WFMU: Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from May 21, 2021

Listener comments!
	7:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi everyone, I'm about to talk about a legal thing with WFMU that was resolved after I recorded the show so please ignore it- here's the update: Many thanks to the hundreds of listeners who sent us emails of support in our efforts to keep our real estate tax exemption with Jersey City. We have good news - the city's tax office has reversed their decision and has told us that our exemption will soon be put back into place. We are still collecting all the emails that have already been sent in as support materials until this matter is legally finalized. but no more emails are needed at this time. Thank you to our listeners for coming through for WFMU once again.
	7:03pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Hi Bronyn, I saw a post on FB today that New Jersey has backed down and they don't need more letters (I sent one!)
	7:04pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I was listening to you, not reading, sorry!
	7:04pm Andrew Hollywood: Glad to hear that news :)
	🎭 7:05pm Listener Gregory: @SC Lizzie, always read the fine print!
	🎭 7:05pm Listener Gregory: Bronwyn, congratulations on scoring that ticket! Very exciting.
	🎭 7:05pm TonyR: Yeah, every DJ for 4 days has said on air "Thanks, but enough with the letters." Official statement has been that JC has relented for now, but the war is not necessarily over.
	🎭 7:06pm TonyR: AJH was the only show I mentioned by name in my letter. FWIW.
	7:08pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Musical Theatre Lovers!
	🎭 7:09pm TonyR: LLoyd Price!
	🎭 7:10pm Listener Gregory: Maybe we need to more consciously think about making explicit educational content in the programming and comments. I think the station is highly educational, but it might take putting into the playlists headings like "Review of the cultural history of Afro-pop" or "The influence of Broadway musicals on French cabaret music" or something. Seriously. This is the kind of stuff that makes a difference in legal contexts.
	7:12pm Webhamster Henry: Last week was all Shakespeare. How'd you do on the quiz?
	🎭 7:14pm Listener Gregory: I was absent, thank God. I hadn't done the reading.
	🎭 7:15pm TonyR: In my High School AP English class, we had to listen to Richard Burton's "Hamlet" on vinyl every day (torture) until a friend and I sneaked into the materials room and "hid" the damned album like an Easter Egg. It was enough to end the pain.
	🎭 7:16pm Listener Gregory: @TonyR, I think I heard that at about the same age. I remember him as being very screechy.
	7:18pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi everyone! @Tony: Thanks so much for mentioning my show in your letter :)))
	🎭 7:18pm TonyR: I recall his over the top bluster being the main problem, bur that was a long time ago.
	🎭 7:22pm Listener Gregory: Acting!
	🎭 7:24pm Listener Gregory: Boy this MP3 is badly warped.
	🎭 7:26pm TonyR: They only had s**tty free encoders back then.
	🎭 7:27pm TonyR: "Edison". So, a cylinder?
	🎭 7:28pm WR: what can you expect from 104 year old shellac. TonyR, looking it up. forgot when cylinders went out.
	🎭 7:29pm Listener Gregory: In spite of the surface noise, Flora Bella was quite enjoyable. You could somehow hear all the music.
	7:30pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Tony: Yes, that was a Blue Amberol cylinder
	7:32pm Webhamster Henry: This a real soft-shoey Harrigan!
	7:35pm Bronwyn Bishop: guys I have been watching 70s films in preparation for writing a musical about Heaven's Gate, does anyone have favorite 70s film recs? so far I have watched the deer hunter, godfather, dog day afternoon, towering inferno & poseidon adventure (a motley crew i know)
	7:36pm Webhamster Henry: NASHVILLE! That's the music to write - it already HAS the music!
	7:36pm doctorjazz: Hi folks!
	7:37pm doctorjazz: We've REALLY gone back here!
	7:38pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Henry: perf nashville goes on the list for sure
	7:39pm melinda: There are so many good 70s films. Any particular categories?
	7:39pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi doctorjazz!! Welcome to 1916
	7:41pm Webhamster Henry: After Poseidon and Airport, the studios all said - Disaster Movies! They Make Money!And made so so many. Then Jaws came out and they all said "Scary big animals ! They make money!" Then Star Wars came out. "SPACE OPERAS!" But outside of the blockbusters were all the Altman, Cassavetes, and quirky little films like Scarecrow, and of course blaxpolitation flix with Pam Grier and great soundtracks.
