WFMU: Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from February 11, 2022

Listener comments!
	🎭 7:00pm TonyR: Stupid e-tickets on friggin' phones. Fie, I say! In my day, an usher tore the thing and gave you back half. Was that so WRONG?? Anyway, I survived and am here on time.
	🎭 7:01pm Listener Gregory: Got my acid, my jazz, and my hands, so I am ready to partaaaaaaayyyyyy!
	7:01pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Tony: What a coincidence, I said exactly that, word for word, at Encores last Sunday
	🎭 7:01pm Listener Gregory: Hey, why are my hands floating around the ceiling???? Maybe I overdid it with the acid.
	7:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: You can never overdo it with the acid here on Acid Jazz Hands!!!
	🎭 7:02pm Listener Gregory: Bronwyn, no drugs are needed to have an out-of-body experience on AJH.
	🎭 7:03pm TonyR: But please keep your hands to yourself!
	7:04pm doctorjazz: Hi Bronwyn and Acid Jazzers! (It would it be Acid Jazz Handers?... Acid Jazz Handlers?...)
	7:05pm doctorjazz: LG, share the acid!
	🎭 7:05pm TonyR: LG just slapped me from the pit!
	7:06pm Webhamster Henry: For comparison, HAIRSPRAY the musical was from 2003.
	7:06pm doctorjazz: But watch out for the brown acid going around...
	🎭 7:06pm TonyR: Mike Love will sue you to death.
	7:07pm doctorjazz: Hairspray is almost 20 years old? Oy!!!
	7:08pm Webhamster Henry: Loser's Lounge occasionally does thematic revues, but usually they do works of one or two composers or bands.
	7:08pm doctorjazz: Always wanted to catch one of those Loser's Lounge shows, but never made it.
	7:10pm Webhamster Henry: They still do them! www.loserslounge.com Joe McGinty & The Loser’s Lounge present the debut of an all new show: “Dylan/ Not Dylan.” A night of songs written by Bob Dylan, one of the greatest songwriters of all time, but performed as they were interpreted by other artists.
	🎭 7:10pm Listener Gregory: It's all so.... oh wow. I mean, ALL of it!
	7:13pm Webhamster Henry: Nice to get back to the Harold Rome songbook.
	7:14pm Webhamster Henry: Betty Garrett & Jules Munshin were also in On The Town, previous track!
	🎭 7:16pm TonyR: A little ditty about homelessness. So colorful!
	7:18pm charlotte: Glad to hear some On The Town! I played in the pit orchestra for a production a couple years ago. Such difficult music, but such a good time
	7:18pm doctorjazz: Sounded interesting, so I checked out ticket availability for the Friday Dylan/Not Dylan (haven't gone to a live show since early December, when the latest wave started). Almost sold out, single seats near the washroom only ones left...
	🎭 7:22pm Listener Gregory: That Cole Porter song seemed like a deep cut to me. Is everyone else familiar with it?
	7:22pm Webhamster Henry: @drjazz I used to be part of their roster of singers, it was tremendous fun! Some songs are done dead-accurately, others take off into another direction!
	7:22pm Bronwyn Bishop: @charlotte: So cool, Bernstein's score must have been fun/crazy to play!!
	🎭 7:26pm WR: Hi hi, have been listening but not giving my full attention until now.
	🎭 7:27pm Listener Gregory: To truly appreciate Under the Arches, you had to eat Marmite as a child.
	🎭 7:27pm Listener Gregory: Yes, Ms Bishop!!
	7:28pm Webhamster Henry: Call Me Madam (Irving Berlin) was in 1950
	🎭 7:28pm WR: I call my co-workers and customers Mr. and Ms. exception those I am very close with.
	7:28pm charlotte: Totally was! Some of the notes I didn’t even know were in my instrument’s range
	7:30pm doctorjazz: Henry, it seems to be a terrific idea for a concert (many, though not including me) believe Dylan done by other artists is the best Dylan. But the only show that has available tickets is Thursday 9:30, which of course is a difficult time to manage for most who work.
	7:30pm doctorjazz: It must have been much fun to perform at those shows, though, Henry.
	7:31pm Webhamster Henry: @DRJazz they'll do more. They are super fun! We used to do them in the Fez Under Time Cafe and over in the WestBeth theatre.
	🎭 7:32pm Listener Gregory: He worst thing of many bad things about St Louis women is their store-bought hair.
