WFMU: Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from June 17, 2022

Listener comments!
	🎭 7:06pm WR: Faron Young was a great interpreter of classic musical revue tunes.
	🎭 7:06pm Listener Gregory: I am pretty sure Hank Williams was never in a musical.
	🎭 7:06pm Listener Gregory: Wow, Faron Young! I missed that one.
	7:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bronwyn B in the house ... soon.
	🎭 7:07pm WR: I cheated, I looked at the stream playlist.
	🎭 7:08pm WR: Bud Deckelman it says now, Wow, Doug has depth in all directions.
	7:11pm doctorjazz: Thank goodness, my Darling Deficiency is resolved!
	🎭 7:12pm Listener Gregory: Nothing weird, please, Bronwyn. My stomach is a bit iffy tonight.
	🎭 7:12pm WR: Bud Deckelman was pretty weird but I'm sure you are up to topping it.
	7:12pm doctorjazz: At the grill, but listening.
	7:13pm doctorjazz: Beatles cover?(don't think they made it to Broadway)
	🎭 7:14pm TonyR: Brownwyn is back!! And my marathon swag came today! My AJH "Sondheim Unplugged" prize! My AJH premium download code! My oven mitt! My apron! And I completed my first week of actual paid work since July 2021. Yay me. Yay 'FMU.
	🎭 7:14pm WR: I thought I could smell that someone in the neighborhood is grilling.
	🎭 7:14pm TonyR: Surely there was a "Beatlemania" Original Cast Recording?
	🎭 7:15pm WR: Yay TonyR on getting paid!
	🎭 7:15pm TonyR: Just a bootleg. Not surprised.
	🎭 7:15pm Listener Gregory: Congratulations, TonyR!
	7:15pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hello everyone!!!! Sorry for the lateness...I somehow lost my freakin keys
	🎭 7:15pm TonyR: When _I_ get paid, 'FMU gets paid....
	7:16pm doctorjazz: Ahhhh...
	🎭 7:16pm TonyR: I was taken to "Beatlemania" at a very young age. The colors and costumes for the "Sgt. Pepper" stuff was great, but I remember little else.
	🎭 7:18pm TonyR: I keep forgettin' my darn mask when I go outside. Always gotta circle back, 'cause it ain't over.
	🎭 7:18pm TonyR: Covid hits Brownwyn and Mick Jagger. Hmmmm....
	🎭 7:19pm WR: You can go as late as you wish tonight. Sure, quarantining in Rockford Ill. Sounds like a cover story.
	🎭 7:20pm TonyR: Tell the affiliates we're goin' long!
	🎭 7:20pm WR: Hope it was only the station keys that you lost.
	7:21pm doctorjazz: Went to see the Beatles cover brunch at The City Winery, was fun. They did the costume change bit and played the music convincingly. Was fun.
	🎭 7:23pm TonyR: Ronnie Spector could not be stopped from performing her Phil-powned hits in concert performance, but there is no safe harbor for repurposing as part of a theatrical presentation, as she discovered Phil was able to say "No", forcing her to drop several of her most famous tunes from her theatrical/cabaret reminiscence show.
	🎭 7:24pm TonyR: Philly has a McCityWinery now. Went up right a the beginning of plague, and is still running. Tiny.
	🎭 7:26pm Listener Gregory: I had to go to Toronto for a wedding last week, so I wonder if you and I drove in parallel at some point, BB. Also, I just began to wonder whether my iffy stomach means I caught something on the trip...
	7:26pm doctorjazz: Was in Cleveland last week, they have a lot of footage of live Beatles from the rooftop concert (large screen, good sound, was captivating). That was post Sgt Pepper, but they had simplified the music to enable live performance.
	🎭 7:26pm TonyR: @WR: IK,R? I checked my checking account balance at the ATM, and I was not used to the sensation of a surprise uptick in the available balance.
	🎭 7:43pm Listener Gregory: Ray Conniff was a trombone player. I saw dozens of his albums in my youth and had no inkling of that.
