WFMU: Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from April 29, 2022

Listener comments!
	🎭 ♥ 7:03pm TonyR: DIck Powell of "Thin Man" fame??
	♥ 7:03pm Webhamster Henry: Ereway inway ethay oneymay!
	7:04pm Listener Gregory: Welcome back, Bronwyn! Hello, darlings.
	7:04pm Ruby Keeling Over: Yay! Busby Berkeley classic right out of the gate! Welcome back!
	♥ 7:05pm doctorjazz: Nice to have all that cash, where to spend it (which is why I'll never be in the money...) Hi BB and Acid Jazzers!
	♥ 7:06pm doctorjazz: Nice to have Acid Jazz Hands back where it belongs!
	🎭 ♥ 7:06pm TonyR: So when do all the Twitter stockholders start jumping out of windows?
	7:06pm Listener Gregory: Hmm, did someone win the lottery?
	♥ 7:07pm doctorjazz: Maybe Twitter will be even more profitable? (I'm guessing that is one of the goals, aside from the obvious political ones).
	7:07pm Listener Gregory: @TonyR, are there any more Twitter stockholders? Musk is taking the company private.
	♥ 7:08pm doctorjazz: Which has to mean he's buying them all out, no?
	🎭 ♥ 7:08pm TonyR: Good theme. I was supposed to start a new job 05/02. Now it's 05/09 because they "couldn't finish sll the access and onboarding tasks" by today. Plausible, but we'll see. I peed in a cup and everything.
	7:08pm still b/p: I missed it. Did we hear Ginger singing pig latin?
	♥ 7:08pm doctorjazz: (or already did buy them out-that's where the purchase price goes...)
	♥ 7:09pm Webhamster Henry: Imagine being a person who was entertained by Ted Lewis.
	♥ 7:11pm WR: Is Everybody Happy?
	🎭 ♥ 7:11pm TonyR: Also, too: my first-ever breathalyzer test. Apparently, I was doin it rong.
	♥ 7:11pm Webhamster Henry: Bronwyn is sticking with Courtney Edison approved media today.
	🎭 ♥ 7:11pm TonyR: For best results use Okeh needles!
	7:13pm Listener Gregory: @WebhamsterH, I am the Ted Lewis of today’s singing generation.
	♥ 7:13pm WR: Fox Trot with Vocal Refrain was the antecedent term to Popular Music or Pop as it came to be known.
	🎭 ♥ 7:16pm TonyR: I got 'cher Fox Trot right here, buddy!
	♥ 7:16pm Webhamster Henry: You had to look long and hard to find a disk without "Fox Trot" on the label.
	🎭 ♥ 7:18pm TonyR: Is BB in the house? She usually comments after 1st track. AAAH! There we go...
	♥ 7:18pm doctorjazz: Voice is low!
	🎭 ♥ 7:20pm TonyR: My voice isn't low! Your foxtrot is too high!!!
	♥ 7:21pm Webhamster Henry: There's not a little bit of Squid Game in They Shoot Horses, Don't They?
	7:24pm Listener Gregory: I read the book of They Shoot, and I didn't feel the need to see the movie, as I knew what kind of horror it would contain. I don't think all the spectators were rich people, though. Just regular people would come to gawk and also fantasize about the prize, if I'm correct.
	7:28pm still b/p: Night and Day...so good, but sad.
	♥ 7:29pm doctorjazz: One of those songs I've heard a billion times, but still don't recognize the opening verse.
	🎭 ♥ 7:30pm TonyR: "Not Licensed for Radio Broadcast." Good thing we're on the stream.
	♥ 7:31pm Webhamster Henry: Note that the stage show was "Gay Divorce" and the movie "Gay Divorcée" because: reasons.
	7:33pm Listener Gregory: I once read liner notes that said that Fred Astaire may have introduced the greatest American songs to more people than any other singer, through his movie performances (and also commercial recordings like this one). He is not a technically great singer, but he has a nice, straightforward delivery with natural phrasing that is a lot more tolerable than many singers of his time.
	♥ 7:34pm doctorjazz: I like Astaire's singing (but I agree, he's not technically a great singer).
	♥ 7:35pm doctorjazz: Nothin' but the hits!
	🎭 ♥ 7:35pm TonyR: A veritable Bounty.
	♥ 7:36pm doctorjazz: Dizzy Gillespie did the jazz classic version of I Can't Get Started-almost another song in his version.
