WFMU: Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from December 28, 2021

Listener comments!
	🎭 9:58pm Listener Gregory: Oh my God, Bronwyn, what are you doing up this late??
	10:00pm ARB: Hi kittens!
	10:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hello Gregory and ARB and welcome to 1981!!!!!
	10:02pm solo mon: Ohh the opera box, great seats!
	10:02pm StringOFperils: I don't think Cornwall is like this anymore.
	10:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi solo mon!!!!
	🎭 10:02pm WR: Cat-like tread of pirates? I hear heavy ballistics.
	10:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi StringOfPerils and WR!!!!
	10:04pm Listener Gregory: This is a fine start to 1981. What could go wrong?
	10:05pm StringOFperils: 20 lb.. shot across the port bow?
	10:06pm ARB: The year of the flopera
	10:06pm solo mon: I love a flop.
	10:07pm ARB: Bronwyn, what is the best year for theatre?
	10:07pm StringOFperils: Times Square in 1981 was the show on the way to the theatres
	10:08pm Listener Gregory: I don’t think you’re cheating at all on the year. Theater goes in seasons, not calendar years.
	10:12pm solo mon: I wanna see this show so bad hahah!
	🎭 10:13pm WR: Me too, soli mon, I love it when they sang, we're here to serve you.
	10:15pm Listener Gregory: Strange to hear this thick French accent and then the (weak) English words. Ah, here come the original lyrics!
	10:17pm Listener Gregory: OK, this is too fast! (Don’t Mean a Thing)
	10:19pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Bronwyn! This deep dive into 1981 on WFMU has me unsettle in ways I could not have anticipated. Since I know squat about musical theater, I'm hoping for some redemption from the synthesizer gloom everyone seems to be crapping their pants over.
	10:21pm Andres: My radio just burst into flames!
	10:23pm Listener Gregory: BB, was Bring Back Birdie part of a previous “worst of” show? It seems familiar.
	10:25pm solo mon: Poor Chita Rivera
	10:25pm Bronwyn Bishop: @ARB: That is a really great question!!! A lot of people say 1964 and it's hard to argue with that
	10:26pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Gregory: I played that song once, not as part of a "worst of" thing though, it's a pretty good song even though the show flopped
	10:27pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Franco and Andres, welcome!!!! Franco, rather than synthesizer gloom I have synthesizer razzle dazzle on offer
	10:28pm solo mon: How many drag shows in 1981 used this as a number?
	10:32pm Franco Twinkie: Razzle dazzle and razz -a-matazz is something I could use in spades. I'm here for the fireworks! And did you say public urination!?
	10:34pm Andres: Slime tutorial. That’s great! My kids don’t teach me useful stuff like that.
	10:34pm solo mon: Give em the old …. Public urination!
	10:36pm Listener Gregory: I like when you say “No one asked for” the sequel to Bye-Bye Birdie. I imagine people asking for Cats or the Spider-Man musical. And I really think you talked about it before… maybe on your best of-worst of series? You are the entire source of my knowledge of musical theater, so anything that I know probably comes from your show.
	10:38pm solo mon: I mean Cats is insane, and barely makes sense, so of course its popular.
	10:39pm Little Danny: hi bronwyn hi all!
	🎭 10:40pm WR: Has anyone else pondered over the Cats and Logan's Run connection?
	10:41pm solo mon: I see the connection WR. See Also, Midsommer.
	10:42pm doctorjazz: Hi Bronwyn and Tuesday night Jazzers!
	10:46pm solo mon: Yes! Falsettos!
	10:46pm doctorjazz: I remember seeing Cats ages ago, trying to figure out what the hell it was about/for!
	10:46pm doctorjazz: I've done this (the Four Jews part...)
	10:47pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Little Danny and doctorjazz :D
	10:48pm ARB: me too docjazz
	10:49pm doctorjazz: My home COVID test just arrived in the mail today (didn't need to test myself, though we've tested all the rest of my family in the past few days, negative. Just wanted to have it for when I need it, which I'm sure will happen).
	10:50pm Tusalava: Oh my! Jonathan Kaplan is my cousin. So odd to be puttering around the house and hear twelve year old him on the radio.
	10:51pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, I waited too late to get one before holiday travel. I’ll have to order one now and wait. Loved that Lena Horne, btw.
	10:51pm Bronwyn Bishop: Oh wow! He's wonderful on that cast album
	10:54pm Listener Gregory: Harvey was a Hitchcock film, no? I liked the song.
	10:57pm Tusalava: He was later nominated for a Tony for that role, but the thing that really thrilled me was to see him drawn by Al Hirschfeld.
	10:58pm solo mon: Dancing junkyard kitties in spandex bodysuits.
	🎭 11:00pm WR: Harvey was first a play and then a movie en.wikipedia.org...
	11:00pm solo mon: I think the Marvin trilogy one of the best. In trousers was especially weird!