	🎭 7:34pm Listener Gregory: I give credit to Ms. Boston for that performance, as the memory of Bessie Smith is never far from that song.
	7:36pm doctorjazz: I remember the Fez Under Time Cafe-very short lived if I remember that part correctly. Went to see the Microscopic Septet one Sunday there when a blizzard started that day (hadn't paid attention to weather that day). There were 6 people in the audience for the 1st set, just me and my date for the 2nd set. I tend to bop my head enthusiastically at concerts with eyes closed-I lifted my head, looked up, and the whole band was bopping their heads in time with mine in a tease...
	7:37pm doctorjazz: (I talked to members of the band a few years back when they did a reunion concert, they still remembered that)
	7:39pm doctorjazz: We're in the 20's and 30's; Satch made this famous. This is a really nice version though.
	7:40pm doctorjazz: (you didn't post who's singing yet, I'd guess an older diva)
	7:42pm doctorjazz: She would have been 66 in 1991 (she has the wide vibrato some singers develop when they get older) She's still terrific!
	🎭 7:43pm Listener Gregory: Sarah Vaughan does my favorite version of this. The Microscopic Septet was a great group, Doctor!
	7:44pm doctorjazz: LG, just love the Micros! Their up there with acts that I've seen the most in concert.
	7:44pm doctorjazz: They're, hope my old English teacher isn't reading my posts.
	🎭 7:45pm Listener Gregory: Ain’t Misbehavin’ is a great musical. I think I saw it, but possibly I just played the Cast album a few dozen times.
	🎭 7:49pm diciassette: Ah this bed music!
	🎭 7:51pm Listener Gregory: Ms Bishop, did you say that all the songs of Ain't Misbehavin' are by Fats Waller? It also included some songs that he performed but didn't write, like It's a Sin to Tell a Lie, yass yass.
	🎭 7:52pm diciassette: :O
	7:53pm doctorjazz: I believe I saw Ain't Misbehavin', was fun.
	🎭 7:56pm diciassette: TonyR, always will-call for me! (where possible) Tickets make excellent book marks, in whatever I happen to have been reading at the time.
	7:56pm HyperDose: Good evening, splendored things!
	🎭 8:05pm Listener Gregory: Kern goes to Hollywood seems a strange theme for a musical.
	🎭 8:05pm diciassette: Ah Paris! Ah Hollywood! I'll take either (and Manhattan to boot)
	8:08pm doctorjazz: Will have to catch the rest in the archives, thanks, Bronwyn!
	8:11pm Webhamster Henry: For a while it seemed like there were more Sondheim Tribute shows than Sondheim shows.
	🎭 8:15pm Listener Gregory: Pretty Lady was less effective for me with the "Pretty Lydie" pronunciation.
	🎭 8:18pm diciassette: ❤️
	8:21pm Webhamster Henry: This is fun to hear a little scene from the show!
	8:21pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): greetings, Bronwyn and kins!
	🎭 8:24pm diciassette: Ahoy, Mx!
	🎭 8:28pm Listener Gregory: Not for all the onions in Bermuda would I attend a Paul Whiteman musical.
	8:31pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): lovely noodles, diciassette
	8:32pm Webhamster Henry: @Listener Gregory give King Of Jazz a chance! en.wikipedia.org...
	🎭 8:36pm Listener Gregory: How many onions are you offering, Mr Henry?
	🎭 8:41pm Listener Gregory: What does “Surabaya” actually mean? This is a real question.
	8:44pm Webhamster Henry: Surabaya is a city in Indonesia.
	8:45pm Webhamster Henry: So it's like calling him "Tokyo Joe."
	🎭 8:45pm Listener Gregory: Huh! Thanks, Webhamster.
	8:46pm Webhamster Henry: More from the deep trunk of Cole Porter!
	🎭 8:47pm diciassette: Here is Ben Bagley! What is a revue without Ben Bagley.
	🎭 8:48pm Listener Gregory: You have really stumped me with your Cole Porter choices, Ms Bishop. How many other songs did he write that @doctorj and I don’t know, because Ella Fitzgerald never recorded them?
	8:49pm Webhamster Henry: Jacques Brel Is Alive And Well.. was the first of the song revue shows!
	8:50pm Webhamster Henry: Mort Shuman did the English translations/ adaptations of the Brel songs. It was a very exciting time!
	8:51pm solo mon: I watched the Brel film version recently boy it was a real trip!
	🎭 8:52pm WR: A tune that Tiny Tim did justice to but greatly enjoying this recording.