	♥ 7:39pm Webhamster Henry: Kern was the master of a graceful key change.
	7:41pm Listener Gregory: Astaire was also great at bringing out the humor in songs. But please don't play The Yam! I'm begging here.
	7:44pm still b/p: The Swing Time number that goes with Pick Yourself Up is one of my definite favorites of Fred and Ginger's dances -- I think top choice. In the film she sings it to him before their simply staged peppy dance blows the socks off the dance studio boss after Fred first feigned no ability with teacher Ginger. Happy.
	7:46pm still b/p: Bert Lahr + powdered wig = Win.
	7:49pm Ruby Keeling Over: Is that different from The Gay Divorcee?
	♥ 7:52pm Webhamster Henry: You could play a bit of Pins & Needles in honor of Streisand's birthday,
	♥ 7:53pm Webhamster Henry: The movie is lots of fun, but is a kind of "Making Of" bio pic and not the actual show of The Cradle Will Rock.
	7:54pm Listener Gregory: The rich are loathsome, and I would very much like to become one.
	♥ 7:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Bronwyn and cast!
	♥ 8:02pm Webhamster Henry: And I got my request! This record is so much fun!
	♥ 8:03pm doctorjazz: Read a scathing review of the new Funny Girl earlier today (wife saw it, didn't like it either)
	♥ 8:09pm WR: Marvelous Ethel Waters performance.
	8:14pm still b/p: A big "No" from a reviewer always has potential to be somehow satisfying -- because of the jive and junk that producers run by us so often, I suppose. A new mini-series about getting "The Godfather" made gets a raking here, if anyone's interested. www.npr.org...
	🎭 ♥ 8:20pm TonyR: My Primary Care Doc saw new Funny Girl. Not a fan of the new singer, but thinks she's a fine actress.
	♥ 8:22pm doctorjazz: Of course, Louis Armstrong has THE version of I Got a Right to Sing The Blues (Cab has heard Louis' version, overdoing it a bit, if you ask me).
	♥ 8:23pm doctorjazz: Though, overdoing it WAS Cab Calloway's trademark!
	🎭 ♥ 8:23pm TonyR: The Boulevard..?
	8:24pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, you beat me to it with that comment re: Calloway.
	8:25pm Listener Gregory: @stillbp, thanks for the link to the review. You may have saved me quite a few hours.
	♥ 8:25pm doctorjazz: Hey, none of them was Sinatra, y'know...😉
	♥ 8:27pm doctorjazz: I'd post the link to the Funny Girl review, it's on NJ.com, but is behind a firewall, you only get to read the 1st 2 lines The title of the review: ‘Funny Girl’ review: People need people, but they don’t need this
	🎭 ♥ 8:29pm TonyR: I wonder if they should have gone out of town on the "Funny Girl" reboot. The original was a slog with too much of everything. and trimmed down (such as it was) for the Winter Garden.
	8:31pm Listener Gregory: Chris Connor does a much livelier and jazzier version of "Ten Cents" on her album "Classic," Contemporary 1987. Some excellent jazz musicians chip in.
	♥ 8:40pm doctorjazz: Duke, Ivie Anderson, nice!
	♥ 8:41pm diciassette: Hi Bronwyn and Bronwynites! Who needs firewalls? Firewalls are for sissies!
	8:44pm Listener Gregory: My personal firewall is a wall of fire. Yet the squirrels somehow still get through!
	♥ 8:45pm WR: Call me contrarian but I prefer sour grapes over sweet cherries.
	♥ 8:45pm doctorjazz: LG, like Johnny Cash! (did you find an audio dealer to ask about the speakers?)
	8:50pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, not yet. I have to do an internet search. Maybe I can get something cheap on Craigslist. (These are not for my real stereo; only for movies.)
	8:51pm Listener Gregory: Yo be fair to Hoover, he did a lot of good managing food relief to Europe after WWI. That was before he helped destroy the world economy.
	♥ 8:51pm doctorjazz: Ah, as I said, sometimes it's only the driver's surround that wears out (loses it's flexibility), that's not a big repair, but unless they are fairly pricey to begin with, may pay just to look for a replacement.
	8:53pm Listener Gregory: Do you still have audio dealers in NJ? Most have closed, it seems to me, except for ultra high-end.
