WFMU: Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from October 22, 2021

Listener comments!
	♥ 6:59pm WR: Not if Mark Hurst has his way will they.
	7:02pm Andrew Hollywood: 🖤🥂
	♥ 7:02pm Webhamster Henry: Grim Grinning Ghosts come out to Socialize ... on the Acid Jazz Hands Chat Board.
	7:02pm Listener Robert: I remember that from the General Electric Pavilion at the 1964-5 NY World's Fair. It was the bumper music as the audience rotated around the animatronic act.
	7:02pm Roberto: Welcome to another rousing edition of Acidic Jazzy Appendages.
	7:03pm Listener Robert: But with the lyrics.
	♥ 7:03pm TonyR: Will it be Brownwyn or an understudy? The crowd is on the edge of their seats until curtain....
	7:04pm Listener Robert: It was fun to see what appeared to be the stage revolving thru 4 quarters, then get out and realize it'd been the audience rotating.
	♥ 7:04pm WR: Listener Robert: You went to the NY World's Fair in Flushing Meadows?
	7:05pm Listener Robert: Sure, and Daddy had been to the one there in 1939-40.
	♥ 7:06pm Webhamster Henry: Tomorrow belongs to Me! That is, Disney!
	7:07pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi WR, Andrew, Henry, Robert, Roberto and Tony!!! So glad to be back!!!! :D
	♥ 7:08pm TonyR: BB is back!
	7:08pm Listener Robert: And from the Carousel of Progress, downstairs on the spiral walkway past the (simulated) nuclear fusion power reactor.
	♥ 7:08pm doctorjazz: Welcome back, Bronwyn!
	7:09pm Listener Gregory: Good morning, everyone. Great to hear you, Bronwyn! Well, I haven't heard you yet. But I hope to soon.
	♥ 7:09pm TonyR: Simulated nuclear ffusion is rotating people!
	♥ 7:09pm doctorjazz: I was at the 64 World's Fair as well.
	♥ 7:10pm TonyR: Charlottesville killed good, cleaan tiki room fun.
	7:10pm Listener Robert: Who wasn't? Were you also to Freedomland? We lived near it.
	♥ 7:11pm TonyR: Your autobiographical play: "5 miles to Freedomland".
	♥ 7:12pm TonyR: That record cover makes Disney so ... dirty.
	7:12pm Listener Gregory: This is special.
	7:13pm Listener Robert: Freedomland had a promotional song like that too.
	♥ 7:13pm TonyR: Jazzy beatniks!
	♥ 7:13pm Webhamster Henry: I was at the 65 Worlds fair for my 9th birthday!
	7:14pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, I begged my parents to take me to that World’s Fair, and they wouldn’t. I am very bitter about it. Seriously! If you have children, you take on certain responsibilities, and that is one of them.
	7:15pm Listener Robert: How far away did you live, Gregory?
	♥ 7:15pm TonyR: I went to Disney World in 1975, and ached to go on Space Mountain, but the line was too long.
	♥ 7:15pm WR: 1964 I lived in Amarillo TX. Not sure if I was even aware the World's Fair was happening in the USA.
	♥ 7:17pm doctorjazz: Listener Gregory, my condolences, parents so indeed have responsibilities. As I recall, I went with my family, but also with my school, who arranged a school trip there. Itt WAS a big deal at the time.
	7:20pm Listener Gregory: We lived in New Jersey. Not an impossible distance from Queens by any means. Never went to Disneyland either, but that is more understandable. Most of my friends never went there either. Disney world opened later.
	7:20pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi doctorjazz and Gregory!!! Loving all these World's Fair memories
	♥ 7:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Bronwyn B and friends. What's cookin'?
	7:21pm Listener Robert: Since we lived in the city, we went to the World's Fair at least every other month. I just about memorized some of the exhibits. Freedomland (which was New York's Disneyland) we lived so close to in the Bronx that its first year we could see the fireworks from home; next year some trees had grown up to block the view. So we went to that a lot too.