	11:01pm Listener Gregory: I remember The Catherine Wheel album, which I thought was awesome and surprising from someone I thought of as a pop musician. Haven’t heard it in years, so glad to be reminded of it.
	11:02pm julie: I'm late. but I saw woman of the year!
	🎭 11:03pm WR: Had not know about Frank Rich, "the butcher of Broadway" before. en.wikipedia.org...
	11:05pm ARB: Please tell me this kid was also one of the Annie orphans
	11:06pm Listener Gregory: Thanks, @WR. I confused Harvey with The Trouble With Harvey. I remember Harvey as being pretty good. Jimmy Stewart never hurts.
	11:07pm Franco Twinkie: Okay, the Catherine Wheel. This was the record that some people pretended to like more than they really did. When you were flipping albums at someone's house, The Catherine Wheel was always suspiciously underplayed.
	🎭 11:08pm WR: I didn't know about The Catherine Wheel at all.
	11:14pm Franco Twinkie: WR, the assumption was that David Bryne's fans would follow him anywhere. They didn't.
	11:14pm doctorjazz: On my speakers, the background/bed music is overwhelming your announcements, Bronwyn
	11:15pm Listener Gregory: Any musical that is under 8 hours is not really serious.
	11:15pm doctorjazz: What Franco said-I remember when Wheel came out, had been a big Talking Heads fan, had no interest in The Catherine Wheel (might have been to my detriment, but hey)
	11:18pm doctorjazz: Gotta take off my tie (long day...)
	11:23pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Gregory: That's why my musical about Ashman and Menken is 9 hours long
	11:27pm Listener Gregory: Franco, I think you’re right about Byrne’s fans, but The C. Wheel was where he began to accumulate his classical and avante-garde cred, continued in his ECM album Music for the Knee Plays (all instrumental) and Brian Eno collaboration.
	11:30pm Listener Gregory: Also, songs from Catherine Wheel appeared in Talking Heads concerts, including the Stop Making Sense film (What A Day That Was). Sorry if I am obsessing. It has been a long day.
	🎭 11:33pm WR: Were there any musicals other than Cats from 1981 that had some success? I had thought that Wikipedia had list of musicals by year but not finding it.
	11:34pm Franco Twinkie: No worries Gregory, extrapolate. David Byrne was not going to be confined by the constraints of a four piece rock band. His destiny was calling. None the less, his best stuff was the early stuff.
	11:34pm Listener Gregory: Yikes!
	11:35pm Listener Gregory: Bronwyn, I will gladly wear a mask for 9+ hours for your musical.
	11:44pm doctorjazz: Here's that hit WR was looking for...
	11:44pm ARB: LOL Doc
	11:46pm Bronwyn Bishop: Whoops- we accidentally got two songs from Joseph for the price of one! I'm super tired guys
	🎭 11:46pm WR: As you said, Dreamgirls has some longevity, probably due to the movie. Joseph... was more of a revival. It had been around since 1971.
	11:47pm Listener Gregory: I wore out the Joseph album as a teenager, but this performance has much new material not on that (British?) record.
	11:47pm doctorjazz: Nice to get the two...
	11:50pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks for this wonderful show, Bronwyn!
	11:52pm StringOFperils: Thanks, Bronwyn
	11:52pm ARB: Brownwyn I loved this special, thank you!
	11:53pm Franco Twinkie: The temperament of Joseph is so decidedly different than everything else sampled tonight. Did it have a lot of truck with the born again crowd?
	11:53pm ARB: More year specials, they are fun!
	11:53pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Bronwyn, fun show!
	11:53pm Listener Gregory: Tim Rice played Pharaoh on the British recording, I am informed.
	🎭 11:53pm WR: It's been an interesting episode Bronwyn! Thank you!
	11:54pm ARB: I like this one!
	11:54pm Franco Twinkie: I'm a big dunce. You're a good teacher Bronwyn. Thanks.
	🎭 11:55pm WR: Saved the best for the last!
	11:55pm Bronwyn Bishop: Don't worry, nothing in the musical I wrote about the guys who wrote this is quite this scary
	11:55pm doctorjazz: Not much of a lulling us to bed choice, Bronwyn...
	11:56pm StringOFperils: Glad I remembered to water the plants.
	11:57pm Listener Gregory: Can’t believe you didn’t end with the line “Death!” Thanks a lot, BB. Great show.
	11:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for closing out the 1981 calendar, Bronwyn.
	11:59pm Franco Twinkie: Oh, this is where Jack Nicholson gets his teeth yanked out in the original movie?
	11:59pm Bronwyn Bishop: thank YOU darlings!!!!! happy new year 1982, i mean 2022!!!
	12:00am Bronwyn Bishop: @Franco: Yes! That was cut from the stage show, but reinstated in the 1986 film with Bill Murray in the Nicholson role
	12:00am Listener Gregory: Barry, we miss you.
	12:00am doctorjazz: I used to deliver kosher barbecue chicken to Manilow's mom ready back when...
	🎭 12:01am WR: Thank you thank you, muah!
	🎭 12:03am WR: Cats and Little Shop of Horrors. Good bookends for considering the range of a year.

