WFMU: Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from November 13, 2020

Listener comments!
	🎭 7:04pm Listener Gregory: Good evening, theater lovers. I am only here for the roar of the greasepaint and the smell of the crowd.
	🎭 7:05pm diciassette: Hello! Make America Nice Again!
	🎭 7:05pm WR: Was wondering if Doug had added The Nice to the drummer stream catalog but then saw it is 7pm. On break for a couple of hours so can pay attention sorta.
	7:06pm Webhamster Henry: Nice Overture!
	🎭 7:07pm WR: Had forgotten about this rendition of America. Works better than some of Emerson's bombastic "cover" tunes.
	🎭 7:08pm Listener Gregory: I don’t know what The Nice is.
	7:13pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hey Gregory, diciassette, WR and Henry :D
	🎭 7:13pm Listener Gregory: Uhhhhh..... I am actually cooking pork during this song.
	7:14pm Bronwyn Bishop: I decided to play this in honor of your dinner ;)
	7:15pm Bronwyn Bishop: I learned just now that the Beastie Boys sampled this in a song called "All Lifestyles"- wow!
	🎭 7:18pm Listener Gregory: Thanks!
	7:23pm Webhamster Henry: Riding the 80s nostalgia bus!
	7:23pm Bronwyn Bishop: Sooo many of today's musicals do, we had Tootsie and Beetlejuice musicals last year alone
	🎭 7:25pm Listener Gregory: The bassline here (Back In Time) is reminiscent of Ghostbusters.
	7:29pm Webhamster Henry: Sequel: MALFUNCTION!, the Janet Jackson story told by her alien nipple shield.
	🎭 7:30pm Listener Gregory: Sorry, I only listen to authorized musical biographies. It’s a matter of principle.
	🎭 7:30pm Listener Gregory: @WebmasterH, I would pay to see that.
	7:30pm Bronwyn Bishop: Gregory does that mean you won't come see my unauthorized musical about Howard Ashman and Alan Menken? :(
	7:31pm Bronwyn Bishop: I am actually a bit miffed that whoever came up with this stole the title of "weirdest unauthorized non-jukebox biographical musical" from me
	🎭 7:32pm WR: authorized i think that is how you do air quotes in social media isn't it not?
	7:42pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Henry: This idea is 1000 times better than For the Love of a Glove
	7:43pm Webhamster Henry: I gotta million of 'em!
	🎭 7:47pm Listener Gregory: I would like to have seen the pitch for this (Donnybrook).
	7:48pm doctorjazz: Hey folks!
	🎭 7:49pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, you missed the Donnybrook!
	🎭 7:50pm diciassette: Well I guess that was it for the Donnybrook.
	7:51pm Webhamster Henry: @Listener Gregory P 285 in Not Since Carrie, the book every Acid Jazz Listener should have on hand.
	7:51pm doctorjazz: Without me??!?! I'm incensed!
	🎭 7:51pm diciassette: I can't believe I didn't pay the proper amount of attention to a song called "Schizophrenic Moon"! (working is a bad habit)
	🎭 7:56pm Listener Gregory: I would really like the phone number of that lady who is in love with a guy because he irritates her. I think I could top him.
	8:01pm doctorjazz: 2010 for this?
	🎭 8:06pm Listener Gregory: Hmmm, Billie Holiday it's not.
	🎭 8:09pm Listener Gregory: Interesting! The Body and Soul lyrics are not quite the same as the ones that became the standard in later years (going by Billie Holiday, Sarah Vaughan, etc. versions).
	8:11pm Webhamster Henry: This is "Cocoanuts" the stage show before the movie!
	🎭 8:11pm WR: Did they sing "get yourself a monkey gland"?
	8:12pm Webhamster Henry: Yes! The Viagra of its day!
	8:13pm Webhamster Henry: Similar to the "Goat Glands" in this story: www.wfmu.org...
	8:14pm Bronwyn Bishop: Wow...I didn't realize that weird line about the glands was an actual reference to a fad of the day...
	8:15pm Bronwyn Bishop: @doctorjazz: Do you mean Follow that Girl? The album was reissued in 2010 but it came out originally in 1960
	🎭 8:15pm Listener Gregory: The problem with monkey glands is that they're almost always overcooked.
	🎭 8:16pm Listener Gregory: Bronwyn, is there something about this kind of album cover design (Best Foot) that was typical of Off- and Off-Off-Broadway shows?