	7:23pm Listener Robert: Now I feel even sorrier for you, Gregory, because we frequently went to Freedomland or the World's Fair with our cousins visiting from NJ.
	♥ 7:24pm doctorjazz: We lived in Brooklyn, which at the time seemed Worlds away from Queens.
	♥ 7:26pm doctorjazz: Don't fret, LG, mutt parents screwed up in many other ways (and I'm sure I've screwed up in some ways with my kids).
	♥ 7:26pm diciassette: Ahoy! We're back!
	7:26pm ARB: Bronwyn, what do you think of Disney Bounding?
	7:26pm Listener Gregory: Listener Robert, your childhood was charmed.
	7:26pm Listener Robert: And we frequently met or went with Grampa & Grandma from Brooklyn.
	♥ 7:27pm Webhamster Henry: The WFMU Record Fair was an acceptable Disneyland / World's Fair substitute.
	7:28pm Listener Gregory: Bronwyn, I strongly advise you not to mention that Disneyland date night idea in your dating profile. Maybe wait for the third date to bring it up. That’s my intuition anyway.
	7:29pm Andrew Hollywood: I’ve been to The Tiki Room. I pissed my pants on the Earthquake ride. I almost barfed on the spinning tea cups, but I didn’t.
	♥ 7:29pm Webhamster Henry: Disney Deepcuts only!
	7:29pm ARB: I'm totally there for your all Disney show
	7:30pm ARB: Amazing Bronwyn, I love it, I dream of going bounding!
	♥ 7:30pm TonyR: Did you have a pencil behind your ear?
	7:31pm Listener Robert: There WAS NO Disney pavilion at the World's Fair...it seemed like EVERY exhibit was Disney! The Carousel of Progress was in the GE Pavilion. Disney also did the Pepsi pavilion, "Small World", which was later installed at Disneyland (and I understand now was built for Disneyland).
	♥ 7:32pm Webhamster Henry: Any Leslie Bricusse tribute tonight?
	7:33pm Bronwyn Bishop: AW SHIT I FORGOT
	7:33pm Listener Gregory: I put in my dating profile "I do not want to date." Then I got a lot of responses from people saying, "I feel the same way. Want to get together?" So the whole thing backfired on me.
	7:33pm Listener Robert: And although the maker of Freedomland had previously done Disneyland, he deliberately got his name taken off it as architect when he saw the problems coming with it. He also did one in New Hampshire. This is before the concept of "theme park" had a name or became generic. Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen is usually credited as the first.
	7:33pm Bronwyn Bishop: RIP Leslie, I will get to you next week
	7:36pm Listener Robert: And many years later, the builder of Co-Op City (former grounds of Freedomland) claimed THAT had always been his plan, and that Freedomland had been a mere place holder for it.
	♥ 7:42pm Webhamster Henry: Jerry Ross died when he was 29.
	♥ 7:43pm Webhamster Henry: [Pajama Game is Adler & Ross, not Frank Loesser]
	7:43pm Listener Robert: This one I know in French.
	7:46pm Listener Gregory: Trivia related to musicals: The second daughter of Maria von Trapp recently died in her 90s. As Maria’s daughter, her character wasn’t in the Sound of Music, but still.
	7:48pm Roberto: YNWA -- my late father-in-law's fave Broadway tune (tied with The Quest/The Impossible Dream)
	♥ 7:48pm doctorjazz: Out alwaysamazed me the sounds that came out of Gomer Pyle, oops, Jim Nabors, when he sang.
	7:48pm Listener Gregory: Gollllleeeee! Jim Nabors!
	♥ 7:49pm doctorjazz: *It Always amazed me...
	7:57pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, On variety shows he would play the Gomer Pyle persona and two seconds later be a baritone crooner. I also found it very jarring.
	♥ 7:59pm Doug Schulkind: Hello Acijazzers!
	♥ 8:02pm Webhamster Henry: Grim Grinning Doug came in to Socialize.
	8:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Doug!!!! :D
	♥ 8:03pm doctorjazz: Hi Doug!