	7:42pm melinda: Harold and Maude, McCabe and Mrs. Miller both had great music too.
	🎭 7:43pm WR: Zing with the info on the Glady Rice. Thank you Bronwyn. After the recent discussion I got Heaven's Gate, have not rewatched it yet. I also got Ishtar but haven't watched it yet but it was 80s. 70s. Hmmm. Need to look at Wikipedia to refresh my memory.
	🎭 7:43pm Listener Gregory: That last set was very educational! I learned a lot about very early musicals, a topic I know nothing about. Thanks, Bronwyn & WFMU! (Also, it was very good.)
	7:46pm Webhamster Henry: Bonne Noël!
	🎭 7:47pm WR: en.wikipedia.org... List of highest grossing films of the 70s. Of those One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and Blazing Saddles caught my attention.
	7:53pm Webhamster Henry: "Oh Lady! Lady!" was in the dialog .. which was one of the other Wodehouse/Bolton shows.
	7:55pm Bronwyn Bishop: Melinda!! Great to have you here! I remember watching Harold & Maude in college screenwriting class, aww...
	7:55pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Gregory: glad to be of service ;)
	7:55pm Bronwyn Bishop: @WR: Gotta check out Cuckoo's Nest, somehow I haven't seen it even though I love Milos (Hair, Ragtime, Amadeus...)
	🎭 7:56pm WR: my break time over, back to customer support calls. Later folks. I saw Eubie Blake once, not playing piano, he was in line next to me to see One Mo' Time. Laters.
	8:02pm melinda: @Bronwyn it's one of my favorites. McCabe & Mrs. Miller is an Altman film that featured Leonard Cohen songs. Definitely check out One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
	🎭 8:03pm Listener Gregory: I heard Eubie in concert after his "rediscovery." I have to say I have never seen a more enthusiastic performer, thrilled to be there and to be finally getting attention. It was a great performance for an almost 90-year-old too.
	🎭 8:04pm Listener Gregory: Perhaps don't mention this song to the Jersey City people.
	8:06pm Webhamster Henry: After The Sting came out and ragtime was all over the place, Eubie resurfaced and was really sharp and entertaining. In fact, his super raggy playing of Joplin tunes were much appreciated.
	8:07pm melinda: @Gregory haha
	8:08pm Webhamster Henry: Last week's Two Gents lyrics were part of the sex-ed course.
	8:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: This is a rare one- this album was only sold at the theatre during the run of the show
	8:22pm diciassette: ahoy from i80!
	8:26pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hey diciassette :D
	🎭 8:26pm Listener Gregory: The Jimmy Buffett album doesn't actually include "Don't Stop the Carnival," which is a wonderful Sonny Rollins song. @doctorjazz will back me up on this. I hope.
	8:34pm doctorjazz: Rollin'sDon't Stop the Carnival is a Tour de force!
	🎭 8:35pm Listener Gregory: Whew! Thanks for backing me up, @doctorj.
	8:36pm doctorjazz: LG, you got good credit here
	8:46pm doctorjazz: Rebecca tells me Danny Bernstein was up in Ithaca when you two were up there-he accompanied here fora while in College for voice lessons.
	8:50pm Bronwyn Bishop: Wow- I had no idea! Small world! I will admit I'd never heard of him and was just scrounging around the internet for musicals I hadn't heard of
	🎭 8:54pm WR: Back
	🎭 8:55pm Listener Gregory: Comes Love is an underappreciated song. I have a recording of jazz trombonist Ray Anderson singing it, I think, and I'd never heard of it before.
	🎭 8:55pm diciassette: Whew! Docked.
	🎭 8:56pm WR: That sounds great LG, have long liked Ray Anderson .
	8:56pm doctorjazz: He posts a lot on Tic Toc, if you want to hear other stuff he wrote (Not theater).
	🎭 8:57pm Listener Gregory: Boy, 1918 is early for a song with "Blues" in the title.
	8:57pm doctorjazz: Also a big Ray Anderson fan, have to see of I have that somewhere.
	🎭 8:57pm Listener Gregory: @WR, it's on YouTube, apparently. From his album Wishbone.
	🎭 8:58pm Listener Gregory: A truly educational and culturally enriching show tonight, Bronwyn, as always. Sorry I missed last week. Thanks!
	🎭 8:59pm diciassette: Thanks Bronwyn!
	8:59pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Bronwyn!
	9:00pm Webhamster Henry: This was fun! see ya next week!
	9:00pm Bronwyn Bishop: aww thanks Gregory! and thank YOU diciassette and doctorjazz!! and Henry!!
	🎭 9:01pm WR: Thank you Bronwyn! I have some catchup listening to do. LG, just looked in a ragtime reference and it said that 1918 was the year that "jazz" and "blues" popularity blew up.
	9:01pm Bronwyn Bishop: i luv all of you
	🎭 9:02pm Listener Gregory: @WR, even more education! Thanks.