	8:16pm doctorjazz: Even 1960, they got a recorded sound that made me think 30's.
	8:22pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Gregory: I don't know much about design so I'm not sure if that style has a name or anything, but I love it!! I love the bright colors and bubble letters of 60s design, I have been known to pick restaurants in NYC because they have that type of lettering on the awning
	🎭 8:25pm Listener Gregory: My parents had albums like that. I thought maybe The Fantasticks album had that design, but no.
	8:27pm Bronwyn Bishop: I wish it did, it's less cute than its brethren
	8:28pm doctorjazz: Love this Miles! (This was our compromise wedding choice between my show music loving wife and her jazz obsessed guy)
	🎭 8:28pm WR: What a great band Miles has on this.
	🎭 8:29pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, You got a good deal.
	8:29pm Bronwyn Bishop: Aww doctorjazz, you guys must have had a cool wedding!!
	🎭 8:29pm WR: This tune doctorjazz? Nice.
	8:30pm doctorjazz: This is the one, If I Were A Bell (couldn't get Miles, but had a good band do a nice version)
	8:30pm doctorjazz: TRANE!!!
	8:31pm Bronwyn Bishop: there is more trane where that came from :)
	🎭 8:31pm Listener Gregory: This was back in the day when Miles could keep Coltrane down to only two choruses. That didn't last.
	🎭 8:32pm WR: I can't remember what the ex chose except that they were light classical like Pachelbel.
	🎭 8:33pm WR: We had recording for the church and musician friends played the reception. Barely remember any of that day. Just highlights.
	🎭 8:35pm Listener Gregory: @WR, any combination of "light" and a form of music makes me shiver, as if a ghost had just run through my spinal chord.
	🎭 8:36pm Listener Gregory: Mary Poppins! Brownyn, I remember mentioning this a few weeks ago.
	🎭 8:37pm WR: Some one else played this Coltrane Chim Chim Cheree on FMU recently, or I played it to myself.
	8:38pm doctorjazz: I'm with you LG. Same with her... Later Trane (would NOT have worked for my wife at the wedding)
	8:39pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Gregory: Yes thank you for inspiring me to play this :D
	8:39pm doctorjazz: I've heard it somewhere on FMZ recently as well.
	8:40pm doctorjazz: FMU, of course...
	8:40pm Bronwyn Bishop: when I was a kid FMZ was the station I would tune into to find out if we were having a snow day :)
	🎭 8:41pm WR: Understood LG and there are surely some that would take issue at me saying Pachelbel is "light". Context plays a part, and some gaining wide distribution outside knowledgeable audience. Some one quick, stop me from going down this hole....
	🎭 8:43pm Listener Gregory: Yes, it's not Pachelbel's fault that one piece is so overplayed. Chim Chim Cheree is a bit better than I remembered, but I am still struck with the strong possibility that it was the idea of the record company to capitalize on the success of My Favorite Things.
	8:44pm doctorjazz: (typo alert: my post 8:38 was meant to say..."same with beer")
	8:46pm Webhamster Henry: Chim Chim Cheree on WFMU: wfmu.org...
	🎭 8:47pm WR: LG, did you say that last week on AJH or on another program? Yes, somehow that Eason Chan song spoke to me to.
	🎭 8:48pm Listener Gregory: @WR, two or three weeks ago on this show. @WebmasterH, interesting list. Do I WANT to hear that song played by bagpipes?
	🎭 8:49pm WR: Thanks WHH, I must have gone and played it after LG said something about it in comments.
	🎭 8:50pm Listener Gregory: It was for the show of Unexpected Show-Tune Covers, as I don't think anyone predicted a jazz version of that song, much less a Coltrane one.
	🎭 8:51pm WR: Rufus Harley music deserves consideration. I stepped around it for years and was pleasantly surprised when heard it on FMU.
	8:51pm doctorjazz: I remember the comment, WR, somehow I also got it in my head that I heard it around then.
	8:53pm doctorjazz: Have some music by Rufus Harley somewhere...tbh, extended listening didn't hold up (for me, of course). But fun in small doses.
	🎭 8:55pm Listener Gregory: A macaronic lyric is one composed in multiple languages. Just read that and felt it should be known.
	8:56pm doctorjazz: I thought it was one composed while eating pasta.
	🎭 8:56pm WR: With cheese.
	🎭 8:56pm Listener Gregory: It's not your father's Yankee Doodle!