	♥ 8:06pm solo mon: hi everyone! welcome back Bronwyn!
	8:07pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi solo mon!!!! :D
	♥ 8:14pm Webhamster Henry: Something Cyrano, Something Hunchback
	♥ 8:15pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): Hey Bronwyn! Hey folx!
	♥ 8:17pm solo mon: Baba Beeeee!
	♥ 8:18pm solo mon: Ten million Doll Hairs
	8:19pm Listener Gregory: If you comment on the app, you don't get any widget thingies! Even on the web page commentboard. I feel so... inadequate.
	8:20pm Listener Gregory: OK, I see mine now (went to my computer). Love the masks.
	♥ 8:20pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): solo mon! I feel like it's been ages since I seen ye!
	♥ 8:23pm WR: Wow! Really surprised that your show tunes immersion occurred so relatively recently.
	8:25pm Bronwyn Bishop: well i always loved musicals, but i didn't develop the obsession/expertise until about 2018 (although i started writing musicals in 2010)
	♥ 8:27pm Webhamster Henry: Mary Martin double feature!
	8:29pm Listener Gregory: Well, you certainly made up for lost time, BB.
	♥ 8:29pm diciassette: Cole Porter strikes again!
	♥ 8:30pm solo mon: My heart belongs to Baba Bee!
	♥ 8:32pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): solo, awww ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba BABS
	♥ 8:33pm doctorjazz: Eileen Farrell recorded for Reference Recordings, a label well known to audiophiles for terrific sounding recordings.
	♥ 8:43pm doctorjazz: Pretty Ellington in the background...
	8:50pm Listener Gregory: Will equal time be given to the anti-music position?
	8:53pm Listener Robert: I suppose with Stan Rogers that's about eastern and western Canada.
	♥ 8:56pm doctorjazz: Thank, Bronwyn, loved the show!
	8:57pm Listener Gregory: Stan Rogers! I haven't heard him in decades (and I realize I didn't in that cut). I now remember that song from one of his albums. A great performer/songwriter who died far too early in a terrible plane crash.
	♥ 8:57pm StringOFperils: Stan goes way back to the 70s
	♥ 8:57pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): Thanks, Bronwyn!
	8:58pm Listener Gregory: I heard Stan when I was in school. He died in '83 at the age of 33. Really awful.
	♥ 8:58pm StringOFperils: And Stan is real, whereas Come From Away is kind of crass
	8:58pm Listener Gregory: Great show, Bronwyn. Thanks so much.
	♥ 8:58pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): A perfect segue to Cha Cha Heels! :-) Who knew Lenny Bruce could sing???
	♥ 8:59pm WR: Thank you Bronwyn! muah!
	8:59pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Baba Bee: he put little funny musical bits in his shows sometimes, i'm pretty sure to show off his voice lol
	8:59pm ARB: Thank you darling! So happy to have you back!
	♥ 9:01pm diciassette: Thanks Bronwyn!

