule Styne	Hey Charlie, Let's Talk	Subways Are for Sleeping (Demo)	Stratford	1961	Music: Jule Styne Lyrics: Betty Comden & Adolph Green	1:41:09 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Disney Studio Chorus	Minnie's Yoo Hoo	Minnie's Yoo Hoo/The Mickey Mouse March	Disneyland Records	1973	Music: Carl Stalling Lyrics: Walt Disney & Carl Stalling	1:53:06 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Gwen Verdon	The Saga of Jenny "The Saga of Jenny" by "Gwen Verdon"	The Girl I Left Home For	RCA Victor	1956	Music: Kurt Weill Lyrics: Ira Gershwin	1:54:22 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Bing Crosby & Rosemary Clooney with Bob Thompson and His Orchestra and Chorus	Shenandoah/Extract from Carl Sandburg/Bound for the Promised Land	How the West Was Won	RCA Victor	1960	Music & Lyrics: Traditional (and a Carl Sandburg poem)	1:59:26 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🎭 ♥ 7:01pm TonyR: Opening with a show-stopper. Genius!
	🎭 ♥ 7:02pm Dan S: Welcome back, Bronwyn! Were you in Newfoundland last week? Wherever you were, I hope it was good.
	🎭 ♥ 7:02pm Webhamster Henry: Bassey Jazz Hands!
	7:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: hello darlings!!!
	7:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Dan S @7:02 no I was in Pennsylvania lol. Newfoundland is in may
	🎭 ♥ 7:03pm WR: Hello Bronwyn and folks.
	7:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: hello wr!!!
	🎭 ♥ 7:04pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Everything's Coming Up Roses" by "Shirley Bassey" A great song to start a show!
	🎭 ♥ 7:07pm Webhamster Henry: I saw the Tyne Daly Gypsy.
	🎭 ♥ 7:11pm Dan S: Hey, congrats, Bronwyn, on your Broadway debut!
	🎭 ♥ 7:12pm Dan S: ↳ Dan S @7:11 Of sorts. :-)
	🎭 ♥ 7:13pm TonyR: ↳ Dan S @7:12 Hey, it beats her charging her phone with a set outlet mid-performance.
	🎭 ♥ 7:15pm Listener Gregory: Bronwyn!!! NEVER read the comments! Never!! (On the Times. Of course, read our comments. That goes without saying.)
	🎭 ♥ 7:16pm Webhamster Henry: IS there a Bollywood Gypsy cover you could play?
	🎭 ♥ 7:16pm Dan S: Your enthusiasm and theater knowledge came through in that review of "Gypsy," so I don't mind at all.
	🎭 ♥ 7:17pm TonyR: Loved hearing BB's joy.
	🎭 ♥ 7:23pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "They All Laughed" by "Lyambiko" This song debuted in the Astaire-Rogers film Shall We Dance, which Ms. B stimulated me to watch the last time she was on the air. A number of the awesome songs seemed to be shorted by a verse or two, presumably to keep the plot moving along. Well, the songs were a lot more convincing than the plot, so that was a mistake. But nonetheless, great musical film. This performance is noticeably slower than the usual.
	7:28pm DJ Peter via app: Great review thanks!
	🎭 ♥ 7:29pm WR: Appreciate the review. Are you (or have you) adding to your blog? You covered so much info so quickly, a written review would aid in following up on the many people and references. As a start you could feed your verbal into a text to speech app and then clean it up and expand appropriately.
	7:33pm DJ Peter via app: Was that “highly emotional” song cut from Seasaw??
	🎭 ♥ 7:34pm Rich in Washington: Jonathan and Darlene! Love them so much!
	7:35pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Webhamster Henry @7:16 omg that sounds incredible
	7:35pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ TonyR @7:17 aww thanks!! <3
	7:35pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ DJ Peter via app @7:33 yes!!
	🎭 ♥ 7:35pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "I Love Paris" by "Jonathan and Darlene Edwards" Her voice sounds a bit off-key. Or is it just me?
	🎭 ♥ 7:35pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "I Love Paris" by "Jonathan and Darlene Edwards" It's so hard to sing perfect quartertones when not notated.
	7:35pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ WR @7:29 I will admit I gave up on having a blog pretty quickly but maybe I could try again!
	🎭 ♥ 7:37pm Webhamster Henry: You need to show this album cover with two right hands onthe piano: en.wikipedia.org...