	♥ 8:59pm doctorjazz: There are still some audio dealers here in NJ, though audio dealers in general, if they're not a big chain, deal in "ultra high end". That doesn't necessarily mean $100,000 systems, but more expensive than Best Buy might be selling. (many components that are good are less than $1K)
	♥ 8:59pm doctorjazz: Getting to the end, really enjoyed the show, thanks, Bronwyn!
	♥ 9:00pm doctorjazz: (There are less audio dealers than there used to be here as well, and many shifted to installing Home Theater).
	9:00pm Listener Gregory: Great show, BB! You really did your homework for this one. Let’s hope we aren’t making our own Depression musicals in another year or so.
	♥ 9:01pm Webhamster Henry: That wasn't so depressing was it? YOWZA!
	9:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: Yowza Yowza Yowza Darlings
	♥ 9:03pm diciassette: This has obviously been a particularly awesome show that I missed slightly more than the majority of, being distracted by silly things like cross-site something or other (I don't even remember what it was now).
	♥ 9:04pm diciassette: Thank you and yowza!
	9:04pm Bronwyn Bishop: it suddenly occurs to me that parts of the melody from Damn Yankees' "You Gotta Have Heart," are lifted from this, weirdly
	♥ 9:05pm doctorjazz: Yowza, y'all!
	9:05pm Bronwyn Bishop: "we're so happy that we're hummin'" = "and once he used to love me"
	9:06pm Bronwyn Bishop: anyway, thank you all for joining me on this depressing journey <3
	♥ 9:06pm WR: thank you thank you for remembering.

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from April 29, 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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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Dick Powell	The Gold Diggers' Song (We're in the Money)	In Hollywood (1933-1935)	Columbia Records	1995	Music: Harry Warren Lyrics: Al Dubin	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ted Lewis	On the Sunny Side of the Street	Is Everybody Happy	Columbia	1941	Music: Jimmy McHugh Lyrics: Dorothy Fields	0:06:33 (Pop-up)
Frankie Trumbauer & His Orchestra	Get Happy	Get Happy	Okeh	1930	Music: Harold Arlen Lyrics: Ted Koehler	0:08:39 (Pop-up)
Lew Sherwood with Eddy Duchin & His Orchestra	Pennies from Heaven	1933-37, Volume II	Take Two Records	1995	Music: Arthur Johnston Lyrics: Johnny Burke	0:12:22 (Pop-up)
Lew Conrad with Leo Reisman & His Orchestra	Happy Days Are Here Again	Lucky Me - Lovable You/Happy Days Are Here Again	Victor	1930	Music: Milton Ager Lyrics: Jack Yellen	0:24:58 (Pop-up)

Fred Astaire with Leo Reisman & His Orchestra	Night and Day	Night and Day/I've Got You on My Mind	His Master's Voice	1933	Music & Lyrics: Cole Porter	0:26:34 (Pop-up)
Ramona & Her Grand Piano	My Cousin in Milwaukee	A Penny for Your Thoughts/My Cousin in Milwaukee	Victor	1933	Music: George Gershwin Lyrics: Ira Gershwin	0:29:35 (Pop-up)
Nancy Walker	I Can't Get Started "I Can't Get Started" by "Nancy Walker"	The 1952 Walden Sessions	Harbinger Records	2008	Music: Vernon Duke Lyrics: Ira Gershwin	0:31:11 (Pop-up)
Fred Astaire	Pick Yourself Up "Pick Yourself Up" by "Fred Astaire"	The Way You Look Tonight/Pick Yourself Up	Brunswick	1936	Music: Jerome Kern Lyrics: Dorothy Kern	0:36:16 (Pop-up)
Louise Gold & Desmond Barrit	But in the Morning, No!	DuBarry Was a Lady (Concert Cast)	No Label	2001	Music & Lyrics: Cole Porter	0:39:07 (Pop-up)

John Tibbetts, Scott Purcell & Opera Saratoga Orchestra	The Rich	The Cradle Will Rock (Live)	Bridge Records	2018	Music & Lyrics: Marc Blitzstein	0:53:11 (Pop-up)
David Garrison & New York Choral Artists	Union Square	Of Thee I Sing/Let 'Em Eat Cake (Studio Cast Recording)	Sony Music Entertainment	1987	Music: George Gershwin Lyrics: Ira Gershwin	0:55:29 (Pop-up)