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from December 28, 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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December 28, 2021: Straight from Frank Rich's nightmares, it's the theatrical season of 1981!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments
The Pirates of Penzance Ensemble	With Cat-Like Tread, Upon Our Prey We Steal	The Pirates of Penzance	Elektra Entertainment	1981	Music: Arthur Sullivan Lyrics: W.S. Gilbert

Pump Boys and Dinettes Ensemble	Highway 57	Pump Boys and Dinettes (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	Masterworks Broadway	1982	Music & Lyrics: Jim Wann
Jane Lapotaire	La Vie En Rose "La Vie En Rose" by "Jane Lapotaire"	Piaf (bootleg)	No Label	1981	Music: Louiguy Lyrics: Edith Piaf (translated into English by Mack David)
Phyllis Hyman	It Don't Mean a Thing	Sophisticated Ladies (live recording)	No Label	1989	Music: Duke Ellington Lyrics: Irving Mills
Chita Rivera	Well I'm Not "Well I'm Not" by "Chita Rivera"	Bring Back Birdie (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	Original Cast	1981	Music: Charles Strouse Lyrics: Lee Adams
Lauren Bacall & Rex Everhart	One of the Boys	Woman of the Year (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	Masterworks Broadway	1981	Music: John Kander Lyrics: Fred Ebb

George S. Irving & Barrie Ingham	Up the Ladder	Copperfield (bootleg)	No Label	1981	Music & Lyrics: Al Kasha & Joel Hirschhorn
Cats Original London Cast	Prologue: Jellicle Songs for Jellicle Cats	Cats (Original London Cast Recording)	Polydor Records	1981	Music: Andrew Lloyd Webber Lyrics: Trevor Nunn & Richard Stilgoe
Lena Horne	Life Goes On "Life Goes On" by "Lena Horne"	Lena Horne: The Lady and Her Music	Qwest Records	1981	Music & Lyrics: Paul Williams & Craig Doerge
Stephen Bogardus, Michael Rupert, Chip Zien & Jonathan Kaplan	Four Jews in a Room Bitching	March of the Falsettos (Original Cast Recording)	DRG Records	1991	Music & Lyrics: William Finn
Nic Rouleau	Say Hello to Harvey "Say Hello to Harvey" by "Nic Rouleau"	Live at 54 Below	No Label	2017	Music & Lyrics: Leslie Bricusse

