WFMU: Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from May 13, 2022

Listener comments!
	🎭 7:00pm WR: Pardon me, pardon, sorry, excuse me. pardon me. Ah. Decent seats. Here's the curtain.
	🎭 7:01pm Listener Gregory: Good evening, theater-lovers! Am I here, or am I going out to get dinner? Time will tell.
	7:02pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Good afternoon from the West! this takes me back to my college days in San Francisco when there was not only Miss M but a station that played music from the 20s, 30s, and 40s that I had on all the time.
	7:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi WR, Gregory and Lizzie!!!! Welcome to the show, please keep your phones off for the duration of the performance
	🎭 7:03pm Listener Gregory: Bronwyn, beat us 8 to the bar, we're begging!
	🎭 7:04pm WR: But if I mute my phone I won't be able to listen to the stream....
	7:09pm Roberto: Roadside assistance did not arrive within one hour as promised. More like five hours.
	🎭 7:11pm WR: Egads Roberto! and it was cold and rainy!
	7:12pm Roberto: Indeed it was. By the time they arrived I was starting to hallucinate lolz
	🎭 7:13pm WR: I guess you didn't want to walk back to that mysterious house you had passed.
	7:15pm Roberto: I considered walking to the end of the off-ramp to see where it would take me.
	🎭 7:25pm Listener Gregory: "Bronwyn Bishop presents World War II: All the Glamor, All the Beautiful Sounds"
	🎭 7:26pm WR: Wonder if we will be hearing any Al Bowlly or Glenn Miller or other WWII casualties?
	🎭 7:34pm Listener Gregory: That Noel Coward is something. Interestingly, in the end, the British were not so beastly to the Germans after the war, in contrast to the previous Great Unpleasantness. Perhaps the reason was the devastation of Germany per se, which largely escaped destruction (except for its soldiers) in WWI.
	🎭 7:41pm Listener Gregory: I'm reading a British mystery written and taking place during WWII, and I was taken aback to hear two characters reporting that they were listening to Richard Strauss and Wagner on the wireless. I guess all things German were not suppressed even then.
	7:42pm KWilde: Loving this show
	7:43pm Webhamster Henry: Hi I’m back from a little local neighborhood protest! Happy Memorial Day!
	7:44pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Gregory: My #1 favorite song to sing and the only song I ever use when I (rarely) audition for stuff is by Richard Strauss, he wrote it when he was 21. I was pretty distressed to learn of his Nazi connections...
	7:44pm Bronwyn Bishop: its called zueignung and its glorious...
	7:48pm Webhamster Henry: Getting to Kurt Weill’s Johnny Johnson or Buddy on the Nightshift?
	🎭 7:49pm Listener Gregory: Wasn't the opening theme of Beethoven's Fifth an allied theme for victory (or D-Day) or something?
	🎭 7:50pm TonyR: Tuned in just in time to welcome my soldier home!
	7:59pm Bronwyn Bishop: @KWilde: thanks so much!! :)
	8:00pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Henry: no kurt weill tonight :( sorry kurt!
	8:00pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi TonyR!!!
	8:01pm Webhamster Henry: This show could go on fora log time
	8:01pm HyperDose: Good evening, Bronwyn!
	8:02pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Listener Gregory, I recently read a mystery written around 1949, that took place during a production of a Wagner opera in England, fictionally the first after the war.
	8:02pm Dean: Strauss' Electra...yikes. You should perform "Zueignung" at the H&M, but deliver it legit.
	8:03pm Webhamster Henry: There is a song in Hail Caesar the implies there is something like a dame.
	8:04pm Dean: Just don't talk over the underture.
	🎭 8:04pm Listener Gregory: Nothing from "On the Town"? Oh well, we'll catch up some other time.
	🎭 8:05pm TonyR: I have exclamation points!!!!
	🎭 8:06pm TonyR: Opening this Fall: "WAR!"
	🎭 8:09pm diciassette: Hello sailors!
	8:12pm Webhamster Henry: Need to imagine a dancing mouse here.
	8:12pm HyperDose: Excellent sound design
	8:15pm Webhamster Henry: Who sounds suspiciously like Sara Berner.
	8:18pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Dean: I have wanted to do this for years but have no idea how it would be received by the audience and my fellow DJs lol
	🎭 8:21pm Listener Gregory: Great show, BB. Unfortunately, my draft number's been called, and I must go. We'll meet again... don't know where, don't know when, but we'll meet again some sunny day. Thanks!
	🎭 8:21pm Listener Gregory: P.S. will catch the last half hour on the archive.
	8:26pm HyperDose: A man dancing with a mouse?! I need to see this
	8:34pm Dean: You mean the Nazi connection? Or the acquired taste of German lieder? I can't imagine WFMU folks not being tantalized by a recital. Strauss, Schubert, Wolf, Beethoven...what's not to like?
	🎭 8:35pm diciassette: This reminds me of the Bad News Bears slugging it out with the Yankees!
	8:37pm HyperDose: That guy is real smooth
	8:38pm Webhamster Henry: Name droppin' Johnny Mercer.
	8:39pm Dean: During COVID pandemic you have to accentuate the negative.
	8:42pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Dean: Just meaning that people would probably think it was weird if I showed off lol
	8:44pm HyperDose: Peeked in my Fred Astaire folder and The Sky's the Limit was not present. Thank you for giving me something to seek out and watch tonight!
	8:45pm Dean: I get that, but I shouldn't get it. For instance, I love it when Lucia Popp shows off.
	8:47pm Bronwyn Bishop: Maybe I should just do it and switch things up a little at the ol' hoofy
	8:49pm Webhamster Henry: Betty Grable radio dance routine....
	8:50pm Dean: That's an approach. I should add that I also especially love it when mere non-celebrity amateurs--in the etymological sense of the word--perform. The drive to sing, act, play musical instruments, and all that, is itself a wonder to behold.
	8:53pm Webhamster Henry: "I'll look for you when the war is over ... an hour and a half from now!" - Prof. Tom Lehrer "So Long Mom, I'm Off to Drop The Bomb"
	🎭 8:55pm WR: Audio dropped twice for me.once during the back announce and again just before the chorus came in.
	🎭 8:55pm diciassette: Bomb a ditty bomb a ditty.. Happy trails, and thank you!
	8:57pm HyperDose: Fantastic last set. Thanks Bronwyn!
	8:58pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: This is a great show, Bronwyn. Vera Lynn died in 2020 and it was HUGE in the UK. When I looked up the year I learned that the film version of The Wall opens with a bit of Vera singing "The Little Boy Santa Claus Forgot", a boy without a father, same as Roger Waters.
	🎭 8:58pm WR: Excellent closer. Bing's a fave.
	8:59pm Bronwyn Bishop: couple more songs, we are going into OT!
	🎭 8:59pm WR: Yay OT!
	8:59pm HyperDose: Extra credit! ✏️🤓
	🎭 9:00pm diciassette: I found a picture of Uncle Sam with Jane Russell! i.pinimg.com...
	9:00pm Webhamster Henry: You're being very disciplined and not running into the hours and hours of empty airtime now that Cha Cha Heels has moved to Sunday, right
	🎭 9:05pm diciassette: ❤️🍸
	9:08pm Bronwyn Bishop: thank you for listening darlings!!!!