Barbra Streisand	Not Cricket to Picket	Pins and Needles	Columbia Masterworks	1962	Music & Lyrics: Harold Rome	0:59:04 (Pop-up)
Norm Lewis and Porgy & Bess Company	I Got Plenty of Nothing	The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess: New Broadway Cast Recording	PS Classics	2012	Music: George Gershwin Lyrics: DuBose Heyward	1:01:30 (Pop-up)
Ethel Waters	Summer Time "Summer Time" by "Ethel Waters"	The Favorite Songs of Ethel Waters	Mercury	1954	Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin	1:05:09 (Pop-up)

Sam Brown with Ambrose & His Orchestra	Stormy Weather	Stormy Weather	Decca	1933	Music: Harold Arlen Lyrics: Ted Koehler	1:16:52 (Pop-up)
Cab Calloway	I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues	That's What I Hate About Love/I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues	Brunswick	1933	Music: Harold Arlen Lyrics: Ted Koehler	1:19:46 (Pop-up)
Lee Bennett with Jan Garber & His Orchestra	The Boulevard of Broken Dreams	The Boulevard of Broken Dreams	Victor	1933	Music: Harry Warren Lyrics: Al Dubin	1:22:05 (Pop-up)
Ruth Etting	Ten Cents a Dance "Ten Cents a Dance" by "Ruth Etting"	Ten Cents a Dance/Funny Dear, What Love Can Do	Columbia	1933	Music: Richard Rodgers Lyrics: Lorenz Hart	1:24:40 (Pop-up)
Bing Crosby	Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?	Home on the Range/Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?	Columbia	1938	Music: Jay Gorney Lyrics: Yip Harburg	1:27:04 (Pop-up)

Fisk University Choir	Run Lil Chillun	Live Recording	No Label	2011	Music & Lyrics: Hall Johnson	1:34:27 (Pop-up)
Ivie Anderson with Duke Ellington & His Famous Orchestra	Raisin' the Rent	Happy As the Day Is Long/Raisin' the Rent	Brunswick	1933	Music: Harold Arlen Lyrics: Ted Koehler	1:36:53 (Pop-up)
Rudy Vallee	Life Is Just A Bowl Of Cherries	Heigh Ho Everybody	Victor	1942	Music: Ray Henderson Lyrics: Lew Brown	1:40:41 (Pop-up)

Annie Ensemble	We'd Like To Thank You, Herbert Hoover	Annie (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	Sony Music Entertainment	1977	Music: Charles Strouse Lyrics: Martin Charnin	1:46:12 (Pop-up)
Michael Lanning	Made In America "Made In America" by "Michael Lanning"	Bonnie & Clyde	Broadway Records	2012	Music: Frank Wildhorn Lyrics: Don Black	1:48:45 (Pop-up)
Elliott Gould, Sheree North & Barbara Monte	The Sound of Money	I Can Get It For You Wholesale (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	Columbia	1962	Music & Lyrics: Harold Rome	1:51:33 (Pop-up)

Joan Blondell & Etta Moten	Remember My Forgotten Man	Lullaby of Broadway: The Best of Busby Berkeley at Warner Bros.	EMI	1995	Music: Harry Warren Lyrics: Al Dubin	2:00:34 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🎭 ♥ 7:03pm TonyR: DIck Powell of "Thin Man" fame??
	♥ 7:03pm Webhamster Henry: Ereway inway ethay oneymay!
	7:04pm Listener Gregory: Welcome back, Bronwyn! Hello, darlings.
	7:04pm Ruby Keeling Over: Yay! Busby Berkeley classic right out of the gate! Welcome back!
	♥ 7:05pm doctorjazz: Nice to have all that cash, where to spend it (which is why I'll never be in the money...) Hi BB and Acid Jazzers!
	♥ 7:06pm doctorjazz: Nice to have Acid Jazz Hands back where it belongs!
	🎭 ♥ 7:06pm TonyR: So when do all the Twitter stockholders start jumping out of windows?
	7:06pm Listener Gregory: Hmm, did someone win the lottery?
	♥ 7:07pm doctorjazz: Maybe Twitter will be even more profitable? (I'm guessing that is one of the goals, aside from the obvious political ones).
	7:07pm Listener Gregory: @TonyR, are there any more Twitter stockholders? Musk is taking the company private.
	♥ 7:08pm doctorjazz: Which has to mean he's buying them all out, no?
	🎭 ♥ 7:08pm TonyR: Good theme. I was supposed to start a new job 05/02. Now it's 05/09 because they "couldn't finish sll the access and onboarding tasks" by today. Plausible, but we'll see. I peed in a cup and everything.