	8:58pm doctorjazz: Speaking of jazzy...
	8:58pm Bronwyn Bishop: I am now determined to write a song in multiple languages just so I can say I've written a macaronic lyric
	🎭 8:59pm Listener Gregory: Traditionally, it's done in both Latin and the local vulgar language, if that helps.
	9:01pm Bronwyn Bishop: I just realized there is a bit of yiddish in the musical I'm working on now (a tiny, tiny bit) so there you go, I've done it already
	🎭 9:02pm Listener Gregory: Mazeltov!
	🎭 9:02pm diciassette: Thanks Bronwyn!
	🎭 9:03pm Listener Gregory: Very fun show. Thanks!
	9:03pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Bronwyn!
	🎭 9:04pm diciassette: ps Happiness is a man called Joe
	🎭 9:04pm WR: Thank you Bronwyn. Laters all.

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from November 13, 2020

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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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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
The Nice	America "America" by "The Nice"	America	Immediate	1968	Music: Leonard Bernstein, Keith Emerson, David O'List, Brian Davison & Lee Jackson	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Smoke Rise	You Don't Know Why "You Don't Know Why" by "Smoke Rise"	The Survival of St. Joan	Paramount Records	1971	Music: Gary Ruffin & Hank Ruffin Lyrics: James Lineberger	0:08:02 (Pop-up)
Mike Batt	The Pig Must Die "The Pig Must Die" by "Mike Batt"	The Hunting of the Snark	adventure records	1986	Music & Lyrics: Mike Batt	0:10:20 (Pop-up)
Beverly Bremers & Hattie Winston	Sounds	The Me Nobody Knows (A New Musical)	Atlantic	1970	Music: Gary William Friedman Lyrics: Will Holt	0:14:22 (Pop-up)
Metro Original Broadway Cast	Fairy Tale	Metro	Studio Buffo/Kompania Muzyczna Pomaton	1994	Music: Janusz Stoklosa Lyrics: Maryna Miklaszewska & Agata Miklaszewska (translated into English by Mary Bracken Phillips)	0:19:59 (Pop-up)
Olly Dobson	Back in Time "Back in Time" by "Olly Dobson"	Back in Time	Sony Classical	2020	Music: Alan Silvestri Lyrics: Glen Ballard	0:22:25 (Pop-up)

Jerry Minor	The World's Greatest Superstar	No Album	No Label	2019	Music: Drew Erickson, Nicole Morier & Max Townsley Lyrics: Julien Nitzberg	0:32:25 (Pop-up)
David Rasche	The Happiest Guy in the Van	Little Miss Sunshine (Off-Broadway Cast)	No Label	2013	Music & Lyrics: William Finn	0:35:38 (Pop-up)
Indira Stefanianna	The Mystery of the Moon	No Album	No Label	Unknown	Music & Lyrics: Kelly Hamilton	0:37:16 (Pop-up)
Emma Williams	Nocturnes "Nocturnes" by "Emma Williams"	Love Story - Original London Cast Recording	Faber Music	2012	Music: Howard Goodall Lyrics: Stephen Clark & Howard Goodall	0:39:33 (Pop-up)
Katie Lee	Schizophrenic Moon "Schizophrenic Moon" by "Katie Lee"	Songs of Couch and Consultation	Commentary Records	1957	Music: Leon Prober Lyrics: Bud Freeman	0:41:07 (Pop-up)

Donnybrook Ensemble	Donnybrook "Donnybrook" by "Donnybrook Ensemble"	Donnybrook!	Kapp Records	1961	Music & Lyrics: Johnny Burke	0:48:24 (Pop-up)
Zip Goes a Million Ensemble	I'm Saving Up for Sally	Zip Goes a Million	Original Cast	2007	Music: George Posford Lyrics: Eric Maschwitz	0:51:34 (Pop-up)
Hildegarde	You Irritate Me So "You Irritate Me So" by "Hildegarde"	Selections from the Vinton Freedley Production "Let's Face It"	Decca	1941	Music & Lyrics: Cole Porter	0:54:20 (Pop-up)
Louise Carlyle	I've Got Five Dollars	Songs by Cole Porter & Rodgers & Hart: The 1953 Walden Sessions	Harbinger	2001	Music: Richard Rodgers Lyrics: Lorenz Hart	0:57:16 (Pop-up)