	🎭 ♥ 7:37pm WR: Your comments on public opinion on Audra McDonald nudged me to read her Wikipedia page. Eye and ear opening on her range of accomplishments. I know her mostly for her collaborations with composer Michael John LaChiusa (based on your introduction of us to his work).
	🎭 ♥ 7:40pm TonyR: Bootleg-palooza!!
	🎭 ♥ 7:40pm Webhamster Henry: The Tonys also had good musical excerpts!
	🎭 ♥ 7:44pm Webhamster Henry: All your tracks need an Ed Sullivan Intro. I'll see if I can clone his voice.
	🎭 ♥ 7:47pm Webhamster Henry: There was plenty of slavery up here in NY. (I live in Soujourner Truth country)
	🎭 ♥ 7:49pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Molasses to Rum" by "John Cullum" It's a powerful song—probably the most provocative one in the show. I'm glad the cast chose to perform it on national TV.
	🎭 ♥ 7:51pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Comedy Tonight" by "Zero Mostel & A Funny Thing H... Yes, after that last song, we need something lighter.
	🎭 ♥ 7:52pm DJ Peter: ↳ Dan S @7:51 And yet also about slavery!
	🎭 ♥ 7:52pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "Molasses to Rum" by "John Cullum" Bronwyn, I saw the Broadway show on a matinee as part of a school trip (8th grade? 7th?), which was a pretty common thing for this show. I can confirm that the performance sent chills down my spine. The stage was darkened, and the actor took over the entire theater. It was pretty incredible.
	🎭 ♥ 7:53pm Dan S: ↳ DJ Peter @7:52 You have a point there.
	7:55pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ WR @7:37 their collaborations are the best, she's his muse!
	7:56pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ DJ Peter @7:52 whoops, not intentional!!
	7:56pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:52 ugh im jealous
	🎭 ♥ 7:57pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Comedy Tonight" by "Zero Mostel & A Funny Thing H... I am hearing props.
	🎭 ♥ 7:57pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:52 Equally memorable was that we had lunch in a Scandinavian smorgasbord place, where you could go back over and over to eat the foods most guaranteed to make you sick in the Lincoln Tunnel on the bus ride home.
	7:58pm Bronwyn Bishop: again, jealous
	🎭 ♥ 7:59pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "What Do the Simple Folk Do?" by "Julie Andrews & ... The great challenge was to get an audience to show up.
	8:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: this was also the case for the recent revival! which I saw, because I love Camelot...but I don't think Aaron sorkin does
	🎭 ♥ 8:03pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "What Do the Simple Folk Do?" by "Julie Andrews & ... I has an idea for a segue. Pair this song with "Common People." (Not a show tune.) :-)
	🎭 ♥ 8:03pm WR: ↳ Song: "What Do the Simple Folk Do?" by "Julie Andrews & ... I vaguely remember seeing this on TV. I remember wondering what "surmise" means.
	🎭 ♥ 8:03pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "What Do the Simple Folk Do?" by "Julie Andrews & ... Does anyone else think that Julie Andrews is a little too Mary Poppins for this part? (I haven't seen the play; just going by the music.)
	8:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Dan S @8:03 I love common people!!! I unironically think William Shatner's version is better than the original
	8:04pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ WR @8:03 musical theater is educational!
	🎭 ♥ 8:04pm Listener Gregory: ↳ WR @8:03 I remember seeing Richard Burton sing the title song on TV... unless it is a memory hallucination.
	8:04pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:03 I can see that, but she is amazing on the cast album!
	🎭 ♥ 8:05pm WR: ↳ Bronwyn Bishop @8:03 Shatner's version is definitive!
	🎭 ♥ 8:05pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Put On Your Sunday Clothes" by "Carol Channing & ... A much more "smuggled in under my coat" kind of recording.
	🎭 ♥ 8:07pm Dan S: ↳ Bronwyn Bishop @8:03 The Pulp original and the Shatner cover both have their virtues. :)
	🎭 ♥ 8:08pm Dan S: ↳ Webhamster Henry @8:05 Yes, it sure sounds that way. Did they catch the smuggler, I wonder? :-)
	8:08pm Bronwyn Bishop: it's a rehearsal recording so the smuggler worked for the show, lol
	🎭 ♥ 8:10pm TonyR: ↳ Song: "Put On Your Sunday Clothes" by "Carol Channing & ... My heart jumped into my mouth the first time I heard my child nephew singing this. His parents explained that it figured heavily in the film "Wall-E"
	🎭 ♥ 8:10pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Put On Your Sunday Clothes" by "Carol Channing & ... I was in the chorus for my 5th grade production of "Hello, Dolly!"