	🎭 7:43pm TonyR: The wet mills of your mind.
	🎭 7:52pm WR: Nearly every movie in India is a musical. And the few that are not, have songs in the foreground of the soundtrack.
	🎭 7:55pm TonyR: And yet, SOMEBODY approved "All This and World War II"
	🎭 7:58pm TonyR: I ::heart:: the Spanish Bizarre label design.
	🎭 7:59pm Listener Gregory: Strangely, Bronwyn, without trying to you have almost perfectly recapitulated the Grammy telecast!
	🎭 8:02pm TonyR: For a Grammy telecast, you need at least one braying jackass, so CHECK!
	8:06pm Dean: Shoot, missed the Lata. Last week I visited a local Indian market with a supply of classical and Bollywood in the back. Picked up a couple live Lata performances, a recital by Nikhil Banerjee, Dagar Brothers, and Bhimsen Joshi.
	🎭 8:06pm TonyR: BB went all Transpacific Sound Paradise on our ass.
	🎭 8:07pm TonyR: Ooh. The most glamorous DECCA variation of them all!
	🎭 8:12pm Listener Gregory: Don't know who are what this is, but it sounds like the real deal.
	🎭 8:15pm Listener Gregory: Bronwyn's tale of Rockford woe + my iffy stomach + a mild fever + returning from a wedding made me take a Covid home test. Negative! I think that means I have some garden variety bug. @doctorj, please diagnose and prescribe an instant cure, thx.
	8:17pm doctorjazz: Dinner done, listening while eating, now can relax.
	🎭 8:20pm WR: Interesting Dean on finding those. I live next to a "Little India" commercial area. Several blocks of all Indian, Pakistan, Nepal, Bengali businesses. Used to be 6 or 8 stores dedicated to DVDs and CDs and several more that had a selection. Pretty much none now, one place that has a selection of classical and devotional CDs and a couple of phone stores that have a table of stuff that has been sitting in the sun for years. I assume the market all moved online, streaming and download.
	🎭 8:21pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, no relaxing! Read my post!!
	🎭 8:23pm Listener Gregory: The cut I identified as "the real deal" was the Fletcher Henderson one. That band was one of the very best large jazz bands of its time. We probably heard Coleman Hawkins on tenor. (Known as "the inventor of the tenor saxophone," for non-jazz readers.)
	8:26pm doctorjazz: So sorry to read about it, LG! "Iffy stomach" generally calls for a very light diet, tea, crackers, soup/broth, rice, banana, toast, that sort of stuff. Nothing greasy, fried, spicy (generally the fun foods) for a day or so. Mylanta sometimes is helpful, generally it is just a bit of time. Bill is in the mail...
	🎭 8:28pm Listener Gregory: Thanks! I also found one of those desiccant packages in my Covid test. I never remember whether I am supposed to eat it before or after taking the test. I did a little of both.
	8:31pm Dean: The store near me, WR, seems to be interested in holding inventory for those of us who care. But there are a few other similar stores in the area that I haven't explored.
	🎭 8:34pm Listener Gregory: I don't remember La Fanette from the cast album, BB, though it's listed as being in the show. Maybe it didn't fit on the album?
	🎭 8:35pm Listener Gregory: Nope, it is on the cast album. Strange. I heard that record many times.
	8:36pm doctorjazz: Fletcher Henderson was pivotal in early jazz. In addition to Coleman Hawkins, he had different jazz stars come through the orchestra, including Louis Armstrong (who's said to have left Henderson because he wouldn't allow Louis to sing-what an error), Roy Eldridge, Benny Carter, Henry "Red" Allen, Doc Cheatham, and many others, and pioneered the sound of big band jazz. He later went on (when his band folded, he wasn't a star) to arrange for Benny Goodman.
	8:40pm doctorjazz: My wife received a text this afternoon from the New Jersey Dept of Health, warning her that her phone was noted to be near the phone of someone who tested positive for COVID for 15 or more minutes, so likely she was exposed. That's it; no information on when or where it happened, for instance. She's fine, and tested negative, but doesn't recall if she ever signed up for these warnings (I didn't get one). It's a bit creepy...