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from May 21, 2021

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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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May 21, 2021: Attack of the Show Tunes

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Scrambled Feet Off Broadway Cast	Goin' to the Theatre	Scrambled Feet (Original Off-Broadway Cast)	DRG	1995	Music & Lyrics: John Driver & Jeffrey Haddow	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Dorothy Loudon	Not a Care in the World	Ben Bagley's Vernon Duke Revisited, Vol. 3	Painted Smiles	2007	Music: Vernon Duke Lyrics: John La Touche & Harold Adamson	0:05:20 (Pop-up)
Lloyd Price	The Man Who Took the Valise Off the Floor of Grand Central Station at Noon	The Man Who Took the Valise Off the Floor of Grand Central Station at Noon/I Won't Cry Anymore	Reprise Records	1966	Music & Lyrics: Billy Meshel, George David Weiss, Hugo Peretti & Luigi Creatore	0:08:48 (Pop-up)
ClownAround Original Cast	Animal Band	ClownAround (Original Cast Recording)	Sony Music Entertainment	1972	Music: Moose Charlap Lyrics: Alvin Cooperman	0:11:20 (Pop-up)
Bernadette Peters	I'll Still Be Here	No Album	No Label	1971	Music & Lyrics: Al Carmines	0:15:10 (Pop-up)
D.R. Allen & Ensemble	How to Steal an Election	How to Steal an Election	RCA/Legacy	2018	Music & Lyrics: Oscar Brand	0:17:41 (Pop-up)

Mr. & Mrs. Wheeler	Ah Yes, I Love Thee	Unknown	Unknown	1911	Music: Reginald de Koven Lyrics: Harry B. Smith	0:20:44 (Pop-up)
Gladys Rice	Flora Bella "Flora Bella" by "Gladys Rice"	Flora Bella	Edison	1916	Music: Milton Schwarzwald Lyrics: Earl Carroll	0:24:01 (Pop-up)
Frank Luther with the Arden Ohman Orchestra	Why?	Why?	Victor	1929	Music: J. Fred Coots Lyrics: Arthur Swanstrom & Benny Davis	0:27:03 (Pop-up)
Peacherine Ragtime Orchestra	Selections from Fifty Miles from Boston	That Teasin' Rag: Vintage American Arrangements from the Ragtime Era	Rivermont	2018	Music: George M. Cohan	0:30:15 (Pop-up)
Henry Burr & Albert Campbell	So Long Letty	So Long Letty	Little Wonder	Unknown	Music & Lyrics: Earl Carroll	0:38:19 (Pop-up)

Diana Rigg	The Room Is Filled With You	No Album	No Label	1982	Music: Harvey Schmidt Lyrics: Tom Jones	0:42:39 (Pop-up)
Noel Coward	We Were Dancing "We Were Dancing" by "Noel Coward"	We Were Dancing	Monmouth Evergreen ‎	Unknown	Music & Lyrics: Noel Coward	0:46:32 (Pop-up)
Adam Cooper & Daniel Crossley	Moses Supposes	Singin' in the Rain (2012 London Cast Album)	First Night	2012	Music: Roger Edens Lyrics: Betty Comden & Adolph Green	0:49:29 (Pop-up)
Kathleen Murray, Angelo Mango & Jeanne Allen	Leave It to Jane	Leave It to Jane	AEI	1959	Music: Jerome Kern Lyrics: Guy Bolton & P.G. Wodehouse	0:51:35 (Pop-up)
Gregory Hines	Low Down Blues "Low Down Blues" by "Gregory Hines"	Eubie! A New Musical Revue - Original Broadway Cast Recording	Kritzerland	2016	Music: Eubie Blake Lyrics: Noble Sissle	0:53:51 (Pop-up)