peter gilmore	Follow That Girl "Follow That Girl" by "peter gilmore"	Follow That Girl (Original London Cast)	Sepia Records	2010	Music & Lyrics: Julian Slade & Dorothy Reynolds	0:58:44 (Pop-up)

Sam Lanin and his Orchestra	Song of the Flame	Song of the Flame	Pathe/Actuelle	1926	Music: George Gershwin	1:02:04 (Pop-up)
Art Lund	Francie "Francie" by "Art Lund"	Francie	MGM	1950	Music: Jule Styne Lyrics: Bob Hilliard	1:04:57 (Pop-up)
Helen Morgan	Body and Soul "Body and Soul" by "Helen Morgan"	Body and Soul	Victor	1930	Music: John W. Green Lyrics: Edward Heymann & Robert Sour	1:07:45 (Pop-up)
The Victor Light Opera Company	Gems from The Cocoanuts	Gems from Sunny/Gems from Cocoanuts	Victor	1926	Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin	1:09:58 (Pop-up)
Karin Wolfe & Best Foot Forward Original Ensemble Cast	Ev'ry Time	Best Foot Forward (Off-Broadway Revival OCR)	Cadence	2010	Music & Lyrics: Hugh Martin & Ralph Blane	1:12:41 (Pop-up)

Ethel Merman	Hawaii "Hawaii" by "Ethel Merman"	The World Is Your Balloon	Decca Broadway	2005	Music & Lyrics: Unspecified	1:19:49 (Pop-up)
Glenn Yarbrough	More I Cannot Wish You	Come Share My Life	RCA Victor	1965	Music & Lyrics: Frank Loesser	1:22:05 (Pop-up)
Jackie Kannon	Till There Was You "Till There Was You" by "Jackie Kannon"	Music for Rat Fink Lovers	Rat Fink	1964	Music: Meredith Willson	1:24:37 (Pop-up)
The Miles Davis Quintet	If I Were a Bell	Relaxin' With The Miles Davis Quintet	Prestige	1958	Music: Frank Loesser	1:27:07 (Pop-up)
John Coltrane	Chim Chim Cheree "Chim Chim Cheree" by "John Coltrane"	The John Coltrane Quartet Plays	Impulse!	1965	Music: Richard M. Sherman & Robert B. Sherman	1:35:28 (Pop-up)
Eason Chan	Shall We Dance "Shall We Dance" by "Eason Chan"	Shall We Dance? Shall We Talk!	Music Plus	2001	Music & Lyrics: Chan Fai-young	1:42:53 (Pop-up)

Keili Lefkovitz & James Snyder	Plain Jane Fat Ass	Bare the Album - Act 1	No Label	2012	Music: Damon Intrabartolo Lyrics: Jon Hartmere	1:48:51 (Pop-up)
David Bardsley & Joshua Bancel	What Would You Do for Your Child?	La Cava (Original London Cast)	Dress Circle	2000	Music: Laurence O'Keefe & Stephen Keeling Lyrics: John Claflin & Laurence O'Keefe	1:51:19 (Pop-up)
Michael Callan & the Jets	cool "cool" by "Michael Callan & the Jets"	West Side Story (original Broadway cast)	Sony BMG Music Entertainment	1957	Music: Leonard Bernstein Lyrics: Stephen Sondheim	1:55:01 (Pop-up)
Blues in the Night Ensemble	Blues in the Night	Blues in the Night - Original London Cast Recording	Exallshow Ltd	1987	Music: Harold Arlen Lyrics: Johnny Mercer	1:59:02 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🎭 7:04pm Listener Gregory: Good evening, theater lovers. I am only here for the roar of the greasepaint and the smell of the crowd.
	🎭 7:05pm diciassette: Hello! Make America Nice Again!
	🎭 7:05pm WR: Was wondering if Doug had added The Nice to the drummer stream catalog but then saw it is 7pm. On break for a couple of hours so can pay attention sorta.
	7:06pm Webhamster Henry: Nice Overture!
	🎭 7:07pm WR: Had forgotten about this rendition of America. Works better than some of Emerson's bombastic "cover" tunes.
	🎭 7:08pm Listener Gregory: I don’t know what The Nice is.
	7:13pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hey Gregory, diciassette, WR and Henry :D
	🎭 7:13pm Listener Gregory: Uhhhhh..... I am actually cooking pork during this song.