	🎭 8:43pm WR: Sorry guys, by the time that Henderson recording was made, Coleman Hawkins was no longer in the band. Was Ben Webster on tenor, no slouch Mr. Webster. Gonna go all Stork on yas. matrix 21941-1 Sing You Sinners - arranged by FH released Vocalion 4125 recorded New York, October 25, 1937. FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Dick Vance, t, a / Russell Smith, Emmett Berry, t / John McConnell, Albert Wynn, Ed Cuffee, tb / Jerry Blake, cl as, v, a / Hilton Jefferson, al, as / Elmer Williams, Ben Webster, cl, ts / Lawrence Lucie, g / Israel Crosby, sb / Pete Suggs, d / Chuck Richards
	🎭 8:44pm Listener Gregory: Fortunately all that information will only be used for good purposes, @doctorj. Thanks for the info, WR. Agreed that little is lost when you add Ben Webster to your band, no matter who he's replacing.
	8:47pm doctorjazz: Nice, WR; good Storking! By the late 30's, Hawkins was already a star (he had a jukebox hit in 1939). Ben Webster was a good replacement choice, as, early on, he was very much influenced by and sounding like Coleman Hawkins (though later on his sound mellowed and smoothed over, and would never be confused for Hawkins).
	🎭 8:48pm Listener Gregory: Believe me, I can confuse all those tenor players if I am just given a chance.
	8:49pm Bronwyn Bishop: I myself am very confused
	🎭 8:50pm Listener Gregory: It is a temporary condition, Bronwyn, which will only last as long as your life. At least, that is my experience.
	8:50pm doctorjazz: It's late to comment, but the announcements are quiet.
	8:51pm doctorjazz: Better!
	8:52pm Dean: The Shulman title isn't the English word "slave." It means Slavic.
	8:52pm Dean: Like Tchaikovsky.
	8:53pm doctorjazz: Hey Dean!
	8:54pm doctorjazz: Still obsessing over the CD player...
	8:54pm doctorjazz: Close to the end, great show, Bronwyn, great to have you back!
	8:55pm AnyaRobert: Love it! Thanks, Bronwyn. Hope to see you tomorrow! Anya & Robert
	8:55pm Dean: Hi, doc. Just received an announcement of new Linn turntable upgrades. A new tonearm I might have to sell cocaine to acquire. I continue to love my SACD/CD player, from which I expect less than the table these days.
	8:55pm doctorjazz: Oh No, not Linn upgrades...I can sell my kids...
	8:56pm Dean: I know. The arm isn't that crazy expensive, but combined with the appropriate bearing and subchassis...ugh.
	8:58pm doctorjazz: I did major upgrades maybe 8-10 years ago, afraid to check them out...
	8:59pm Marie: Hey Bronwyn, loving the show!
	🎭 9:01pm Listener Gregory: That was Doug Watkins featured on bass on "Softly..." Did Lee Morgan even play on the cut?
	9:01pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Anya&Robert: Thanks for listening, looking forward to the show!!
	9:02pm doctorjazz: Loved that Lee Morgan (Morgan doesn't appear on the track,just bassist Doug Watkins) You beat me, LG! (It's not nice to beat your doctor...) and this Etta Jones, great tracks!
	9:04pm doctorjazz: There's a new Ekos SE, for an exorbitant amount of money, sheesh!
	9:04pm Marie: don't get bit (by the rat)
	9:05pm Dean: Just picked up a new collection of Morgan stuff from, of all places, Target. They had a 3 for 2 sale, and I grabbed this: Lee Morgan - The Complete Live At The Lighthouse (8 CD Box Set) https://www.target.com/p/lee-morgan-the-complete-live-at-the-lighthouse-8-cd-box-set/-/A-83698405
	9:05pm doctorjazz: Night all!