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from October 22, 2021

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October 22, 2021: Maybe Someday Ovens Will Read Our Minds

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Rex Allen	There's a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow	The Music of Disney - A Legacy in Song	Walt Disney Records	1992	Music & Lyrics: Robert B. Sherman & Richard M. Sherman	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Mellomen	The Tiki, Tiki, Tiki Room	The Enchanted Tiki Room	Disneyland	1968	Music & Lyrics: Robert B. Sherman & Richard M. Sherman	0:07:05 (Pop-up)
The Elliott Brothers	Let's Dance at Disneyland	Date Nite at Disneyland	Disneyland Records	1955	Music & Lyrics: James Lee MacDonald & Stuart Ludlum	0:10:37 (Pop-up)
Paul Frees, Betty Taylor & the Mellomen	Grim Grinning Ghosts	A Musical History of Disneyland	Walt Disney Records	2005	Music: Buddy Baker Lyrics: Xavier Atencio	0:14:33 (Pop-up)
Perrey and Kingsley	Baroque Hoedown	Kaleidoscopic Vibrations: Spotlight on the Moog	Vanguard Records	1971	Music: Jean-Jacques Perrey & Gershon Kingsley	0:18:15 (Pop-up)

Mary Martin & Theodore Bikel	An Ordinary Couple	The Sound of Music (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	Columbia Masterworks	1959	Music: Richard Rodgers Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II	0:35:26 (Pop-up)
John Raitt & the Original Broadway Cast of The Pajama Game	A New Town is a Blue Town	The Pajama Game (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	Masterworks Broadway	1954	Music & Lyrics: Frank Loesser	0:37:21 (Pop-up)
Ezio Pinza	Bali Ha'i "Bali Ha'i" by "Ezio Pinza"	Give Me Your Hand/Bali Ha'i	Columbia Masterworks	1949	Music: Richard Rodgers Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II	0:39:38 (Pop-up)
Robert Goulet	What Now My Love "What Now My Love" by "Robert Goulet"	16 Most Requested Songs	Sony Music Entertainment	1989	Music: Gilbert Becaud Lyrics: Pierre Delanoe (lyrics translated into English by Carl Sigman)	0:42:33 (Pop-up)
Jim Nabors	You'll Never Walk Alone	The Jim Nabors Hour	Sony Music Entertainment	1970	Music: Richard Rodgers Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II	0:45:09 (Pop-up)

Jim Price, Kaitlin Hopkins & Kerry Butler	Hold Me, Bat Boy	Bat Boy: The Musical (Original Off-Broadway Cast Recording)	Masterworks Broadway	2001	Music & Lyrics: Laurence O'Keefe	0:52:57 (Pop-up)
Chuck Cooper	The Bus "The Bus" by "Chuck Cooper"	Caroline, Or Change (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	Hollywood Records	2004	Music: Jeanine Tesori Lyrics: Tony Kushner	0:54:33 (Pop-up)
Daens de Musical Ensemble	De Maat Van Mijn Leven	Daens, de Musical	Studio 100	2020	Music: Dirk Brosse Lyrics: Allard Blom	0:59:21 (Pop-up)
Off Sides Entertainment	Shut Him Down	Hockey, the Musical! Original Toronto Cast Recording	Off Sides Entertainment Records	2010	Music & Lyrics: Rick Wilson	1:05:57 (Pop-up)
The Fartiste Ensemble	The Great Pujol	Unknown Album	Unknown	Unknown	Music & Lyrics: Michael Roberts	1:08:52 (Pop-up)

Johnny Mathis	A Ship Without a Sail	Tender Is The Night	Mercury Records	1964	Music: Richard Rodgers Lyrics: Lorenz Hart	1:24:52 (Pop-up)
Mary Martin	My Heart Belongs to Daddy	My Heart Belongs to Daddy/Most Gentlemen Don't Like Love	Brunswick	1939	Music & Lyrics: Cole Porter	1:27:39 (Pop-up)
Eileen Farrell	What Is There to Say?	This Time It's Love	Reference Recordings	1991	Music: Vernon Duke Lyrics: Yip Harburg	1:30:41 (Pop-up)
Jo Cameron	Lordy "Lordy" by "Jo Cameron"	Gems from Sigmund Romberg Shows Volume V	RCA Victor Red Seal	1951	Music: Sigmund Romberg	1:34:35 (Pop-up)
Zenda Ensemble	A Whole Lot of Happy	Zenda (bootleg)	No Label	1963	Music: Vernon Duke Lyrics: Lenny Adelson, Sid Kuller & Martin Charnin	1:39:30 (Pop-up)

C.T. Wilkinson	Born to Sing "Born to Sing" by "C.T. Wilkinson"	Born to Sing	RSO	1978	Music & Lyrics: C.T. Wilkinson	1:45:50 (Pop-up)
Sammy Davis Jr.	It's a Musical World	It's A Musical World	MGM Records	1972	Music & Lyrics: Leslie Bricusse & Anthony Newley	1:49:10 (Pop-up)
Bob Ashley, Paul Mills & Anne Lindsay	The Idiot	A Matter of Heart: The Musical Revue	Fogarty's Cove Music ‎	1996	Music & Lyrics: Stan Rogers	1:51:43 (Pop-up)
Les Misérables Original London Cast	Drink With Me	Les Miserables (Original London Cast Recording)	Exallshow Ltd	1985	Music: Claude-Michel Schonberg Lyrics: Alain Boublil & Jean-Marc Natel (translated into English by Herbert Kretzmer)	1:58:09 (Pop-up)

Lenny Bruce	All Broadway Musicals Sound the Same, Especially the Baritones	The Lenny Bruce Originals, Volume 1	Fantasy	1991	Written by Lenny Bruce (with help from Frank Loesser)
Clarke Thorell	(It's) Hairspray "(It's) Hairspray" by "Clarke Thorell"	Hairspray (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	Sony Classical	2002	Music & Lyrics: Marc Shaiman & Scott Wittman

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Listener comments!
