WFMU: Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from January 7, 2022

Listener comments!
	🎭 6:57pm Listener Gregory: Hi, Bronwyn! It was great to see the picture of you playing the accordion in today's listing of Drummer Stream shows!
	🎭 6:58pm WR: getting to my seat before the curtain.
	🎭 7:01pm Listener Gregory: Am I the only listener who knows that "Morocco" refers to a goat skin used to bind books, formerly associated with that country? At least, so I believe, from reading catalogs of old books.
	🎭 7:01pm Listener Gregory: @WR, there will be no late seating!
	7:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Gregory and WR!! Gregory you scared me, I actually did used to play accordion when I was a kid and I thought Doug had somehow tracked down a photo of me when I was 13
	7:04pm Webhamster Henry: The curtain rises!
	🎭 7:04pm TonyR: That meaning of "Morocco" was new to me. (But now we are being shushed....)
	7:06pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Henry and Tony!!! :D
	🎭 7:06pm Listener Gregory: I'm going to print that picture out and put it on my wall with your name underneath. It's a shame you gave up the accordion, though. Nice lively opening.
	7:09pm Webhamster Henry: I'm pausing StarKid's "Twisted" for the duration of the show.
	7:09pm NB: "A handsome, hard-wearing leather made of goat-skin and apt for dyeing in strong colours. Islamic in origin, the morocco leathers were first imported into western Europe through Turkey and Venice, domesticated in Italy early in the 16th century, north of the Alps early and in England late in the 17th. Turkey was the normal name in England in the 17th and early 18th centuries. "Today, morocco has no more geographical significance than its subspecies levant and turkey, for most of it used for binding comes from other parts of the world; and the only common denominator among the numerous varieties of leather which go under the name is that they are all goat-skin...." -- John Carter, ABC for Book Collectors, 6th ed. (1980)
	🎭 7:11pm TonyR: "No one's gonna keep me from my mic!"
	7:12pm Webhamster Henry: There's a whole congregation of Jesus Musicals.
	🎭 7:15pm TonyR: A matinee of Jesus musicals.
	🎭 7:18pm Listener Gregory: Ha, @NB, I checked my memory against that same book before writing my comment!
	🎭 7:20pm Listener Gregory: BB, you have "traditional" for the music & lyrics of Shenandoah, but it sounded to me like they wrote new lyrics to the old song, which I found rather jarring. At least, those lyrics are not the ones I've usually heard in folk settings or choruses.
	7:24pm Webhamster Henry: Kris Kristofferson imitates Shel Siverstein.
	7:24pm Webhamster Henry: Ahh from the First Nudie Musical!
	7:24pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Listener Gregory, I think there's a joke about the double meanings of "morocco" in the song "The Road to Morocco". I knew the meaning!
	🎭 7:24pm diciassette: Ahoy! Was Steely Dan in this one?
	🎭 7:25pm Listener Gregory: Nice work if you can get it.
	7:26pm Roberto: Oh my, I remember watching The First Nudie Musical on the one premium channel we had when I was a kid.
	🎭 7:26pm Listener Gregory: @Sweet Lizzie, I was responding to the show title, which I bet comes from that song.
	🎭 7:29pm WR: Just can't wrap my head around "starwars of nudie musicals". Just a random attempt to associate with something that was successful?
	7:30pm Webhamster Henry: Here's Fred!
	7:31pm Webhamster Henry: I hope you didn't spend good money on this record.
	7:31pm Roberto: If it was released in 1976, it was the Star Wars of nudie musicals before there even was a Star Wars.
	🎭 7:39pm diciassette: Plumbing the depths on AJH!
	🎭 7:42pm Listener Gregory: Little known fact: That dildo song originated in Yiddish theater. A lot of people say it was even funnier there.
	🎭 7:44pm Listener Gregory: I mean, the rhyme of "dildische" and "knish" is simply not in English.
	7:46pm Roberto: BTW my parents yanked that premium channel when they figured out what my friends and I had been watching on it :/
	7:46pm Dean: Oh, nuts, I missed the NBOS, but I'm happy you chose to play it!
	7:47pm doctorjazz: This is such a pretty song.
	7:47pm Webhamster Henry: Herrrrre's Bobby.