	🎭 8:55pm WR: Didn't know Livin' in the Sunlight was a Sherman / Lewis song.
	8:56pm Webhamster Henry: @solo mon that movie was part of an interesting experiment in filming Broadway (and in this case, off Broadway) and showing the films for higher ticket prices in a limited number of movie theatres for a limited time "never to be shown again". It was not a big success.
	🎭 8:56pm Listener Gregory: While Ms Bishop was three, watching SpongeBob, I was listening to the Tiny Tim album, which I bought w my own money.
	🎭 8:57pm diciassette: A much delayed thank you, Mx Bee
	8:58pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks for the record party! Next week: all the Forbidden Broadways.
	🎭 9:00pm diciassette: A somewhat more timely thank you, Ms B!
	🎭 9:01pm WR: Thank you, Ms. Bishop! Darling!
	🎭 9:02pm Listener Gregory: Great show, Ms Bishop! I was afraid it was all going to be Motown and rock covers, and you really surprised me.

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from February 11, 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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February 11, 2022: Reviewing Revues

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Adriane Lenox, Laura Theodore & Pattie Darcy	The Beehive Dance	Beehive, The Musical (Original Cast Recording)	Rock Dream Records	2007	Music & Lyrics: Unknown	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Jerome Robbins' Broadway Ensemble	Some Other Time; New York, New York (Reprise)	Jerome Robbins' Broadway (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	BMG Music	1996	Music: Leonard Bernstein Lyrics: Betty Comden & Adolph Green	0:10:01 (Pop-up)
Lawrence Winters	Going Home Train	Call Me Mister - Original Broadway Cast	Decca	1949	Music & Lyrics: Harold Rome	0:12:06 (Pop-up)
Roy Hudd & Christopher Timothy	Free	Underneath the Arches (Original London Cast)	TER	2002	Music & Lyrics: Jimmy Kennedy	0:14:36 (Pop-up)
Martin Smith	Rap Tap on Wood "Rap Tap on Wood" by "Martin Smith"	A Swell Party	Silva Screen Records	1991	Music & Lyrics: Cole Porter	0:16:58 (Pop-up)
Loni Ackerman, George Lee Andrews & Margery Cohen	Pleased with Myself	Starting Here, Starting Now	Masterworks Broadway	1977	Music: David Shire Lyrics: Richard Maltby Jr.	0:19:28 (Pop-up)

Greta Boston	St. Louis Blues "St. Louis Blues" by "Greta Boston"	It Ain't Nothin' But the Blues	MCA Records	2000	Music & Lyrics: W.C. Handy	0:31:45 (Pop-up)
Bubbling Brown Sugar Orchestra	Stompin' at the Savoy/Take the "A" Train	Bubbling Brown Sugar (Original Broadway Cast)	Avco Records	1976	Music: Edgar Sampson ("Stompin' at the Savoy") & Billy Strayhorn ("Take the 'A' Train")	0:35:00 (Pop-up)
Cab Calloway	I Can't Give You Anything But Love	Blackbirds of 1928/Shuffle Along	Masterworks Broadway	2011	Music: Jimmy McHugh Lyrics: Dorothy Fields	0:37:34 (Pop-up)
Carrie Smith	i've got a right to sing the blues	Black and Blue (Original Broadway Cast)	DRG	1991	Music: Harold Arlen Lyrics: Ted Koehler	0:39:56 (Pop-up)
Nell Carter, Armelia McQueen, Ken Page & Charlaine Woodard	Lounging at the Waldorf	Ain't Misbehavin' Original Broadway Cast Recording	BMG Music	1978	Music: Fats Waller Lyrics: Richard Maltby Jr.	0:43:16 (Pop-up)

Guy Stroman, Jason Graae, Stan Chandler & David Engel	Love Is a Many Splendored Thing	Forever Plaid (Original Cast Recording)	Masterworks Broadway	1990	Music: Sammy Fain Lyrics: Paul Francis Webster	0:53:51 (Pop-up)
Carol Woods	Lover Man "Lover Man" by "Carol Woods"	Blues in the Night - Original London Cast Recording	Exallshow Ltd	1987	Music & Lyrics: Jimmy Davis, Ram Ramirez & James Sherman	0:56:30 (Pop-up)
Happy as a Sandbag Ensemble	Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy	Live Recording	No Label	2008	Music & Lyrics: Don Raye & Hughie Prince	1:00:47 (Pop-up)