Davis Gaines & June Angela	Born To Be Together	Sayonara Love Theme, Songs from Shogun & Other Broadway Asiana	Footlight	Unknown	Music & Lyrics: John Driver	1:01:50 (Pop-up)
Joey Richter & Joe Walker	Me and My Dick	Me and My Dick	StarKid Productions	2009	Music & Lyrics: A.J. Holmes, Carlos Valdes & Darren Criss	1:03:39 (Pop-up)
Robert Evan, Marc Kudisch & Lynn Halverson	Zoro Rides	Z - the Masked Musical of Zorro	Rwc Twin Productions	2007	Music & Lyrics: Robert W. Cabell	1:06:22 (Pop-up)
Daniela Rainischová, Norbert Lichý & Kateřina Krejčí	Zimni Bal	Mrazík - Pohádkový Muzikál Na Ledě	Popron Music	1999	Music & Lyrics: Boris Urbánek & Nikolaj Budaškin	1:09:45 (Pop-up)
Barbara Dickson	Spend, Spend, Spend	Spend, Spend, Spend (Original London Cast)	Footlight	1999	Music: Steve Brown Lyrics: Steve Brown & Justin Greene	1:11:58 (Pop-up)

Craig Carnelia	Pictures in the Hall	Pictures in the Hall: Songs of Craig Carnelia	Original Cast	1991	Music & Lyrics: Craig Carnelia	1:21:57 (Pop-up)
Jimmy Buffett	Public Relations "Public Relations" by "Jimmy Buffett"	Don't Stop the Carnival	Margaritaville	1998	Music & Lyrics: Jimmy Buffett	1:23:45 (Pop-up)
Premiata Forneria Marconi	Il Mio Nome e Dracula	Dracula	CD Musiza	2005	Music & Lyrics: Premiata Forneria Marconi	1:27:41 (Pop-up)
Mark Rust, Amy Fradon & Vicki Russel	Guilt	Discovering Magenta (Original Studio Cast)	Discovering Magenta	2008	Music: Michael Bitterman Lyrics: James Corey Kaufman	1:34:45 (Pop-up)
Laguna Playhouse Players	Gunmetal Blues	Gunmetal Blues	LML Music	2005	Music & Lyrics: Craig Bohmler & Marion Adler	1:37:39 (Pop-up)

Jackie Burns	Just The Beginning "Just The Beginning" by "Jackie Burns"	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Music & Lyrics: Danny K. Bernstein	1:42:53 (Pop-up)
Bill Daugherty & Original Cast of The Farmer Weds a Widow	Pick Yourself a Lucky Star	The Farmer Weds a Widow (US Studio Cast)	Original Cast	2007	Music & Lyrics: Bernie Bierman	1:45:33 (Pop-up)
Mick Moloney	The Mulligan Guards "The Mulligan Guards" by "Mick Moloney"	McNally's Row of Flats	Compass Records	2006	Music: David Braham Lyrics: Ned Harrigan	1:48:29 (Pop-up)
Wynn Murray	Comes Love "Comes Love" by "Wynn Murray"	No Album	No Label	1939	Music: Sam H. Stept Lyrics: Lew Brown & Charlies Tobias	1:51:50 (Pop-up)
Nora Bayes	Regretful Blues "Regretful Blues" by "Nora Bayes"	Regretful Blues	Columbia	1918	Music & Lyrics: Cliff Hess & Grant Clarke	1:53:34 (Pop-up)