	♥ 6:59pm WR: Not if Mark Hurst has his way will they.
	7:02pm Andrew Hollywood: 🖤🥂
	♥ 7:02pm Webhamster Henry: Grim Grinning Ghosts come out to Socialize ... on the Acid Jazz Hands Chat Board.
	7:02pm Listener Robert: I remember that from the General Electric Pavilion at the 1964-5 NY World's Fair. It was the bumper music as the audience rotated around the animatronic act.
	7:02pm Roberto: Welcome to another rousing edition of Acidic Jazzy Appendages.
	7:03pm Listener Robert: But with the lyrics.
	♥ 7:03pm TonyR: Will it be Brownwyn or an understudy? The crowd is on the edge of their seats until curtain....
	7:04pm Listener Robert: It was fun to see what appeared to be the stage revolving thru 4 quarters, then get out and realize it'd been the audience rotating.
	♥ 7:04pm WR: Listener Robert: You went to the NY World's Fair in Flushing Meadows?
	7:05pm Listener Robert: Sure, and Daddy had been to the one there in 1939-40.
	♥ 7:06pm Webhamster Henry: Tomorrow belongs to Me! That is, Disney!
	7:07pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi WR, Andrew, Henry, Robert, Roberto and Tony!!! So glad to be back!!!! :D
	♥ 7:08pm TonyR: BB is back!
	7:08pm Listener Robert: And from the Carousel of Progress, downstairs on the spiral walkway past the (simulated) nuclear fusion power reactor.
	♥ 7:08pm doctorjazz: Welcome back, Bronwyn!
	7:09pm Listener Gregory: Good morning, everyone. Great to hear you, Bronwyn! Well, I haven't heard you yet. But I hope to soon.
	♥ 7:09pm TonyR: Simulated nuclear ffusion is rotating people!
	♥ 7:09pm doctorjazz: I was at the 64 World's Fair as well.
	♥ 7:10pm TonyR: Charlottesville killed good, cleaan tiki room fun.
	7:10pm Listener Robert: Who wasn't? Were you also to Freedomland? We lived near it.
	♥ 7:11pm TonyR: Your autobiographical play: "5 miles to Freedomland".
	♥ 7:12pm TonyR: That record cover makes Disney so ... dirty.
	7:12pm Listener Gregory: This is special.
	7:13pm Listener Robert: Freedomland had a promotional song like that too.
	♥ 7:13pm TonyR: Jazzy beatniks!
	♥ 7:13pm Webhamster Henry: I was at the 65 Worlds fair for my 9th birthday!
	7:14pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, I begged my parents to take me to that World’s Fair, and they wouldn’t. I am very bitter about it. Seriously! If you have children, you take on certain responsibilities, and that is one of them.
	7:15pm Listener Robert: How far away did you live, Gregory?
	♥ 7:15pm TonyR: I went to Disney World in 1975, and ached to go on Space Mountain, but the line was too long.