	🎭 9:06pm Listener Gregory: Very nice show, Bronwyn. But if you think you can beat up a NYC subway rat, I'm afraid you might find out the hard way that it isn't so easy. Good luck with the keys!
	9:06pm doctorjazz: I have that set, Dean (LP and digital download), good stuff (but hard to listen to if you don't break it up quite a bit).
	9:07pm Dean: I rarely listen to eight discs in a sitting!
	9:07pm doctorjazz: My daughter was walking in Manhattan, felt a really hard knock and push on her leg, thought it was some person pushing or shoving, turned out is was a rat running into her, which took off in a huff!
	9:08pm Bronwyn Bishop: Whenever I hear Gogol Bordello I think of the time in college when there were like 12 of us packed into the little radio studio at midnight and my buddy Chris and I danced wildly to their song American Wedding
	🎭 9:08pm WR: Yes, Dean, that set is a nice deep dive. Thanks DJ. And thank you! Bronwyn, a wonderful episode today. Great variety! Great songs! Great performers! Great Host!

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from June 17, 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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June 17, 2022: The show where I forgot my keys

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Beatlemania Ensemble	A Day in the Life	Beatlemania (bootleg)	No Label	1977	Music & Lyrics: John Lennon & Paul McCartney	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Alex Brightman & 35MM: A Musical Exhibition Original Cast	Crazytown	35MM: A Musical Exhibition (Original Cast Recording)	Ghostlight Records	2012	Music & Lyrics: Ryan Scott Oliver	0:15:09 (Pop-up)
Birdeatsbaby	What the Water Gave Me	Feast of Hammers	Dead Round Eyes	2012	Music & Lyrics: Unknown	0:18:41 (Pop-up)
Kommil Foo	Ik Red Me Wel "Ik Red Me Wel" by "Kommil Foo"	Bek!	BMG Ariola Belgium NV/SA	1998	Music: Mark Vanhie & Mich Walschaerts Lyrics: Mich Walschaerts & Raf Walschaerts	0:21:57 (Pop-up)
Ringmasters	Smile "Smile" by "Ringmasters"	Ringmasters II	Theregoat	2014	Music: Charlie Chaplin Lyrics: John Turner & Geoffrey Parsons	0:27:26 (Pop-up)
The Ray Conniff Singers	The Windmills of Your Mind	Jean	CBS	1969	Music: Michel Legrand Lyrics: Eddy Marnay (translated into English by Alan & Marilyn Bergman)	0:31:29 (Pop-up)

Javed Ali	Srivalli "Srivalli" by "Javed Ali"	Pushpa the Rise Part - 01 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)	Super Cassettes Industries	2021	Music & Lyrics: Chandrabose	0:37:40 (Pop-up)
Mohammed Rafi & Lata Mangeshkar	Tan Rang Lo Ji Aaj Man Ranglo	Kohinoor (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)	Saregama	1960	Music: Naushad Lyrics: Shakeel Badayuni	0:40:27 (Pop-up)
E.T. Mensah	Ghana-Guinea-Mali "Ghana-Guinea-Mali" by "E.T. Mensah"	Day by Day	RetroAfric	1991	Music & Lyrics: Unknown	0:44:05 (Pop-up)
Orquesta Gran Casino	El Gitano y El Burro	El Gitano y el Burro/El Fantasma del Castillo	Spanish Bizarre	1942	Music & Lyrics: Unknown	0:46:48 (Pop-up)
Harmony Sisters & Dallape-orkesteri	Sataman valot (Harbour Lights)	30 Suosikkia	WEA	2005	Music: Will Grosz Lyrics: Jimmy Kennedy (translated into Finnish by Kerttu Mustonen)	0:51:29 (Pop-up)
Max Van Praag	Als Ik Tweemaal Met Mijn Fietsbel Bel	Hé, Louis/Als Ik Tweemaal M'n Fietsbel Bel	Decca	1952	Music & Lyrics: Cor Woldendorp & Jack Bess	0:54:25 (Pop-up)