David Byrne	Five Golden Sections "Five Golden Sections" by "David Byrne"	The Catherine Wheel	Sire Records	1981	Music: David Byrne
How to Eat Like a Child Ensemble	Like a Child	No Album	No Label	1981	Music & Lyrics: John Forster
The Marvelous Land of Oz Ensemble	I'm Your Son	The Marvelous Land of Oz (live recording)	No Label	1981	Music: Richard A. Dworsky Lyrics: Gary Briggle
The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby Ensemble	Wedding Anthem	The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby (Original Cast Soundtrack)	Jay Productions Ltd.	2000	Music & Lyrics: Stephen Oliver
Harry Chapin	Goin' to Atlanta "Goin' to Atlanta" by "Harry Chapin"	Cotton Patch Gospel	Chapin Music	1982	Music & Lyrics: Harry Chapin

Joe Morton	My World's Comin' Unwrapped	Oh Brother! (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	Bruce Yeko	2014	Music: Michael Valenti Lyrics: Donald Driver
Ann Morrison, Jim Walton & Lonny Price	Old Friends	Merrily We Roll Along (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	Masterworks Broadway	1982	Music & Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim
Sheryl Lee Ralph, Loretta Devine & Deborah Burrell	Hard to Say Goodbye, My Love	Dreamgirls: Original Broadway Cast Album	Geffen	1982	Music: Henry Krieger Lyrics: Tom Eyen
Chip Garnett	Power Comes, Power Goes	The Little Prince and the Aviator (audience recording)	No Label	1982	Music: John Barry Lyrics: Don Black
Bill Carmichael & Nora Mae Lyng	Pirates of Penzance Sequence	Forbidden Broadway - Volume 1	DRG Records	1991	Music: Arthur Sullivan Lyrics: Gerard Alessandrini

Original Broadway Cast of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat	Prologue- You Are What You Feel/Jacob and Sons - Medley	Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat	capitol records, llc	1982	Music: Andrew Lloyd Webber Lyrics: Tim Rice
Marti Webb	The Last Man in My Life	The Last Man in My Life from Song and Dance	Polydor	1982	Music: Andrew Lloyd Webber Lyrics: Don Black

Lee Wilkof & Franc Luz	Now (It's Just the Gas)	Little Shop of Horrors	The David Geffen Company	1982	Music: Alan Menken Lyrics: Howard Ashman
Barry Manilow	The Kid Inside "The Kid Inside" by "Barry Manilow"	Showstoppers	Arista Records	1991	Music & Lyrics: Craig Carnelia