	7:52pm ARB: Heya guys and dolls!
	🎭 7:54pm WR: Marimba break!
	7:55pm doctorjazz: And bass sax, don't hear that much these days
	7:55pm Webhamster Henry: I hope you're all foxtrotting.
	🎭 7:57pm WR: Based on the range of records released labeled as foxtrot that can mean anything.
	7:57pm Bronwyn Bishop: Whiskey Tango Foxtrot
	🎭 7:58pm diciassette: Sounds swell!
	7:58pm doctorjazz: Didn't WILCO release that album?
	7:59pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I'm picturing Margaret Dumont singing this to Groucho
	🎭 7:59pm Listener Gregory: @WR, I find it interesting to listen to classic jazz sides on YouTube and see the original record label with the description "FoxTrot," as if someone was going to dance these records. Maybe they were, but good luck to them!
	7:59pm doctorjazz: Pretty long for a record from the 20s (must have spanned 2 sides)
	8:00pm HyperDose: I'm VERY into this groove!
	🎭 8:04pm diciassette: Just finished a very interesting podcast series on Sammy & Dino (Frank guest starred)
	8:05pm Zach from Hackensack: this is such a good show.
	8:05pm Zach from Hackensack: need to tune into this stream more
	🎭 8:06pm TonyR: Quickly signed into Qobuz to add that Mary Martin recording to my life. TY!
	8:07pm Webhamster Henry: The Fleischers did a parody of the Road movies with Popeye, Olive and Bluto called "We're on Our Way to Rio"
	🎭 8:08pm Listener Gregory: The "road to Morocco" pun only works in that particular phrasing. You couldn't get it with "we're bound for..., going to...," or any other phrasing ending in a preposition, which would be the most common way to say that. So, I give Johnny Burke great credit for coming up with this.
	🎭 8:12pm TonyR: Good grief.
	8:12pm Andrew Hollywood: good evening all 🖤🍳🖤
	🎭 8:13pm WR: Welcome Zach and Andrew!
	🎭 8:13pm diciassette: Mah mwah, mah mwah mwah
	🎭 8:16pm diciassette: *cue the trombones !
	8:17pm Webhamster Henry: New bed music in the Ken Tradition.
	8:18pm Roberto: Dang, middle schoolers got mad skills.
	🎭 8:20pm diciassette: My cousin & I are driving to Hollywood in Greta Garbo (the Volvo), soon
	🎭 8:22pm TonyR: 2020. Killed by COVID?
	🎭 8:26pm Listener Gregory: Do I see Oscar Wilde in the album cover for Man of No Importance? I don't think he is singing, though.
	🎭 8:27pm TonyR: Wilde is invoked by name by the character.
	8:27pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Zach from Hackensack: thanks so much!!! :D
	8:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Gregory: Yes, the show is about a guy trying to stage a production of Wilde's play Salome in Dublin
	8:29pm Webhamster Henry: Fans of Roger Rees are encouraged to spend a few hours with the DVDs of the RSC's The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby.
	8:32pm Webhamster Henry: As we dip back into pp. 144-5 of Not Since Carrie.
	8:35pm Roberto: Turd-jid
	🎭 8:37pm TonyR: FMEA trailers.
	🎭 8:38pm TonyR: I never will forget... Jeanette.
	8:39pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: The Castro Theater in San Francisco shows this every year on the anniversary of the earthquake - the one in 1906 - with accompaniment on the Mighty Wurlitzer that rises up out of the floor! At least I hope they still do.
	🎭 8:40pm diciassette: An anthem!
	8:41pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Lizzie: That sounds amazing, I want to go!!!
	8:41pm Bronwyn Bishop: @diciassette: Haha I figured you would like that one
	8:42pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I saw Gold Diggers of 33 there and at the line 'Ever since the world began / A woman's got to have her man' there was hissing!
	🎭 8:42pm diciassette: I have seen the Wurlitzer rise! It's wonderful.
	🎭 8:43pm Listener Gregory: I didn't realize just what pipes Jeanette had.
	8:43pm solo mon: Helloo Bronwyn! Happy New Year!
	🎭 8:43pm diciassette: Lizzie, ffft ffft!