	7:14pm Bronwyn Bishop: I decided to play this in honor of your dinner ;)
	7:15pm Bronwyn Bishop: I learned just now that the Beastie Boys sampled this in a song called "All Lifestyles"- wow!
	🎭 7:18pm Listener Gregory: Thanks!
	7:23pm Webhamster Henry: Riding the 80s nostalgia bus!
	7:23pm Bronwyn Bishop: Sooo many of today's musicals do, we had Tootsie and Beetlejuice musicals last year alone
	🎭 7:25pm Listener Gregory: The bassline here (Back In Time) is reminiscent of Ghostbusters.
	7:29pm Webhamster Henry: Sequel: MALFUNCTION!, the Janet Jackson story told by her alien nipple shield.
	🎭 7:30pm Listener Gregory: Sorry, I only listen to authorized musical biographies. It’s a matter of principle.
	🎭 7:30pm Listener Gregory: @WebmasterH, I would pay to see that.
	7:30pm Bronwyn Bishop: Gregory does that mean you won't come see my unauthorized musical about Howard Ashman and Alan Menken? :(
	7:31pm Bronwyn Bishop: I am actually a bit miffed that whoever came up with this stole the title of "weirdest unauthorized non-jukebox biographical musical" from me
	🎭 7:32pm WR: authorized i think that is how you do air quotes in social media isn't it not?
	7:42pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Henry: This idea is 1000 times better than For the Love of a Glove
	7:43pm Webhamster Henry: I gotta million of 'em!
	🎭 7:47pm Listener Gregory: I would like to have seen the pitch for this (Donnybrook).
	7:48pm doctorjazz: Hey folks!
	🎭 7:49pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, you missed the Donnybrook!
	🎭 7:50pm diciassette: Well I guess that was it for the Donnybrook.
	7:51pm Webhamster Henry: @Listener Gregory P 285 in Not Since Carrie, the book every Acid Jazz Listener should have on hand.
	7:51pm doctorjazz: Without me??!?! I'm incensed!
	🎭 7:51pm diciassette: I can't believe I didn't pay the proper amount of attention to a song called "Schizophrenic Moon"! (working is a bad habit)
	🎭 7:56pm Listener Gregory: I would really like the phone number of that lady who is in love with a guy because he irritates her. I think I could top him.
	8:01pm doctorjazz: 2010 for this?
	🎭 8:06pm Listener Gregory: Hmmm, Billie Holiday it's not.
	🎭 8:09pm Listener Gregory: Interesting! The Body and Soul lyrics are not quite the same as the ones that became the standard in later years (going by Billie Holiday, Sarah Vaughan, etc. versions).
	8:11pm Webhamster Henry: This is "Cocoanuts" the stage show before the movie!
	🎭 8:11pm WR: Did they sing "get yourself a monkey gland"?
	8:12pm Webhamster Henry: Yes! The Viagra of its day!
	8:13pm Webhamster Henry: Similar to the "Goat Glands" in this story: www.wfmu.org...
	8:14pm Bronwyn Bishop: Wow...I didn't realize that weird line about the glands was an actual reference to a fad of the day...
	8:15pm Bronwyn Bishop: @doctorjazz: Do you mean Follow that Girl? The album was reissued in 2010 but it came out originally in 1960
	🎭 8:15pm Listener Gregory: The problem with monkey glands is that they're almost always overcooked.
	🎭 8:16pm Listener Gregory: Bronwyn, is there something about this kind of album cover design (Best Foot) that was typical of Off- and Off-Off-Broadway shows?
	8:16pm doctorjazz: Even 1960, they got a recorded sound that made me think 30's.
	8:22pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Gregory: I don't know much about design so I'm not sure if that style has a name or anything, but I love it!! I love the bright colors and bubble letters of 60s design, I have been known to pick restaurants in NYC because they have that type of lettering on the awning
	🎭 8:25pm Listener Gregory: My parents had albums like that. I thought maybe The Fantasticks album had that design, but no.
	8:27pm Bronwyn Bishop: I wish it did, it's less cute than its brethren
	8:28pm doctorjazz: Love this Miles! (This was our compromise wedding choice between my show music loving wife and her jazz obsessed guy)
	🎭 8:28pm WR: What a great band Miles has on this.
	🎭 8:29pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, You got a good deal.
	8:29pm Bronwyn Bishop: Aww doctorjazz, you guys must have had a cool wedding!!
	🎭 8:29pm WR: This tune doctorjazz? Nice.