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Listener comments!
	🎭 9:58pm Listener Gregory: Oh my God, Bronwyn, what are you doing up this late??
	10:00pm ARB: Hi kittens!
	10:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hello Gregory and ARB and welcome to 1981!!!!!
	10:02pm solo mon: Ohh the opera box, great seats!
	10:02pm StringOFperils: I don't think Cornwall is like this anymore.
	10:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi solo mon!!!!
	🎭 10:02pm WR: Cat-like tread of pirates? I hear heavy ballistics.
	10:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi StringOfPerils and WR!!!!
	10:04pm Listener Gregory: This is a fine start to 1981. What could go wrong?
	10:05pm StringOFperils: 20 lb.. shot across the port bow?
	10:06pm ARB: The year of the flopera
	10:06pm solo mon: I love a flop.
	10:07pm ARB: Bronwyn, what is the best year for theatre?
	10:07pm StringOFperils: Times Square in 1981 was the show on the way to the theatres
	10:08pm Listener Gregory: I don’t think you’re cheating at all on the year. Theater goes in seasons, not calendar years.
	10:12pm solo mon: I wanna see this show so bad hahah!
	🎭 10:13pm WR: Me too, soli mon, I love it when they sang, we're here to serve you.
	10:15pm Listener Gregory: Strange to hear this thick French accent and then the (weak) English words. Ah, here come the original lyrics!
	10:17pm Listener Gregory: OK, this is too fast! (Don’t Mean a Thing)
	10:19pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Bronwyn! This deep dive into 1981 on WFMU has me unsettle in ways I could not have anticipated. Since I know squat about musical theater, I'm hoping for some redemption from the synthesizer gloom everyone seems to be crapping their pants over.
	10:21pm Andres: My radio just burst into flames!
	10:23pm Listener Gregory: BB, was Bring Back Birdie part of a previous “worst of” show? It seems familiar.
	10:25pm solo mon: Poor Chita Rivera
	10:25pm Bronwyn Bishop: @ARB: That is a really great question!!! A lot of people say 1964 and it's hard to argue with that
	10:26pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Gregory: I played that song once, not as part of a "worst of" thing though, it's a pretty good song even though the show flopped
	10:27pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Franco and Andres, welcome!!!! Franco, rather than synthesizer gloom I have synthesizer razzle dazzle on offer
	10:28pm solo mon: How many drag shows in 1981 used this as a number?
	10:32pm Franco Twinkie: Razzle dazzle and razz -a-matazz is something I could use in spades. I'm here for the fireworks! And did you say public urination!?
	10:34pm Andres: Slime tutorial. That’s great! My kids don’t teach me useful stuff like that.
	10:34pm solo mon: Give em the old …. Public urination!
	10:36pm Listener Gregory: I like when you say “No one asked for” the sequel to Bye-Bye Birdie. I imagine people asking for Cats or the Spider-Man musical. And I really think you talked about it before… maybe on your best of-worst of series? You are the entire source of my knowledge of musical theater, so anything that I know probably comes from your show.
	10:38pm solo mon: I mean Cats is insane, and barely makes sense, so of course its popular.
	10:39pm Little Danny: hi bronwyn hi all!
	🎭 10:40pm WR: Has anyone else pondered over the Cats and Logan's Run connection?
	10:41pm solo mon: I see the connection WR. See Also, Midsommer.
	10:42pm doctorjazz: Hi Bronwyn and Tuesday night Jazzers!
	10:46pm solo mon: Yes! Falsettos!
	10:46pm doctorjazz: I remember seeing Cats ages ago, trying to figure out what the hell it was about/for!
	10:46pm doctorjazz: I've done this (the Four Jews part...)
	10:47pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Little Danny and doctorjazz :D
	10:48pm ARB: me too docjazz
	10:49pm doctorjazz: My home COVID test just arrived in the mail today (didn't need to test myself, though we've tested all the rest of my family in the past few days, negative. Just wanted to have it for when I need it, which I'm sure will happen).
	10:50pm Tusalava: Oh my! Jonathan Kaplan is my cousin. So odd to be puttering around the house and hear twelve year old him on the radio.
	10:51pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, I waited too late to get one before holiday travel. I’ll have to order one now and wait. Loved that Lena Horne, btw.
	10:51pm Bronwyn Bishop: Oh wow! He's wonderful on that cast album
	10:54pm Listener Gregory: Harvey was a Hitchcock film, no? I liked the song.
	10:57pm Tusalava: He was later nominated for a Tony for that role, but the thing that really thrilled me was to see him drawn by Al Hirschfeld.
	10:58pm solo mon: Dancing junkyard kitties in spandex bodysuits.
	🎭 11:00pm WR: Harvey was first a play and then a movie en.wikipedia.org...
	11:00pm solo mon: I think the Marvin trilogy one of the best. In trousers was especially weird!