	♥ 7:15pm WR: 1964 I lived in Amarillo TX. Not sure if I was even aware the World's Fair was happening in the USA.
	♥ 7:17pm doctorjazz: Listener Gregory, my condolences, parents so indeed have responsibilities. As I recall, I went with my family, but also with my school, who arranged a school trip there. Itt WAS a big deal at the time.
	7:20pm Listener Gregory: We lived in New Jersey. Not an impossible distance from Queens by any means. Never went to Disneyland either, but that is more understandable. Most of my friends never went there either. Disney world opened later.
	7:20pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi doctorjazz and Gregory!!! Loving all these World's Fair memories
	♥ 7:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Bronwyn B and friends. What's cookin'?
	7:21pm Listener Robert: Since we lived in the city, we went to the World's Fair at least every other month. I just about memorized some of the exhibits. Freedomland (which was New York's Disneyland) we lived so close to in the Bronx that its first year we could see the fireworks from home; next year some trees had grown up to block the view. So we went to that a lot too.
	7:23pm Listener Robert: Now I feel even sorrier for you, Gregory, because we frequently went to Freedomland or the World's Fair with our cousins visiting from NJ.
	♥ 7:24pm doctorjazz: We lived in Brooklyn, which at the time seemed Worlds away from Queens.
	♥ 7:26pm doctorjazz: Don't fret, LG, mutt parents screwed up in many other ways (and I'm sure I've screwed up in some ways with my kids).
	♥ 7:26pm diciassette: Ahoy! We're back!
	7:26pm ARB: Bronwyn, what do you think of Disney Bounding?
	7:26pm Listener Gregory: Listener Robert, your childhood was charmed.
	7:26pm Listener Robert: And we frequently met or went with Grampa & Grandma from Brooklyn.
	♥ 7:27pm Webhamster Henry: The WFMU Record Fair was an acceptable Disneyland / World's Fair substitute.
	7:28pm Listener Gregory: Bronwyn, I strongly advise you not to mention that Disneyland date night idea in your dating profile. Maybe wait for the third date to bring it up. That’s my intuition anyway.
	7:29pm Andrew Hollywood: I’ve been to The Tiki Room. I pissed my pants on the Earthquake ride. I almost barfed on the spinning tea cups, but I didn’t.
	♥ 7:29pm Webhamster Henry: Disney Deepcuts only!
	7:29pm ARB: I'm totally there for your all Disney show
	7:30pm ARB: Amazing Bronwyn, I love it, I dream of going bounding!
	♥ 7:30pm TonyR: Did you have a pencil behind your ear?
	7:31pm Listener Robert: There WAS NO Disney pavilion at the World's Fair...it seemed like EVERY exhibit was Disney! The Carousel of Progress was in the GE Pavilion. Disney also did the Pepsi pavilion, "Small World", which was later installed at Disneyland (and I understand now was built for Disneyland).
	♥ 7:32pm Webhamster Henry: Any Leslie Bricusse tribute tonight?
	7:33pm Bronwyn Bishop: AW SHIT I FORGOT
	7:33pm Listener Gregory: I put in my dating profile "I do not want to date." Then I got a lot of responses from people saying, "I feel the same way. Want to get together?" So the whole thing backfired on me.
	7:33pm Listener Robert: And although the maker of Freedomland had previously done Disneyland, he deliberately got his name taken off it as architect when he saw the problems coming with it. He also did one in New Hampshire. This is before the concept of "theme park" had a name or became generic. Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen is usually credited as the first.
	7:33pm Bronwyn Bishop: RIP Leslie, I will get to you next week
	7:36pm Listener Robert: And many years later, the builder of Co-Op City (former grounds of Freedomland) claimed THAT had always been his plan, and that Freedomland had been a mere place holder for it.
	♥ 7:42pm Webhamster Henry: Jerry Ross died when he was 29.
	♥ 7:43pm Webhamster Henry: [Pajama Game is Adler & Ross, not Frank Loesser]
	7:43pm Listener Robert: This one I know in French.