David Kernan	The Last Time I Saw Paris	Jerome Kern Goes to Hollywood (Donmar Warehouse Cast Recording)	Exallshow Ltd	1985	Music: Jerome Kern Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II	1:03:15 (Pop-up)
Elaine Delmar	Twentieth Century Blues	Cowardy Custard	Sony Music Entertainment	1972	Music & Lyrics: Noel Coward	1:06:33 (Pop-up)

Millicent Martin, Julia McKenzie & David Kernan	Pretty Lady	Side by Side by Sondheim (Original London Cast Recording)	Masterworks Broadway	1976	Music & Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim	1:12:03 (Pop-up)
Michael Rupert & Rachel York	Bang!	Putting It Together (Original Off-Broadway Cast Recording)	RCA	1993	Music & Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim	1:14:15 (Pop-up)
Noel Coward & Gertrude Lawrence	Private Lives, Act 1, Love Scene: Featuring Someday I'll Find You	Noel and Gertie	His Master's Voice	1954	Music & Lyrics: Noel Coward	1:17:04 (Pop-up)
Oh Coward! Ensemble	Mrs. Worthington	Live Recording	No Label	2009	Music & Lyrics: Noel Coward	1:21:49 (Pop-up)
Paul Whiteman	As Thousands Cheer Medley	RCA Victor Presents Paul Whiteman in a Tabloid Version of "As Thousands Cheer"/"Let 'Em Eat Cake"	RCA Victor	1933	Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin	1:24:34 (Pop-up)

Jason Graae	Love, Look Away "Love, Look Away" by "Jason Graae"	A Grand Night for Singing (Original Cast)	Varèse Sarabande	1994	Music: Richard Rodgers Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II	1:31:43 (Pop-up)
Maurice & Gregory Hines	hot feet "hot feet" by "Maurice & Gregory Hines"	Eubie! Tony Awards performance	No Label	1979	Music: Eubie Blake	1:33:25 (Pop-up)
Jennifer Shelton & the All Night Strut Company	Operator	Live Recording	No Label	2011	Music & Lyrics: Sister Wynona Carr & William Spivery	1:37:32 (Pop-up)
Judy Kaye	Surabaya Johnny "Surabaya Johnny" by "Judy Kaye"	Live Recording	No Label	1986	Music: Kurt Weill Lyrics: Bertolt Brecht (translated into English)	1:42:38 (Pop-up)
Carmen Alvarez, Harold Lang & William Hickey	What Shall I Do?	Ben Bagley's The Decline and Fall of the Entire World as Seen Through the Eyes of Cole Porter	Painted Smiles	1991	Music & Lyrics: Cole Porter	1:45:08 (Pop-up)
Mort Shuman	Mathilde "Mathilde" by "Mort Shuman"	Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris (Original Off-Broadway Cast Recording)	Masterworks Broadway	1968	Music: Jacques Brel Lyrics: Jacques Brel (translated into English by Eric Blau & Mort Shuman)	1:48:25 (Pop-up)
Stuart Matthew Price & Greg Castiglioni	Livin' in the Sunlight/Now's the Time to Fall in Love/You Gotta Be a Football Hero	A Spoonful of Sherman (Original London Cast Recording)	SimG Records	2015	Music & Lyrics: Al Sherman & Al Lewis	1:52:59 (Pop-up)

Chita Rivera	Wherever He Ain't "Wherever He Ain't" by "Chita Rivera"	Jerry's Girls (Live Recording)	No Label	Unknown	Music & Lyrics: Jerry Herman	1:59:26 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🎭 7:00pm TonyR: Stupid e-tickets on friggin' phones. Fie, I say! In my day, an usher tore the thing and gave you back half. Was that so WRONG?? Anyway, I survived and am here on time.
	🎭 7:01pm Listener Gregory: Got my acid, my jazz, and my hands, so I am ready to partaaaaaaayyyyyy!
	7:01pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Tony: What a coincidence, I said exactly that, word for word, at Encores last Sunday
	🎭 7:01pm Listener Gregory: Hey, why are my hands floating around the ceiling???? Maybe I overdid it with the acid.
	7:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: You can never overdo it with the acid here on Acid Jazz Hands!!!
	🎭 7:02pm Listener Gregory: Bronwyn, no drugs are needed to have an out-of-body experience on AJH.
	🎭 7:03pm TonyR: But please keep your hands to yourself!
	7:04pm doctorjazz: Hi Bronwyn and Acid Jazzers! (It would it be Acid Jazz Handers?... Acid Jazz Handlers?...)