	8:30pm doctorjazz: This is the one, If I Were A Bell (couldn't get Miles, but had a good band do a nice version)
	8:30pm doctorjazz: TRANE!!!
	8:31pm Bronwyn Bishop: there is more trane where that came from :)
	🎭 8:31pm Listener Gregory: This was back in the day when Miles could keep Coltrane down to only two choruses. That didn't last.
	🎭 8:32pm WR: I can't remember what the ex chose except that they were light classical like Pachelbel.
	🎭 8:33pm WR: We had recording for the church and musician friends played the reception. Barely remember any of that day. Just highlights.
	🎭 8:35pm Listener Gregory: @WR, any combination of "light" and a form of music makes me shiver, as if a ghost had just run through my spinal chord.
	🎭 8:36pm Listener Gregory: Mary Poppins! Brownyn, I remember mentioning this a few weeks ago.
	🎭 8:37pm WR: Some one else played this Coltrane Chim Chim Cheree on FMU recently, or I played it to myself.
	8:38pm doctorjazz: I'm with you LG. Same with her... Later Trane (would NOT have worked for my wife at the wedding)
	8:39pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Gregory: Yes thank you for inspiring me to play this :D
	8:39pm doctorjazz: I've heard it somewhere on FMZ recently as well.
	8:40pm doctorjazz: FMU, of course...
	8:40pm Bronwyn Bishop: when I was a kid FMZ was the station I would tune into to find out if we were having a snow day :)
	🎭 8:41pm WR: Understood LG and there are surely some that would take issue at me saying Pachelbel is "light". Context plays a part, and some gaining wide distribution outside knowledgeable audience. Some one quick, stop me from going down this hole....
	🎭 8:43pm Listener Gregory: Yes, it's not Pachelbel's fault that one piece is so overplayed. Chim Chim Cheree is a bit better than I remembered, but I am still struck with the strong possibility that it was the idea of the record company to capitalize on the success of My Favorite Things.
	8:44pm doctorjazz: (typo alert: my post 8:38 was meant to say..."same with beer")
	8:46pm Webhamster Henry: Chim Chim Cheree on WFMU: wfmu.org...
	🎭 8:47pm WR: LG, did you say that last week on AJH or on another program? Yes, somehow that Eason Chan song spoke to me to.
	🎭 8:48pm Listener Gregory: @WR, two or three weeks ago on this show. @WebmasterH, interesting list. Do I WANT to hear that song played by bagpipes?
	🎭 8:49pm WR: Thanks WHH, I must have gone and played it after LG said something about it in comments.
	🎭 8:50pm Listener Gregory: It was for the show of Unexpected Show-Tune Covers, as I don't think anyone predicted a jazz version of that song, much less a Coltrane one.
	🎭 8:51pm WR: Rufus Harley music deserves consideration. I stepped around it for years and was pleasantly surprised when heard it on FMU.
	8:51pm doctorjazz: I remember the comment, WR, somehow I also got it in my head that I heard it around then.
	8:53pm doctorjazz: Have some music by Rufus Harley somewhere...tbh, extended listening didn't hold up (for me, of course). But fun in small doses.
	🎭 8:55pm Listener Gregory: A macaronic lyric is one composed in multiple languages. Just read that and felt it should be known.
	8:56pm doctorjazz: I thought it was one composed while eating pasta.
	🎭 8:56pm WR: With cheese.
	🎭 8:56pm Listener Gregory: It's not your father's Yankee Doodle!
	8:58pm doctorjazz: Speaking of jazzy...
	8:58pm Bronwyn Bishop: I am now determined to write a song in multiple languages just so I can say I've written a macaronic lyric
	🎭 8:59pm Listener Gregory: Traditionally, it's done in both Latin and the local vulgar language, if that helps.
	9:01pm Bronwyn Bishop: I just realized there is a bit of yiddish in the musical I'm working on now (a tiny, tiny bit) so there you go, I've done it already
	🎭 9:02pm Listener Gregory: Mazeltov!
	🎭 9:02pm diciassette: Thanks Bronwyn!
	🎭 9:03pm Listener Gregory: Very fun show. Thanks!
	9:03pm doctorjazz: Thanks, Bronwyn!
	🎭 9:04pm diciassette: ps Happiness is a man called Joe
	🎭 9:04pm WR: Thank you Bronwyn. Laters all.

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from November 13, 2020

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