	8:44pm solo mon: Love me some Joan
	8:46pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: A great show! happy new year
	🎭 8:47pm diciassette: Joan Crawford vs Anita Page in Our Modern Maidens, I will never get over that one
	🎭 8:50pm diciassette: (I was actually thinking of Our Dancing Daughters, for the record)
	🎭 8:52pm TonyR: Thank You, BB.
	8:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yay! Nice show, Bronwyn.
	8:55pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks again! Now should we go off to the virtual Sardis or the Virtual Joe Allens?
	🎭 8:55pm diciassette: Thanks! ❤️
	🎭 8:56pm TonyR: Guy Fieri's!!!
	🎭 8:56pm diciassette: The Copa, Copa Cabana?
	🎭 8:56pm WR: solo mon and ARB, on deck. Bronwyn, thank you! Take care heading home, watchout for ice.
	8:56pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Bronwyn!
	8:57pm Webhamster Henry: The Comedian Harmonists would have done a good version of Copacabana on their disco album. The were a good 50 years too early.
	8:58pm Listener Gregory: Why are people saying thanks? And good-bye? Is it… can it be? Time to stop???? Aaaaaarrrrrrrggggggghhhhh! Well, thanks a lot, and good-bye, Bronwyn. Great show.
	8:59pm Bronwyn Bishop: Thank you darlings!!!!

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from January 7, 2022

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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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January 7, 2022: Like Webster's dictionary, we're Morocco-bound

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The Salvation Company	The Revival	earl of ruston	Capitol Records	1970	Music: Peter Link Lyrics: C.C. Courtney & Ragan Courtney	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Robert Horton	Shenandoah "Shenandoah" by "Robert Horton"	The Man Called Shenandoah	Columbia Records	1966	Music & Lyrics: Traditional	0:17:58 (Pop-up)
Christopher Sieber	The Ballad of Farquaad	Shrek the Musical	Decca	2008	Music: Jeanine Tesori Lyrics: David Lindsay-Abaire	0:20:03 (Pop-up)
Kris Kristofferson	Son of a Scoundrel	Ned Kelly	United Artists	1970	Music & Lyrics: Shel Silverstein	0:22:05 (Pop-up)
The Dancing Dildos	Dancing Dildos	The First Nudie Musical	No Label	1976	Music & Lyrics: Bruce Kimmel	0:24:58 (Pop-up)
Passion Flower Hotel Orchestra	The Syndicate	Original Cast Recording of Passion Flower Hotel	CBS	1965	Music: John Barry	0:27:30 (Pop-up)
Fred Astaire	Attitude Dancing "Attitude Dancing" by "Fred Astaire"	attitude dancing	United Artists Records	1976	Music & Lyrics: Carly Simon & Jacob Brackman	0:30:44 (Pop-up)

Stewart Figa & New Budapest Orpheum Society	Composers' Revolution in Heaven	As Dreams Fall Apart	Cedille Records	2014	Music & Lyrics: Hermann Leopoldi	0:42:27 (Pop-up)
Mary Martin & Richard Rodgers	It Never Entered My Mind	Mary Martin Sings/Richard Rodgers Plays	RCA Victor	1958	Music: Richard Rodgers Lyrics: Lorenz Hart	0:44:52 (Pop-up)
Bobby Short	Manhattan "Manhattan" by "Bobby Short"	Songs by Bobby Short	Atlantic	1955	Music: Richard Rodgers Lyrics: Lorenz Hart	0:47:29 (Pop-up)
Ray Starita & His Ambassadors Band	The Five O'Clock Girl (Selections)	The Five O'Clock Girl (Selections)	Columbia	1929	Music: Harry Ruby Lyrics: Bert Kalmar	0:53:04 (Pop-up)
Bing Crosby & Bob Hope with Vic Schoen and His Orchestra	The Road To Morocco	Put It There, Pal/The Road to Morocco	Decca	1945	Music: Jimmy Van Heusen Lyrics: Johnny Burke	0:59:17 (Pop-up)