	7:08pm still b/p: I missed it. Did we hear Ginger singing pig latin?
	♥ 7:08pm doctorjazz: (or already did buy them out-that's where the purchase price goes...)
	♥ 7:09pm Webhamster Henry: Imagine being a person who was entertained by Ted Lewis.
	♥ 7:11pm WR: Is Everybody Happy?
	🎭 ♥ 7:11pm TonyR: Also, too: my first-ever breathalyzer test. Apparently, I was doin it rong.
	♥ 7:11pm Webhamster Henry: Bronwyn is sticking with Courtney Edison approved media today.
	🎭 ♥ 7:11pm TonyR: For best results use Okeh needles!
	7:13pm Listener Gregory: @WebhamsterH, I am the Ted Lewis of today’s singing generation.
	♥ 7:13pm WR: Fox Trot with Vocal Refrain was the antecedent term to Popular Music or Pop as it came to be known.
	🎭 ♥ 7:16pm TonyR: I got 'cher Fox Trot right here, buddy!
	♥ 7:16pm Webhamster Henry: You had to look long and hard to find a disk without "Fox Trot" on the label.
	🎭 ♥ 7:18pm TonyR: Is BB in the house? She usually comments after 1st track. AAAH! There we go...
	♥ 7:18pm doctorjazz: Voice is low!
	🎭 ♥ 7:20pm TonyR: My voice isn't low! Your foxtrot is too high!!!
	♥ 7:21pm Webhamster Henry: There's not a little bit of Squid Game in They Shoot Horses, Don't They?
	7:24pm Listener Gregory: I read the book of They Shoot, and I didn't feel the need to see the movie, as I knew what kind of horror it would contain. I don't think all the spectators were rich people, though. Just regular people would come to gawk and also fantasize about the prize, if I'm correct.
	7:28pm still b/p: Night and Day...so good, but sad.
	♥ 7:29pm doctorjazz: One of those songs I've heard a billion times, but still don't recognize the opening verse.
	🎭 ♥ 7:30pm TonyR: "Not Licensed for Radio Broadcast." Good thing we're on the stream.
	♥ 7:31pm Webhamster Henry: Note that the stage show was "Gay Divorce" and the movie "Gay Divorcée" because: reasons.
	7:33pm Listener Gregory: I once read liner notes that said that Fred Astaire may have introduced the greatest American songs to more people than any other singer, through his movie performances (and also commercial recordings like this one). He is not a technically great singer, but he has a nice, straightforward delivery with natural phrasing that is a lot more tolerable than many singers of his time.
	♥ 7:34pm doctorjazz: I like Astaire's singing (but I agree, he's not technically a great singer).
	♥ 7:35pm doctorjazz: Nothin' but the hits!
	🎭 ♥ 7:35pm TonyR: A veritable Bounty.
	♥ 7:36pm doctorjazz: Dizzy Gillespie did the jazz classic version of I Can't Get Started-almost another song in his version.
	♥ 7:39pm Webhamster Henry: Kern was the master of a graceful key change.
	7:41pm Listener Gregory: Astaire was also great at bringing out the humor in songs. But please don't play The Yam! I'm begging here.
	7:44pm still b/p: The Swing Time number that goes with Pick Yourself Up is one of my definite favorites of Fred and Ginger's dances -- I think top choice. In the film she sings it to him before their simply staged peppy dance blows the socks off the dance studio boss after Fred first feigned no ability with teacher Ginger. Happy.
	7:46pm still b/p: Bert Lahr + powdered wig = Win.
	7:49pm Ruby Keeling Over: Is that different from The Gay Divorcee?
	♥ 7:52pm Webhamster Henry: You could play a bit of Pins & Needles in honor of Streisand's birthday,
	♥ 7:53pm Webhamster Henry: The movie is lots of fun, but is a kind of "Making Of" bio pic and not the actual show of The Cradle Will Rock.
	7:54pm Listener Gregory: The rich are loathsome, and I would very much like to become one.
	♥ 7:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Bronwyn and cast!
	♥ 8:02pm Webhamster Henry: And I got my request! This record is so much fun!
	♥ 8:03pm doctorjazz: Read a scathing review of the new Funny Girl earlier today (wife saw it, didn't like it either)
	♥ 8:09pm WR: Marvelous Ethel Waters performance.