	7:05pm doctorjazz: LG, share the acid!
	🎭 7:05pm TonyR: LG just slapped me from the pit!
	7:06pm Webhamster Henry: For comparison, HAIRSPRAY the musical was from 2003.
	7:06pm doctorjazz: But watch out for the brown acid going around...
	🎭 7:06pm TonyR: Mike Love will sue you to death.
	7:07pm doctorjazz: Hairspray is almost 20 years old? Oy!!!
	7:08pm Webhamster Henry: Loser's Lounge occasionally does thematic revues, but usually they do works of one or two composers or bands.
	7:08pm doctorjazz: Always wanted to catch one of those Loser's Lounge shows, but never made it.
	7:10pm Webhamster Henry: They still do them! www.loserslounge.com Joe McGinty & The Loser’s Lounge present the debut of an all new show: “Dylan/ Not Dylan.” A night of songs written by Bob Dylan, one of the greatest songwriters of all time, but performed as they were interpreted by other artists.
	🎭 7:10pm Listener Gregory: It's all so.... oh wow. I mean, ALL of it!
	7:13pm Webhamster Henry: Nice to get back to the Harold Rome songbook.
	7:14pm Webhamster Henry: Betty Garrett & Jules Munshin were also in On The Town, previous track!
	🎭 7:16pm TonyR: A little ditty about homelessness. So colorful!
	7:18pm charlotte: Glad to hear some On The Town! I played in the pit orchestra for a production a couple years ago. Such difficult music, but such a good time
	7:18pm doctorjazz: Sounded interesting, so I checked out ticket availability for the Friday Dylan/Not Dylan (haven't gone to a live show since early December, when the latest wave started). Almost sold out, single seats near the washroom only ones left...
	🎭 7:22pm Listener Gregory: That Cole Porter song seemed like a deep cut to me. Is everyone else familiar with it?
	7:22pm Webhamster Henry: @drjazz I used to be part of their roster of singers, it was tremendous fun! Some songs are done dead-accurately, others take off into another direction!
	7:22pm Bronwyn Bishop: @charlotte: So cool, Bernstein's score must have been fun/crazy to play!!
	🎭 7:26pm WR: Hi hi, have been listening but not giving my full attention until now.
	🎭 7:27pm Listener Gregory: To truly appreciate Under the Arches, you had to eat Marmite as a child.
	🎭 7:27pm Listener Gregory: Yes, Ms Bishop!!
	7:28pm Webhamster Henry: Call Me Madam (Irving Berlin) was in 1950
	🎭 7:28pm WR: I call my co-workers and customers Mr. and Ms. exception those I am very close with.
	7:28pm charlotte: Totally was! Some of the notes I didn’t even know were in my instrument’s range
	7:30pm doctorjazz: Henry, it seems to be a terrific idea for a concert (many, though not including me) believe Dylan done by other artists is the best Dylan. But the only show that has available tickets is Thursday 9:30, which of course is a difficult time to manage for most who work.
	7:30pm doctorjazz: It must have been much fun to perform at those shows, though, Henry.
	7:31pm Webhamster Henry: @DRJazz they'll do more. They are super fun! We used to do them in the Fez Under Time Cafe and over in the WestBeth theatre.
	🎭 7:32pm Listener Gregory: He worst thing of many bad things about St Louis women is their store-bought hair.
	🎭 7:34pm Listener Gregory: I give credit to Ms. Boston for that performance, as the memory of Bessie Smith is never far from that song.
	7:36pm doctorjazz: I remember the Fez Under Time Cafe-very short lived if I remember that part correctly. Went to see the Microscopic Septet one Sunday there when a blizzard started that day (hadn't paid attention to weather that day). There were 6 people in the audience for the 1st set, just me and my date for the 2nd set. I tend to bop my head enthusiastically at concerts with eyes closed-I lifted my head, looked up, and the whole band was bopping their heads in time with mine in a tease...
	7:37pm doctorjazz: (I talked to members of the band a few years back when they did a reunion concert, they still remembered that)
	7:39pm doctorjazz: We're in the 20's and 30's; Satch made this famous. This is a really nice version though.
	7:40pm doctorjazz: (you didn't post who's singing yet, I'd guess an older diva)
	7:42pm doctorjazz: She would have been 66 in 1991 (she has the wide vibrato some singers develop when they get older) She's still terrific!