The Rat Pack	We Open in Venice "We Open in Venice" by "The Rat Pack"	The Sammy Davis Jr. Show	Warner Records Inc	1966	Music & Lyrics: Cole Porter	1:01:36 (Pop-up)

Charles Grean & His Orchestra and Chorus	You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown	"The Unicorn" and Other Favorites for Growing Boys and Girls	RCA Camden	1968	Music & Lyrics: Clark Gesner	1:13:42 (Pop-up)
Florida Middle School Honors Band	Give My Regards to Broadway	2013 Florida Music Educators Association (FMEA): Middle School Honors Band & All-State Middle School Concert Band	Mark Records	2013	Music: George M. Cohan	1:15:43 (Pop-up)
Carmen Cusack & Flying Over Sunset Company	Flying Over Sunset	Flying Over Sunset rehearsal footage	No Label	2020	Music: Tom Kitt Lyrics: Michael Korie	1:18:32 (Pop-up)
Roger Rees & Charles Keating	Man in the Mirror	A Man of No Importance (A New Musical - Original Cast Recording Lincoln Center Theater)	Jay Productions Ltd.	2003	Music: Stephen Flaherty Lyrics: Lynn Ahrens	1:22:15 (Pop-up)
Hoon & Rona Figueroa	Shikataganai	Making Tracks - Songs from the Musical	Original Cast	2002	Music: Woody Pak Lyrics: Brian Yorkey	1:25:23 (Pop-up)
Tom Brandon, Matt Bateman & Joe Leather	Mother-in-Law	Live Recording	No Label	Unknown	Music: Cy Coleman Lyrics: Cy Coleman & A.E. Hotchner	1:30:30 (Pop-up)

Jeanette MacDonald	San Francisco "San Francisco" by "Jeanette MacDonald"	San Francisco	No Label	1936	Music: Bronislaw Kaper & Walter Jurmann Lyrics: Gus Kahn	1:39:35 (Pop-up)
Fred Astaire & Joan Crawford	Heigh Ho, the Gang's All Here	Dancing Lady	No Label	1933	Music: Burton Lane Lyrics: Harold Adamson	1:43:24 (Pop-up)
Yvonne Arnaud	Chiquita "Chiquita" by "Yvonne Arnaud"	Chiquita	Columbia	1919	Music: Ivan Caryll Lyrics: George V. Hobart, Philander Johnson, Clifford Grey & Irving Caesar	1:46:38 (Pop-up)
Sarah Dunn & Sophie Adickes	The Sisters	Goblin Market (live recording)	No Label	2019	Music: Polly Pen Lyrics: Christina Rossetti	1:49:50 (Pop-up)

Barry Manilow	Every Single Day "Every Single Day" by "Barry Manilow"	Live Recording	No Label	Unknown	Music: Barry Manilow Lyrics: Bruce Sussman	1:55:59 (Pop-up)
Don Ameche & Hildegard Neff	As on Through the Seasons We Sail	Silk Stockings (Original Cast Recording)	RCA Victor	1955	Music & Lyrics: Cole Porter	1:58:38 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🎭 6:57pm Listener Gregory: Hi, Bronwyn! It was great to see the picture of you playing the accordion in today's listing of Drummer Stream shows!
	🎭 6:58pm WR: getting to my seat before the curtain.
	🎭 7:01pm Listener Gregory: Am I the only listener who knows that "Morocco" refers to a goat skin used to bind books, formerly associated with that country? At least, so I believe, from reading catalogs of old books.
	🎭 7:01pm Listener Gregory: @WR, there will be no late seating!
	7:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Gregory and WR!! Gregory you scared me, I actually did used to play accordion when I was a kid and I thought Doug had somehow tracked down a photo of me when I was 13
	7:04pm Webhamster Henry: The curtain rises!
	🎭 7:04pm TonyR: That meaning of "Morocco" was new to me. (But now we are being shushed....)
	7:06pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Henry and Tony!!! :D
	🎭 7:06pm Listener Gregory: I'm going to print that picture out and put it on my wall with your name underneath. It's a shame you gave up the accordion, though. Nice lively opening.
	7:09pm Webhamster Henry: I'm pausing StarKid's "Twisted" for the duration of the show.