	11:01pm Listener Gregory: I remember The Catherine Wheel album, which I thought was awesome and surprising from someone I thought of as a pop musician. Haven’t heard it in years, so glad to be reminded of it.
	11:02pm julie: I'm late. but I saw woman of the year!
	🎭 11:03pm WR: Had not know about Frank Rich, "the butcher of Broadway" before. en.wikipedia.org...
	11:05pm ARB: Please tell me this kid was also one of the Annie orphans
	11:06pm Listener Gregory: Thanks, @WR. I confused Harvey with The Trouble With Harvey. I remember Harvey as being pretty good. Jimmy Stewart never hurts.
	11:07pm Franco Twinkie: Okay, the Catherine Wheel. This was the record that some people pretended to like more than they really did. When you were flipping albums at someone's house, The Catherine Wheel was always suspiciously underplayed.
	🎭 11:08pm WR: I didn't know about The Catherine Wheel at all.
	11:14pm Franco Twinkie: WR, the assumption was that David Bryne's fans would follow him anywhere. They didn't.
	11:14pm doctorjazz: On my speakers, the background/bed music is overwhelming your announcements, Bronwyn
	11:15pm Listener Gregory: Any musical that is under 8 hours is not really serious.
	11:15pm doctorjazz: What Franco said-I remember when Wheel came out, had been a big Talking Heads fan, had no interest in The Catherine Wheel (might have been to my detriment, but hey)
	11:18pm doctorjazz: Gotta take off my tie (long day...)
	11:23pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Gregory: That's why my musical about Ashman and Menken is 9 hours long
	11:27pm Listener Gregory: Franco, I think you’re right about Byrne’s fans, but The C. Wheel was where he began to accumulate his classical and avante-garde cred, continued in his ECM album Music for the Knee Plays (all instrumental) and Brian Eno collaboration.
	11:30pm Listener Gregory: Also, songs from Catherine Wheel appeared in Talking Heads concerts, including the Stop Making Sense film (What A Day That Was). Sorry if I am obsessing. It has been a long day.
	🎭 11:33pm WR: Were there any musicals other than Cats from 1981 that had some success? I had thought that Wikipedia had list of musicals by year but not finding it.
	11:34pm Franco Twinkie: No worries Gregory, extrapolate. David Byrne was not going to be confined by the constraints of a four piece rock band. His destiny was calling. None the less, his best stuff was the early stuff.
	11:34pm Listener Gregory: Yikes!
	11:35pm Listener Gregory: Bronwyn, I will gladly wear a mask for 9+ hours for your musical.
	11:44pm doctorjazz: Here's that hit WR was looking for...
	11:44pm ARB: LOL Doc
	11:46pm Bronwyn Bishop: Whoops- we accidentally got two songs from Joseph for the price of one! I'm super tired guys
	🎭 11:46pm WR: As you said, Dreamgirls has some longevity, probably due to the movie. Joseph... was more of a revival. It had been around since 1971.
	11:47pm Listener Gregory: I wore out the Joseph album as a teenager, but this performance has much new material not on that (British?) record.
	11:47pm doctorjazz: Nice to get the two...
	11:50pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks for this wonderful show, Bronwyn!
	11:52pm StringOFperils: Thanks, Bronwyn
	11:52pm ARB: Brownwyn I loved this special, thank you!
	11:53pm Franco Twinkie: The temperament of Joseph is so decidedly different than everything else sampled tonight. Did it have a lot of truck with the born again crowd?
	11:53pm ARB: More year specials, they are fun!
	11:53pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Bronwyn, fun show!
	11:53pm Listener Gregory: Tim Rice played Pharaoh on the British recording, I am informed.
	🎭 11:53pm WR: It's been an interesting episode Bronwyn! Thank you!
	11:54pm ARB: I like this one!
	11:54pm Franco Twinkie: I'm a big dunce. You're a good teacher Bronwyn. Thanks.
	🎭 11:55pm WR: Saved the best for the last!
	11:55pm Bronwyn Bishop: Don't worry, nothing in the musical I wrote about the guys who wrote this is quite this scary
	11:55pm doctorjazz: Not much of a lulling us to bed choice, Bronwyn...
	11:56pm StringOFperils: Glad I remembered to water the plants.
	11:57pm Listener Gregory: Can’t believe you didn’t end with the line “Death!” Thanks a lot, BB. Great show.
	11:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for closing out the 1981 calendar, Bronwyn.
	11:59pm Franco Twinkie: Oh, this is where Jack Nicholson gets his teeth yanked out in the original movie?
	11:59pm Bronwyn Bishop: thank YOU darlings!!!!! happy new year 1982, i mean 2022!!!
	12:00am Bronwyn Bishop: @Franco: Yes! That was cut from the stage show, but reinstated in the 1986 film with Bill Murray in the Nicholson role
	12:00am Listener Gregory: Barry, we miss you.
	12:00am doctorjazz: I used to deliver kosher barbecue chicken to Manilow's mom ready back when...
	🎭 12:01am WR: Thank you thank you, muah!
	🎭 12:03am WR: Cats and Little Shop of Horrors. Good bookends for considering the range of a year.

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from December 28, 2021

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