	🎭 7:43pm Listener Gregory: Sarah Vaughan does my favorite version of this. The Microscopic Septet was a great group, Doctor!
	7:44pm doctorjazz: LG, just love the Micros! Their up there with acts that I've seen the most in concert.
	7:44pm doctorjazz: They're, hope my old English teacher isn't reading my posts.
	🎭 7:45pm Listener Gregory: Ain’t Misbehavin’ is a great musical. I think I saw it, but possibly I just played the Cast album a few dozen times.
	🎭 7:49pm diciassette: Ah this bed music!
	🎭 7:51pm Listener Gregory: Ms Bishop, did you say that all the songs of Ain't Misbehavin' are by Fats Waller? It also included some songs that he performed but didn't write, like It's a Sin to Tell a Lie, yass yass.
	🎭 7:52pm diciassette: :O
	7:53pm doctorjazz: I believe I saw Ain't Misbehavin', was fun.
	🎭 7:56pm diciassette: TonyR, always will-call for me! (where possible) Tickets make excellent book marks, in whatever I happen to have been reading at the time.
	7:56pm HyperDose: Good evening, splendored things!
	🎭 8:05pm Listener Gregory: Kern goes to Hollywood seems a strange theme for a musical.
	🎭 8:05pm diciassette: Ah Paris! Ah Hollywood! I'll take either (and Manhattan to boot)
	8:08pm doctorjazz: Will have to catch the rest in the archives, thanks, Bronwyn!
	8:11pm Webhamster Henry: For a while it seemed like there were more Sondheim Tribute shows than Sondheim shows.
	🎭 8:15pm Listener Gregory: Pretty Lady was less effective for me with the "Pretty Lydie" pronunciation.
	🎭 8:18pm diciassette: ❤️
	8:21pm Webhamster Henry: This is fun to hear a little scene from the show!
	8:21pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): greetings, Bronwyn and kins!
	🎭 8:24pm diciassette: Ahoy, Mx!
	🎭 8:28pm Listener Gregory: Not for all the onions in Bermuda would I attend a Paul Whiteman musical.
	8:31pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): lovely noodles, diciassette
	8:32pm Webhamster Henry: @Listener Gregory give King Of Jazz a chance! en.wikipedia.org...
	🎭 8:36pm Listener Gregory: How many onions are you offering, Mr Henry?
	🎭 8:41pm Listener Gregory: What does “Surabaya” actually mean? This is a real question.
	8:44pm Webhamster Henry: Surabaya is a city in Indonesia.
	8:45pm Webhamster Henry: So it's like calling him "Tokyo Joe."
	🎭 8:45pm Listener Gregory: Huh! Thanks, Webhamster.
	8:46pm Webhamster Henry: More from the deep trunk of Cole Porter!
	🎭 8:47pm diciassette: Here is Ben Bagley! What is a revue without Ben Bagley.
	🎭 8:48pm Listener Gregory: You have really stumped me with your Cole Porter choices, Ms Bishop. How many other songs did he write that @doctorj and I don’t know, because Ella Fitzgerald never recorded them?
	8:49pm Webhamster Henry: Jacques Brel Is Alive And Well.. was the first of the song revue shows!
	8:50pm Webhamster Henry: Mort Shuman did the English translations/ adaptations of the Brel songs. It was a very exciting time!
	8:51pm solo mon: I watched the Brel film version recently boy it was a real trip!
	🎭 8:52pm WR: A tune that Tiny Tim did justice to but greatly enjoying this recording.
	🎭 8:55pm WR: Didn't know Livin' in the Sunlight was a Sherman / Lewis song.
	8:56pm Webhamster Henry: @solo mon that movie was part of an interesting experiment in filming Broadway (and in this case, off Broadway) and showing the films for higher ticket prices in a limited number of movie theatres for a limited time "never to be shown again". It was not a big success.
	🎭 8:56pm Listener Gregory: While Ms Bishop was three, watching SpongeBob, I was listening to the Tiny Tim album, which I bought w my own money.
	🎭 8:57pm diciassette: A much delayed thank you, Mx Bee
	8:58pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks for the record party! Next week: all the Forbidden Broadways.
	🎭 9:00pm diciassette: A somewhat more timely thank you, Ms B!
	🎭 9:01pm WR: Thank you, Ms. Bishop! Darling!
	🎭 9:02pm Listener Gregory: Great show, Ms Bishop! I was afraid it was all going to be Motown and rock covers, and you really surprised me.

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from February 11, 2022

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