	8:14pm still b/p: A big "No" from a reviewer always has potential to be somehow satisfying -- because of the jive and junk that producers run by us so often, I suppose. A new mini-series about getting "The Godfather" made gets a raking here, if anyone's interested. www.npr.org...
	🎭 ♥ 8:20pm TonyR: My Primary Care Doc saw new Funny Girl. Not a fan of the new singer, but thinks she's a fine actress.
	♥ 8:22pm doctorjazz: Of course, Louis Armstrong has THE version of I Got a Right to Sing The Blues (Cab has heard Louis' version, overdoing it a bit, if you ask me).
	♥ 8:23pm doctorjazz: Though, overdoing it WAS Cab Calloway's trademark!
	🎭 ♥ 8:23pm TonyR: The Boulevard..?
	8:24pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, you beat me to it with that comment re: Calloway.
	8:25pm Listener Gregory: @stillbp, thanks for the link to the review. You may have saved me quite a few hours.
	♥ 8:25pm doctorjazz: Hey, none of them was Sinatra, y'know...😉
	♥ 8:27pm doctorjazz: I'd post the link to the Funny Girl review, it's on NJ.com, but is behind a firewall, you only get to read the 1st 2 lines The title of the review: ‘Funny Girl’ review: People need people, but they don’t need this
	🎭 ♥ 8:29pm TonyR: I wonder if they should have gone out of town on the "Funny Girl" reboot. The original was a slog with too much of everything. and trimmed down (such as it was) for the Winter Garden.
	8:31pm Listener Gregory: Chris Connor does a much livelier and jazzier version of "Ten Cents" on her album "Classic," Contemporary 1987. Some excellent jazz musicians chip in.
	♥ 8:40pm doctorjazz: Duke, Ivie Anderson, nice!
	♥ 8:41pm diciassette: Hi Bronwyn and Bronwynites! Who needs firewalls? Firewalls are for sissies!
	8:44pm Listener Gregory: My personal firewall is a wall of fire. Yet the squirrels somehow still get through!
	♥ 8:45pm WR: Call me contrarian but I prefer sour grapes over sweet cherries.
	♥ 8:45pm doctorjazz: LG, like Johnny Cash! (did you find an audio dealer to ask about the speakers?)
	8:50pm Listener Gregory: @doctorj, not yet. I have to do an internet search. Maybe I can get something cheap on Craigslist. (These are not for my real stereo; only for movies.)
	8:51pm Listener Gregory: Yo be fair to Hoover, he did a lot of good managing food relief to Europe after WWI. That was before he helped destroy the world economy.
	♥ 8:51pm doctorjazz: Ah, as I said, sometimes it's only the driver's surround that wears out (loses it's flexibility), that's not a big repair, but unless they are fairly pricey to begin with, may pay just to look for a replacement.
	8:53pm Listener Gregory: Do you still have audio dealers in NJ? Most have closed, it seems to me, except for ultra high-end.
	♥ 8:59pm doctorjazz: There are still some audio dealers here in NJ, though audio dealers in general, if they're not a big chain, deal in "ultra high end". That doesn't necessarily mean $100,000 systems, but more expensive than Best Buy might be selling. (many components that are good are less than $1K)
	♥ 8:59pm doctorjazz: Getting to the end, really enjoyed the show, thanks, Bronwyn!
	♥ 9:00pm doctorjazz: (There are less audio dealers than there used to be here as well, and many shifted to installing Home Theater).
	9:00pm Listener Gregory: Great show, BB! You really did your homework for this one. Let’s hope we aren’t making our own Depression musicals in another year or so.
	♥ 9:01pm Webhamster Henry: That wasn't so depressing was it? YOWZA!
	9:03pm Bronwyn Bishop: Yowza Yowza Yowza Darlings
	♥ 9:03pm diciassette: This has obviously been a particularly awesome show that I missed slightly more than the majority of, being distracted by silly things like cross-site something or other (I don't even remember what it was now).
	♥ 9:04pm diciassette: Thank you and yowza!
	9:04pm Bronwyn Bishop: it suddenly occurs to me that parts of the melody from Damn Yankees' "You Gotta Have Heart," are lifted from this, weirdly
	♥ 9:05pm doctorjazz: Yowza, y'all!
	9:05pm Bronwyn Bishop: "we're so happy that we're hummin'" = "and once he used to love me"
	9:06pm Bronwyn Bishop: anyway, thank you all for joining me on this depressing journey <3
	♥ 9:06pm WR: thank you thank you for remembering.

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from April 29, 2022

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