Ralph Flanagan & His Orchestra	Oklahoma! In Swing	Oklahoma for Dancing	RCA Victor	1955	Music: Richard Rodgers Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II	1:00:49 (Pop-up)
Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra	Sing You Sinners	Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra	Double Play	Unknown	Music: W. Franke Harling	1:04:38 (Pop-up)
Xavier Cugat and His Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra	The Lady in Red	The Lady in Red/Adios Muchachos	Victor	1937	Music & Lyrics: Allie Wrubel & Mort Dixon	1:07:07 (Pop-up)
Ann Miller, Harold Nicholas & the Layson Brothers	Mr. Beebe	Carolina Blues	No Label	1944	Music: Jule Styne Lyrics: Sammy Cahn & Dudley Brooks	1:09:09 (Pop-up)
Anna Maria Alberghetti	Aladdin "Aladdin" by "Anna Maria Alberghetti"	Aladdin	Columbia	1958	Music & Lyrics: Cole Porter	1:14:00 (Pop-up)

Jacques Brel	La Fanette "La Fanette" by "Jacques Brel"	La Fanette/J'Aimais	Barclay	1963	Music & Lyrics: Jacques Brel	1:21:46 (Pop-up)
Mort Shuman	Ma chanson italienne "Ma chanson italienne" by "Mort Shuman"	Slave	Philips	1980	Music & Lyrics: Mort Shuman	1:23:51 (Pop-up)
Mari Trini	Yo no soy esa "Yo no soy esa" by "Mari Trini"	Yo no soy esa	UA Latino	1972	Music & Lyrics: Mari Trini	1:30:20 (Pop-up)
Gabi Novak	Ne trazi drugi put "Ne trazi drugi put" by "Gabi Novak"	Ne trazi drugi put/Putovanje na mjesto nesrece	Jugoton	1971	Music: Alfi Kabiljo Lyrics: Arsen Dedic	1:33:12 (Pop-up)
Marco Sison	My Love Will See You Through	My Love Will See You Through	WEA	1982	Music & Lyrics: Unknown	1:35:57 (Pop-up)

Anya Turner & Robert Grusecki	In This Raggedy Time	In This Raggedy Time	No Label	2022	Music & Lyrics: Anya Turner & Robert Grusecki	1:44:05 (Pop-up)
Lee Morgan	Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise	Introducing Lee Morgan	Savoy	1956	Music: Sigmund Romberg	1:46:01 (Pop-up)
Etta Jones	The More I See You "The More I See You" by "Etta Jones"	Hollar!	Prestige	1963	Music: Harry Warren Lyrics: Mack Gordon	1:47:56 (Pop-up)

Gogol Bordello	Start Wearing Purple	Gypsy Punks: Underdog World Strike	SideOneDummy	2005	Music: Eugene Hutz & Gogol Bordello Lyrics: Eugene Hutz	1:56:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🎭 7:06pm WR: Faron Young was a great interpreter of classic musical revue tunes.
	🎭 7:06pm Listener Gregory: I am pretty sure Hank Williams was never in a musical.
	🎭 7:06pm Listener Gregory: Wow, Faron Young! I missed that one.
	7:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: Bronwyn B in the house ... soon.
	🎭 7:07pm WR: I cheated, I looked at the stream playlist.
	🎭 7:08pm WR: Bud Deckelman it says now, Wow, Doug has depth in all directions.
	7:11pm doctorjazz: Thank goodness, my Darling Deficiency is resolved!
	🎭 7:12pm Listener Gregory: Nothing weird, please, Bronwyn. My stomach is a bit iffy tonight.
	🎭 7:12pm WR: Bud Deckelman was pretty weird but I'm sure you are up to topping it.
	7:12pm doctorjazz: At the grill, but listening.
	7:13pm doctorjazz: Beatles cover?(don't think they made it to Broadway)
	🎭 7:14pm TonyR: Brownwyn is back!! And my marathon swag came today! My AJH "Sondheim Unplugged" prize! My AJH premium download code! My oven mitt! My apron! And I completed my first week of actual paid work since July 2021. Yay me. Yay 'FMU.