Josh Gad & Andrew Rannells	You and Me (But Mostly Me)	The Book of Mormon (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	Ghostlight	2011	Music & Lyrics: Trey Parker, Robert Lopez & Matt Stone	1:59:45 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	7:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi everyone, I'm about to talk about a legal thing with WFMU that was resolved after I recorded the show so please ignore it- here's the update: Many thanks to the hundreds of listeners who sent us emails of support in our efforts to keep our real estate tax exemption with Jersey City. We have good news - the city's tax office has reversed their decision and has told us that our exemption will soon be put back into place. We are still collecting all the emails that have already been sent in as support materials until this matter is legally finalized. but no more emails are needed at this time. Thank you to our listeners for coming through for WFMU once again.
	7:03pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Hi Bronyn, I saw a post on FB today that New Jersey has backed down and they don't need more letters (I sent one!)
	7:04pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I was listening to you, not reading, sorry!
	7:04pm Andrew Hollywood: Glad to hear that news :)
	🎭 7:05pm Listener Gregory: @SC Lizzie, always read the fine print!
	🎭 7:05pm Listener Gregory: Bronwyn, congratulations on scoring that ticket! Very exciting.
	🎭 7:05pm TonyR: Yeah, every DJ for 4 days has said on air "Thanks, but enough with the letters." Official statement has been that JC has relented for now, but the war is not necessarily over.
	🎭 7:06pm TonyR: AJH was the only show I mentioned by name in my letter. FWIW.
	7:08pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Musical Theatre Lovers!
	🎭 7:09pm TonyR: LLoyd Price!
	🎭 7:10pm Listener Gregory: Maybe we need to more consciously think about making explicit educational content in the programming and comments. I think the station is highly educational, but it might take putting into the playlists headings like "Review of the cultural history of Afro-pop" or "The influence of Broadway musicals on French cabaret music" or something. Seriously. This is the kind of stuff that makes a difference in legal contexts.
	7:12pm Webhamster Henry: Last week was all Shakespeare. How'd you do on the quiz?
	🎭 7:14pm Listener Gregory: I was absent, thank God. I hadn't done the reading.
	🎭 7:15pm TonyR: In my High School AP English class, we had to listen to Richard Burton's "Hamlet" on vinyl every day (torture) until a friend and I sneaked into the materials room and "hid" the damned album like an Easter Egg. It was enough to end the pain.
	🎭 7:16pm Listener Gregory: @TonyR, I think I heard that at about the same age. I remember him as being very screechy.
	7:18pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi everyone! @Tony: Thanks so much for mentioning my show in your letter :)))
	🎭 7:18pm TonyR: I recall his over the top bluster being the main problem, bur that was a long time ago.
	🎭 7:22pm Listener Gregory: Acting!
	🎭 7:24pm Listener Gregory: Boy this MP3 is badly warped.
	🎭 7:26pm TonyR: They only had s**tty free encoders back then.
	🎭 7:27pm TonyR: "Edison". So, a cylinder?
	🎭 7:28pm WR: what can you expect from 104 year old shellac. TonyR, looking it up. forgot when cylinders went out.
	🎭 7:29pm Listener Gregory: In spite of the surface noise, Flora Bella was quite enjoyable. You could somehow hear all the music.
	7:30pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Tony: Yes, that was a Blue Amberol cylinder
	7:32pm Webhamster Henry: This a real soft-shoey Harrigan!
	7:35pm Bronwyn Bishop: guys I have been watching 70s films in preparation for writing a musical about Heaven's Gate, does anyone have favorite 70s film recs? so far I have watched the deer hunter, godfather, dog day afternoon, towering inferno & poseidon adventure (a motley crew i know)
	7:36pm Webhamster Henry: NASHVILLE! That's the music to write - it already HAS the music!
	7:36pm doctorjazz: Hi folks!
	7:37pm doctorjazz: We've REALLY gone back here!
	7:38pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Henry: perf nashville goes on the list for sure
	7:39pm melinda: There are so many good 70s films. Any particular categories?
	7:39pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi doctorjazz!! Welcome to 1916
	7:41pm Webhamster Henry: After Poseidon and Airport, the studios all said - Disaster Movies! They Make Money!And made so so many. Then Jaws came out and they all said "Scary big animals ! They make money!" Then Star Wars came out. "SPACE OPERAS!" But outside of the blockbusters were all the Altman, Cassavetes, and quirky little films like Scarecrow, and of course blaxpolitation flix with Pam Grier and great soundtracks.