	7:09pm NB: "A handsome, hard-wearing leather made of goat-skin and apt for dyeing in strong colours. Islamic in origin, the morocco leathers were first imported into western Europe through Turkey and Venice, domesticated in Italy early in the 16th century, north of the Alps early and in England late in the 17th. Turkey was the normal name in England in the 17th and early 18th centuries. "Today, morocco has no more geographical significance than its subspecies levant and turkey, for most of it used for binding comes from other parts of the world; and the only common denominator among the numerous varieties of leather which go under the name is that they are all goat-skin...." -- John Carter, ABC for Book Collectors, 6th ed. (1980)
	🎭 7:11pm TonyR: "No one's gonna keep me from my mic!"
	7:12pm Webhamster Henry: There's a whole congregation of Jesus Musicals.
	🎭 7:15pm TonyR: A matinee of Jesus musicals.
	🎭 7:18pm Listener Gregory: Ha, @NB, I checked my memory against that same book before writing my comment!
	🎭 7:20pm Listener Gregory: BB, you have "traditional" for the music & lyrics of Shenandoah, but it sounded to me like they wrote new lyrics to the old song, which I found rather jarring. At least, those lyrics are not the ones I've usually heard in folk settings or choruses.
	7:24pm Webhamster Henry: Kris Kristofferson imitates Shel Siverstein.
	7:24pm Webhamster Henry: Ahh from the First Nudie Musical!
	7:24pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Listener Gregory, I think there's a joke about the double meanings of "morocco" in the song "The Road to Morocco". I knew the meaning!
	🎭 7:24pm diciassette: Ahoy! Was Steely Dan in this one?
	🎭 7:25pm Listener Gregory: Nice work if you can get it.
	7:26pm Roberto: Oh my, I remember watching The First Nudie Musical on the one premium channel we had when I was a kid.
	🎭 7:26pm Listener Gregory: @Sweet Lizzie, I was responding to the show title, which I bet comes from that song.
	🎭 7:29pm WR: Just can't wrap my head around "starwars of nudie musicals". Just a random attempt to associate with something that was successful?
	7:30pm Webhamster Henry: Here's Fred!
	7:31pm Webhamster Henry: I hope you didn't spend good money on this record.
	7:31pm Roberto: If it was released in 1976, it was the Star Wars of nudie musicals before there even was a Star Wars.
	🎭 7:39pm diciassette: Plumbing the depths on AJH!
	🎭 7:42pm Listener Gregory: Little known fact: That dildo song originated in Yiddish theater. A lot of people say it was even funnier there.
	🎭 7:44pm Listener Gregory: I mean, the rhyme of "dildische" and "knish" is simply not in English.
	7:46pm Roberto: BTW my parents yanked that premium channel when they figured out what my friends and I had been watching on it :/
	7:46pm Dean: Oh, nuts, I missed the NBOS, but I'm happy you chose to play it!
	7:47pm doctorjazz: This is such a pretty song.
	7:47pm Webhamster Henry: Herrrrre's Bobby.
	7:52pm ARB: Heya guys and dolls!
	🎭 7:54pm WR: Marimba break!
	7:55pm doctorjazz: And bass sax, don't hear that much these days
	7:55pm Webhamster Henry: I hope you're all foxtrotting.
	🎭 7:57pm WR: Based on the range of records released labeled as foxtrot that can mean anything.
	7:57pm Bronwyn Bishop: Whiskey Tango Foxtrot
	🎭 7:58pm diciassette: Sounds swell!
	7:58pm doctorjazz: Didn't WILCO release that album?
	7:59pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I'm picturing Margaret Dumont singing this to Groucho
	🎭 7:59pm Listener Gregory: @WR, I find it interesting to listen to classic jazz sides on YouTube and see the original record label with the description "FoxTrot," as if someone was going to dance these records. Maybe they were, but good luck to them!
	7:59pm doctorjazz: Pretty long for a record from the 20s (must have spanned 2 sides)
	8:00pm HyperDose: I'm VERY into this groove!
	🎭 8:04pm diciassette: Just finished a very interesting podcast series on Sammy & Dino (Frank guest starred)
	8:05pm Zach from Hackensack: this is such a good show.
	8:05pm Zach from Hackensack: need to tune into this stream more
	🎭 8:06pm TonyR: Quickly signed into Qobuz to add that Mary Martin recording to my life. TY!