	🎭 7:14pm WR: I thought I could smell that someone in the neighborhood is grilling.
	🎭 7:14pm TonyR: Surely there was a "Beatlemania" Original Cast Recording?
	🎭 7:15pm WR: Yay TonyR on getting paid!
	🎭 7:15pm TonyR: Just a bootleg. Not surprised.
	🎭 7:15pm Listener Gregory: Congratulations, TonyR!
	7:15pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hello everyone!!!! Sorry for the lateness...I somehow lost my freakin keys
	🎭 7:15pm TonyR: When _I_ get paid, 'FMU gets paid....
	7:16pm doctorjazz: Ahhhh...
	🎭 7:16pm TonyR: I was taken to "Beatlemania" at a very young age. The colors and costumes for the "Sgt. Pepper" stuff was great, but I remember little else.
	🎭 7:18pm TonyR: I keep forgettin' my darn mask when I go outside. Always gotta circle back, 'cause it ain't over.
	🎭 7:18pm TonyR: Covid hits Brownwyn and Mick Jagger. Hmmmm....
	🎭 7:19pm WR: You can go as late as you wish tonight. Sure, quarantining in Rockford Ill. Sounds like a cover story.
	🎭 7:20pm TonyR: Tell the affiliates we're goin' long!
	🎭 7:20pm WR: Hope it was only the station keys that you lost.
	7:21pm doctorjazz: Went to see the Beatles cover brunch at The City Winery, was fun. They did the costume change bit and played the music convincingly. Was fun.
	🎭 7:23pm TonyR: Ronnie Spector could not be stopped from performing her Phil-powned hits in concert performance, but there is no safe harbor for repurposing as part of a theatrical presentation, as she discovered Phil was able to say "No", forcing her to drop several of her most famous tunes from her theatrical/cabaret reminiscence show.
	🎭 7:24pm TonyR: Philly has a McCityWinery now. Went up right a the beginning of plague, and is still running. Tiny.
	🎭 7:26pm Listener Gregory: I had to go to Toronto for a wedding last week, so I wonder if you and I drove in parallel at some point, BB. Also, I just began to wonder whether my iffy stomach means I caught something on the trip...
	7:26pm doctorjazz: Was in Cleveland last week, they have a lot of footage of live Beatles from the rooftop concert (large screen, good sound, was captivating). That was post Sgt Pepper, but they had simplified the music to enable live performance.
	🎭 7:26pm TonyR: @WR: IK,R? I checked my checking account balance at the ATM, and I was not used to the sensation of a surprise uptick in the available balance.
	🎭 7:43pm Listener Gregory: Ray Conniff was a trombone player. I saw dozens of his albums in my youth and had no inkling of that.
	🎭 7:43pm TonyR: The wet mills of your mind.
	🎭 7:52pm WR: Nearly every movie in India is a musical. And the few that are not, have songs in the foreground of the soundtrack.
	🎭 7:55pm TonyR: And yet, SOMEBODY approved "All This and World War II"
	🎭 7:58pm TonyR: I ::heart:: the Spanish Bizarre label design.
	🎭 7:59pm Listener Gregory: Strangely, Bronwyn, without trying to you have almost perfectly recapitulated the Grammy telecast!
	🎭 8:02pm TonyR: For a Grammy telecast, you need at least one braying jackass, so CHECK!
	8:06pm Dean: Shoot, missed the Lata. Last week I visited a local Indian market with a supply of classical and Bollywood in the back. Picked up a couple live Lata performances, a recital by Nikhil Banerjee, Dagar Brothers, and Bhimsen Joshi.
	🎭 8:06pm TonyR: BB went all Transpacific Sound Paradise on our ass.
	🎭 8:07pm TonyR: Ooh. The most glamorous DECCA variation of them all!
	🎭 8:12pm Listener Gregory: Don't know who are what this is, but it sounds like the real deal.