	7:46pm Listener Gregory: Trivia related to musicals: The second daughter of Maria von Trapp recently died in her 90s. As Maria’s daughter, her character wasn’t in the Sound of Music, but still.
	7:48pm Roberto: YNWA -- my late father-in-law's fave Broadway tune (tied with The Quest/The Impossible Dream)
	♥ 7:48pm doctorjazz: Out alwaysamazed me the sounds that came out of Gomer Pyle, oops, Jim Nabors, when he sang.
	7:48pm Listener Gregory: Gollllleeeee! Jim Nabors!
	♥ 7:49pm doctorjazz: *It Always amazed me...
	7:57pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, On variety shows he would play the Gomer Pyle persona and two seconds later be a baritone crooner. I also found it very jarring.
	♥ 7:59pm Doug Schulkind: Hello Acijazzers!
	♥ 8:02pm Webhamster Henry: Grim Grinning Doug came in to Socialize.
	8:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi Doug!!!! :D
	♥ 8:03pm doctorjazz: Hi Doug!
	♥ 8:06pm solo mon: hi everyone! welcome back Bronwyn!
	8:07pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi solo mon!!!! :D
	♥ 8:14pm Webhamster Henry: Something Cyrano, Something Hunchback
	♥ 8:15pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): Hey Bronwyn! Hey folx!
	♥ 8:17pm solo mon: Baba Beeeee!
	♥ 8:18pm solo mon: Ten million Doll Hairs
	8:19pm Listener Gregory: If you comment on the app, you don't get any widget thingies! Even on the web page commentboard. I feel so... inadequate.
	8:20pm Listener Gregory: OK, I see mine now (went to my computer). Love the masks.
	♥ 8:20pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): solo mon! I feel like it's been ages since I seen ye!
	♥ 8:23pm WR: Wow! Really surprised that your show tunes immersion occurred so relatively recently.
	8:25pm Bronwyn Bishop: well i always loved musicals, but i didn't develop the obsession/expertise until about 2018 (although i started writing musicals in 2010)
	♥ 8:27pm Webhamster Henry: Mary Martin double feature!
	8:29pm Listener Gregory: Well, you certainly made up for lost time, BB.
	♥ 8:29pm diciassette: Cole Porter strikes again!
	♥ 8:30pm solo mon: My heart belongs to Baba Bee!
	♥ 8:32pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): solo, awww ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba BABS
	♥ 8:33pm doctorjazz: Eileen Farrell recorded for Reference Recordings, a label well known to audiophiles for terrific sounding recordings.
	♥ 8:43pm doctorjazz: Pretty Ellington in the background...
	8:50pm Listener Gregory: Will equal time be given to the anti-music position?
	8:53pm Listener Robert: I suppose with Stan Rogers that's about eastern and western Canada.
	♥ 8:56pm doctorjazz: Thank, Bronwyn, loved the show!
	8:57pm Listener Gregory: Stan Rogers! I haven't heard him in decades (and I realize I didn't in that cut). I now remember that song from one of his albums. A great performer/songwriter who died far too early in a terrible plane crash.
	♥ 8:57pm StringOFperils: Stan goes way back to the 70s
	♥ 8:57pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): Thanks, Bronwyn!
	8:58pm Listener Gregory: I heard Stan when I was in school. He died in '83 at the age of 33. Really awful.
	♥ 8:58pm StringOFperils: And Stan is real, whereas Come From Away is kind of crass
	8:58pm Listener Gregory: Great show, Bronwyn. Thanks so much.
	♥ 8:58pm Mx. Baba Bee (e/they): A perfect segue to Cha Cha Heels! :-) Who knew Lenny Bruce could sing???
	♥ 8:59pm WR: Thank you Bronwyn! muah!
	8:59pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Baba Bee: he put little funny musical bits in his shows sometimes, i'm pretty sure to show off his voice lol
	8:59pm ARB: Thank you darling! So happy to have you back!
	♥ 9:01pm diciassette: Thanks Bronwyn!

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from October 22, 2021

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