	8:07pm Webhamster Henry: The Fleischers did a parody of the Road movies with Popeye, Olive and Bluto called "We're on Our Way to Rio"
	🎭 8:08pm Listener Gregory: The "road to Morocco" pun only works in that particular phrasing. You couldn't get it with "we're bound for..., going to...," or any other phrasing ending in a preposition, which would be the most common way to say that. So, I give Johnny Burke great credit for coming up with this.
	🎭 8:12pm TonyR: Good grief.
	8:12pm Andrew Hollywood: good evening all 🖤🍳🖤
	🎭 8:13pm WR: Welcome Zach and Andrew!
	🎭 8:13pm diciassette: Mah mwah, mah mwah mwah
	🎭 8:16pm diciassette: *cue the trombones !
	8:17pm Webhamster Henry: New bed music in the Ken Tradition.
	8:18pm Roberto: Dang, middle schoolers got mad skills.
	🎭 8:20pm diciassette: My cousin & I are driving to Hollywood in Greta Garbo (the Volvo), soon
	🎭 8:22pm TonyR: 2020. Killed by COVID?
	🎭 8:26pm Listener Gregory: Do I see Oscar Wilde in the album cover for Man of No Importance? I don't think he is singing, though.
	🎭 8:27pm TonyR: Wilde is invoked by name by the character.
	8:27pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Zach from Hackensack: thanks so much!!! :D
	8:28pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Gregory: Yes, the show is about a guy trying to stage a production of Wilde's play Salome in Dublin
	8:29pm Webhamster Henry: Fans of Roger Rees are encouraged to spend a few hours with the DVDs of the RSC's The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby.
	8:32pm Webhamster Henry: As we dip back into pp. 144-5 of Not Since Carrie.
	8:35pm Roberto: Turd-jid
	🎭 8:37pm TonyR: FMEA trailers.
	🎭 8:38pm TonyR: I never will forget... Jeanette.
	8:39pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: The Castro Theater in San Francisco shows this every year on the anniversary of the earthquake - the one in 1906 - with accompaniment on the Mighty Wurlitzer that rises up out of the floor! At least I hope they still do.
	🎭 8:40pm diciassette: An anthem!
	8:41pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Lizzie: That sounds amazing, I want to go!!!
	8:41pm Bronwyn Bishop: @diciassette: Haha I figured you would like that one
	8:42pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: I saw Gold Diggers of 33 there and at the line 'Ever since the world began / A woman's got to have her man' there was hissing!
	🎭 8:42pm diciassette: I have seen the Wurlitzer rise! It's wonderful.
	🎭 8:43pm Listener Gregory: I didn't realize just what pipes Jeanette had.
	8:43pm solo mon: Helloo Bronwyn! Happy New Year!
	🎭 8:43pm diciassette: Lizzie, ffft ffft!
	8:44pm solo mon: Love me some Joan
	8:46pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: A great show! happy new year
	🎭 8:47pm diciassette: Joan Crawford vs Anita Page in Our Modern Maidens, I will never get over that one
	🎭 8:50pm diciassette: (I was actually thinking of Our Dancing Daughters, for the record)
	🎭 8:52pm TonyR: Thank You, BB.
	8:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yay! Nice show, Bronwyn.
	8:55pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks again! Now should we go off to the virtual Sardis or the Virtual Joe Allens?
	🎭 8:55pm diciassette: Thanks! ❤️
	🎭 8:56pm TonyR: Guy Fieri's!!!
	🎭 8:56pm diciassette: The Copa, Copa Cabana?
	🎭 8:56pm WR: solo mon and ARB, on deck. Bronwyn, thank you! Take care heading home, watchout for ice.
	8:56pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Bronwyn!
	8:57pm Webhamster Henry: The Comedian Harmonists would have done a good version of Copacabana on their disco album. The were a good 50 years too early.
	8:58pm Listener Gregory: Why are people saying thanks? And good-bye? Is it… can it be? Time to stop???? Aaaaaarrrrrrrggggggghhhhh! Well, thanks a lot, and good-bye, Bronwyn. Great show.
	8:59pm Bronwyn Bishop: Thank you darlings!!!!

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from January 7, 2022

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