	🎭 8:15pm Listener Gregory: Bronwyn's tale of Rockford woe + my iffy stomach + a mild fever + returning from a wedding made me take a Covid home test. Negative! I think that means I have some garden variety bug. @doctorj, please diagnose and prescribe an instant cure, thx.
	8:17pm doctorjazz: Dinner done, listening while eating, now can relax.
	🎭 8:20pm WR: Interesting Dean on finding those. I live next to a "Little India" commercial area. Several blocks of all Indian, Pakistan, Nepal, Bengali businesses. Used to be 6 or 8 stores dedicated to DVDs and CDs and several more that had a selection. Pretty much none now, one place that has a selection of classical and devotional CDs and a couple of phone stores that have a table of stuff that has been sitting in the sun for years. I assume the market all moved online, streaming and download.
	🎭 8:21pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, no relaxing! Read my post!!
	🎭 8:23pm Listener Gregory: The cut I identified as "the real deal" was the Fletcher Henderson one. That band was one of the very best large jazz bands of its time. We probably heard Coleman Hawkins on tenor. (Known as "the inventor of the tenor saxophone," for non-jazz readers.)
	8:26pm doctorjazz: So sorry to read about it, LG! "Iffy stomach" generally calls for a very light diet, tea, crackers, soup/broth, rice, banana, toast, that sort of stuff. Nothing greasy, fried, spicy (generally the fun foods) for a day or so. Mylanta sometimes is helpful, generally it is just a bit of time. Bill is in the mail...
	🎭 8:28pm Listener Gregory: Thanks! I also found one of those desiccant packages in my Covid test. I never remember whether I am supposed to eat it before or after taking the test. I did a little of both.
	8:31pm Dean: The store near me, WR, seems to be interested in holding inventory for those of us who care. But there are a few other similar stores in the area that I haven't explored.
	🎭 8:34pm Listener Gregory: I don't remember La Fanette from the cast album, BB, though it's listed as being in the show. Maybe it didn't fit on the album?
	🎭 8:35pm Listener Gregory: Nope, it is on the cast album. Strange. I heard that record many times.
	8:36pm doctorjazz: Fletcher Henderson was pivotal in early jazz. In addition to Coleman Hawkins, he had different jazz stars come through the orchestra, including Louis Armstrong (who's said to have left Henderson because he wouldn't allow Louis to sing-what an error), Roy Eldridge, Benny Carter, Henry "Red" Allen, Doc Cheatham, and many others, and pioneered the sound of big band jazz. He later went on (when his band folded, he wasn't a star) to arrange for Benny Goodman.
	8:40pm doctorjazz: My wife received a text this afternoon from the New Jersey Dept of Health, warning her that her phone was noted to be near the phone of someone who tested positive for COVID for 15 or more minutes, so likely she was exposed. That's it; no information on when or where it happened, for instance. She's fine, and tested negative, but doesn't recall if she ever signed up for these warnings (I didn't get one). It's a bit creepy...
	🎭 8:43pm WR: Sorry guys, by the time that Henderson recording was made, Coleman Hawkins was no longer in the band. Was Ben Webster on tenor, no slouch Mr. Webster. Gonna go all Stork on yas. matrix 21941-1 Sing You Sinners - arranged by FH released Vocalion 4125 recorded New York, October 25, 1937. FLETCHER HENDERSON AND HIS ORCHESTRA: Fletcher Henderson, p, a, dir: Dick Vance, t, a / Russell Smith, Emmett Berry, t / John McConnell, Albert Wynn, Ed Cuffee, tb / Jerry Blake, cl as, v, a / Hilton Jefferson, al, as / Elmer Williams, Ben Webster, cl, ts / Lawrence Lucie, g / Israel Crosby, sb / Pete Suggs, d / Chuck Richards
	🎭 8:44pm Listener Gregory: Fortunately all that information will only be used for good purposes, @doctorj. Thanks for the info, WR. Agreed that little is lost when you add Ben Webster to your band, no matter who he's replacing.