	7:42pm melinda: Harold and Maude, McCabe and Mrs. Miller both had great music too.
	🎭 7:43pm WR: Zing with the info on the Glady Rice. Thank you Bronwyn. After the recent discussion I got Heaven's Gate, have not rewatched it yet. I also got Ishtar but haven't watched it yet but it was 80s. 70s. Hmmm. Need to look at Wikipedia to refresh my memory.
	🎭 7:43pm Listener Gregory: That last set was very educational! I learned a lot about very early musicals, a topic I know nothing about. Thanks, Bronwyn & WFMU! (Also, it was very good.)
	7:46pm Webhamster Henry: Bonne Noël!
	🎭 7:47pm WR: en.wikipedia.org... List of highest grossing films of the 70s. Of those One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and Blazing Saddles caught my attention.
	7:53pm Webhamster Henry: "Oh Lady! Lady!" was in the dialog .. which was one of the other Wodehouse/Bolton shows.
	7:55pm Bronwyn Bishop: Melinda!! Great to have you here! I remember watching Harold & Maude in college screenwriting class, aww...
	7:55pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Gregory: glad to be of service ;)
	7:55pm Bronwyn Bishop: @WR: Gotta check out Cuckoo's Nest, somehow I haven't seen it even though I love Milos (Hair, Ragtime, Amadeus...)
	🎭 7:56pm WR: my break time over, back to customer support calls. Later folks. I saw Eubie Blake once, not playing piano, he was in line next to me to see One Mo' Time. Laters.
	8:02pm melinda: @Bronwyn it's one of my favorites. McCabe & Mrs. Miller is an Altman film that featured Leonard Cohen songs. Definitely check out One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
	🎭 8:03pm Listener Gregory: I heard Eubie in concert after his "rediscovery." I have to say I have never seen a more enthusiastic performer, thrilled to be there and to be finally getting attention. It was a great performance for an almost 90-year-old too.
	🎭 8:04pm Listener Gregory: Perhaps don't mention this song to the Jersey City people.
	8:06pm Webhamster Henry: After The Sting came out and ragtime was all over the place, Eubie resurfaced and was really sharp and entertaining. In fact, his super raggy playing of Joplin tunes were much appreciated.
	8:07pm melinda: @Gregory haha
	8:08pm Webhamster Henry: Last week's Two Gents lyrics were part of the sex-ed course.
	8:12pm Bronwyn Bishop: This is a rare one- this album was only sold at the theatre during the run of the show
	8:22pm diciassette: ahoy from i80!
	8:26pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hey diciassette :D
	🎭 8:26pm Listener Gregory: The Jimmy Buffett album doesn't actually include "Don't Stop the Carnival," which is a wonderful Sonny Rollins song. @doctorjazz will back me up on this. I hope.
	8:34pm doctorjazz: Rollin'sDon't Stop the Carnival is a Tour de force!
	🎭 8:35pm Listener Gregory: Whew! Thanks for backing me up, @doctorj.
	8:36pm doctorjazz: LG, you got good credit here
	8:46pm doctorjazz: Rebecca tells me Danny Bernstein was up in Ithaca when you two were up there-he accompanied here fora while in College for voice lessons.
	8:50pm Bronwyn Bishop: Wow- I had no idea! Small world! I will admit I'd never heard of him and was just scrounging around the internet for musicals I hadn't heard of
	🎭 8:54pm WR: Back
	🎭 8:55pm Listener Gregory: Comes Love is an underappreciated song. I have a recording of jazz trombonist Ray Anderson singing it, I think, and I'd never heard of it before.
	🎭 8:55pm diciassette: Whew! Docked.
	🎭 8:56pm WR: That sounds great LG, have long liked Ray Anderson .
	8:56pm doctorjazz: He posts a lot on Tic Toc, if you want to hear other stuff he wrote (Not theater).
	🎭 8:57pm Listener Gregory: Boy, 1918 is early for a song with "Blues" in the title.
	8:57pm doctorjazz: Also a big Ray Anderson fan, have to see of I have that somewhere.
	🎭 8:57pm Listener Gregory: @WR, it's on YouTube, apparently. From his album Wishbone.
	🎭 8:58pm Listener Gregory: A truly educational and culturally enriching show tonight, Bronwyn, as always. Sorry I missed last week. Thanks!
	🎭 8:59pm diciassette: Thanks Bronwyn!
	8:59pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Bronwyn!
	9:00pm Webhamster Henry: This was fun! see ya next week!
	9:00pm Bronwyn Bishop: aww thanks Gregory! and thank YOU diciassette and doctorjazz!! and Henry!!
	🎭 9:01pm WR: Thank you Bronwyn! I have some catchup listening to do. LG, just looked in a ragtime reference and it said that 1918 was the year that "jazz" and "blues" popularity blew up.
	9:01pm Bronwyn Bishop: i luv all of you
	🎭 9:02pm Listener Gregory: @WR, even more education! Thanks.

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from May 21, 2021

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