	🎭 ♥ 8:12pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Walk Him Up the Stairs" by "Purlie Ensemble" I'd love to give that eulogy for the Orange Horror in the White House. LOL
	8:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ TonyR @8:10 wall-e was my fav pixar film growing up! (despite the fact that I was, in fact, 14 when it was released lol). that's the first time I heard the music from hello dolly and I was just amazed that anyone would use a show tune in a non-diegetic way like that
	8:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Dan S @8:12 he'll be walking DOWN the stairs
	🎭 ♥ 8:14pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Bronwyn Bishop @8:12 By coincidence, the meal I am heating up is non-diegetic.
	🎭 ♥ 8:15pm Dan S: ↳ Bronwyn Bishop @8:12 True. From the spoken words, though, it sounded clear that he knows the deceased would be heading in that direction. However, I'm not too familiar with this show.
	🎭 ♥ 8:17pm Dan S: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:14 Ha! I just looked up the meaning of diegetic. Not a word I knew before.
	🎭 ♥ 8:19pm Webhamster Henry: I have poisoned your mind about AI musicals.
	🎭 ♥ 8:23pm Dan S: Belated Happy Birthday wishes to your grandad, BB!
	🎭 ♥ 8:26pm Webhamster Henry: Ken has been playing "And Eve Was Weak" from Carrie.
	🎭 ♥ 8:26pm TonyR: Saw "Dracula" at the Walnut!!
	🎭 ♥ 8:28pm Dan S: I now have to know: Is a moose the murder victim or the murderer?
	8:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ TonyR @8:26 you literally saw my mom!!!! amazing
	🎭 ♥ 8:33pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Cheeks for Your Roses" by "Art Carney & Barbara C... That's Art Carney (Ed Norton) singing??
	🎭 ♥ 8:33pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Dan S @8:33 I know, sounds good!
	8:36pm Listener Gregory: @DanS, I had to look it up too. I can’t keep up with Bronwyn’s vocabulary. It’s humbling.
	♥ 8:38pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I was listening while coloring my hair and kept hearing it as "Moe's Murders". Probably because we have a cat named Moe.
	🎭 ♥ 8:44pm Dan S: BTW, Bronwyn, I was perusing the DJ tag team lineup for the marathon, and I noticed that you will be on next Wednesday 8-9 PM, co-hosting with Becky (the Honky Tonk Radio Girl).
	8:49pm KWilde: You’ll be missed at the Hoof n Mouth
	🎭 ♥ 8:50pm Dan S: ↳ KWilde @8:49 I agree.
	🎭 ♥ 8:50pm Webhamster Henry: I didn't know of any songs by Carl Stalling!
	🎭 ♥ 8:52pm Dan S: ↳ KWilde @8:49 Well, that leaves the field wide open for the title of Best Dressed at the H&M, a category Bronwyn had sewed up.
	🎭 ♥ 8:53pm Webhamster Henry: The Saga of Jenny was a real show stopper back then.
	8:54pm Listener Gregory: I don’t think the Mickey Mouse song coming into public domain will be as consequential as, say, The Sun Also Rises.
	🎭 ♥ 8:57pm Dan S: Another fun show, Bronwyn! Until next week, be well, everyone!
	🎭 ♥ 8:58pm WR: Thank you! Bronwyn!
	♥ 8:59pm ironybread: #America #FreshWiped
	8:59pm Listener Gregory: Thanks a million, Ms B!
	🎭 ♥ 9:00pm Dan S: ↳ Song: "Shenandoah/Extract from Carl Sandburg/Bound for t... Wow, this one is over the top. Well, time for me to ride off into the sunset. :-)
	9:00pm Bronwyn Bishop: a version of this is my favorite song to do at sacred harp btw. I call it constantly
	9:02pm Listener Gregory: Correction: It is A Farewell to Arms that is coming into the PD.
	🎭 ♥ 9:02pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks for the "  one night flops, Distorted tapes from the sound board ops." as it's sung in my theme song.

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from February 28, 2025

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