	8:47pm doctorjazz: Nice, WR; good Storking! By the late 30's, Hawkins was already a star (he had a jukebox hit in 1939). Ben Webster was a good replacement choice, as, early on, he was very much influenced by and sounding like Coleman Hawkins (though later on his sound mellowed and smoothed over, and would never be confused for Hawkins).
	🎭 8:48pm Listener Gregory: Believe me, I can confuse all those tenor players if I am just given a chance.
	8:49pm Bronwyn Bishop: I myself am very confused
	🎭 8:50pm Listener Gregory: It is a temporary condition, Bronwyn, which will only last as long as your life. At least, that is my experience.
	8:50pm doctorjazz: It's late to comment, but the announcements are quiet.
	8:51pm doctorjazz: Better!
	8:52pm Dean: The Shulman title isn't the English word "slave." It means Slavic.
	8:52pm Dean: Like Tchaikovsky.
	8:53pm doctorjazz: Hey Dean!
	8:54pm doctorjazz: Still obsessing over the CD player...
	8:54pm doctorjazz: Close to the end, great show, Bronwyn, great to have you back!
	8:55pm AnyaRobert: Love it! Thanks, Bronwyn. Hope to see you tomorrow! Anya & Robert
	8:55pm Dean: Hi, doc. Just received an announcement of new Linn turntable upgrades. A new tonearm I might have to sell cocaine to acquire. I continue to love my SACD/CD player, from which I expect less than the table these days.
	8:55pm doctorjazz: Oh No, not Linn upgrades...I can sell my kids...
	8:56pm Dean: I know. The arm isn't that crazy expensive, but combined with the appropriate bearing and subchassis...ugh.
	8:58pm doctorjazz: I did major upgrades maybe 8-10 years ago, afraid to check them out...
	8:59pm Marie: Hey Bronwyn, loving the show!
	🎭 9:01pm Listener Gregory: That was Doug Watkins featured on bass on "Softly..." Did Lee Morgan even play on the cut?
	9:01pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Anya&Robert: Thanks for listening, looking forward to the show!!
	9:02pm doctorjazz: Loved that Lee Morgan (Morgan doesn't appear on the track,just bassist Doug Watkins) You beat me, LG! (It's not nice to beat your doctor...) and this Etta Jones, great tracks!
	9:04pm doctorjazz: There's a new Ekos SE, for an exorbitant amount of money, sheesh!
	9:04pm Marie: don't get bit (by the rat)
	9:05pm Dean: Just picked up a new collection of Morgan stuff from, of all places, Target. They had a 3 for 2 sale, and I grabbed this: Lee Morgan - The Complete Live At The Lighthouse (8 CD Box Set) https://www.target.com/p/lee-morgan-the-complete-live-at-the-lighthouse-8-cd-box-set/-/A-83698405
	9:05pm doctorjazz: Night all!
	🎭 9:06pm Listener Gregory: Very nice show, Bronwyn. But if you think you can beat up a NYC subway rat, I'm afraid you might find out the hard way that it isn't so easy. Good luck with the keys!
	9:06pm doctorjazz: I have that set, Dean (LP and digital download), good stuff (but hard to listen to if you don't break it up quite a bit).
	9:07pm Dean: I rarely listen to eight discs in a sitting!
	9:07pm doctorjazz: My daughter was walking in Manhattan, felt a really hard knock and push on her leg, thought it was some person pushing or shoving, turned out is was a rat running into her, which took off in a huff!
	9:08pm Bronwyn Bishop: Whenever I hear Gogol Bordello I think of the time in college when there were like 12 of us packed into the little radio studio at midnight and my buddy Chris and I danced wildly to their song American Wedding
	🎭 9:08pm WR: Yes, Dean, that set is a nice deep dive. Thanks DJ. And thank you! Bronwyn, a wonderful episode today. Great variety! Great songs! Great performers! Great Host!

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from June 17, 2022

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