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from May 13, 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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May 13, 2022: It's Been a Long, Long Time

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Bette Midler	Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy	The Divine Miss M	Atlantic	1972	Music & Lyrics: Don Raye & Hughie Prince	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Marlene Dietrich	Lili Marlene "Lili Marlene" by "Marlene Dietrich"	Lili Marlene	Decca	1945	Music: Norbert Schultze Lyrics: Hans Leip	0:10:53 (Pop-up)
Edward Molloy with Jack Hylton's Orchestra	Everything Stops for Tea	Everything stops for Tea	Victor	1935	Music & Lyrics: Al Hoffman, Al Goodhart & Maurice Sigler	0:13:51 (Pop-up)
Harry Bidgood	Run, Rabbit Run "Run, Rabbit Run" by "Harry Bidgood"	The World at War	Silva Screen	2003	Music: Noel Gay Lyrics: Ralph Butler	0:16:18 (Pop-up)
The Andrews Sisters	Corns for My Country	Sing a Tropical Song/Corns for My Country	Decca	1945	Music & Lyrics: Jean Barry, Leah Worth & Dick Charles	0:19:36 (Pop-up)
Bugs Bunny	Any Bonds Today "Any Bonds Today" by "Bugs Bunny"	Leon Schlesinger Presents Bugs Bunny	No Label	1942	Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin	0:21:27 (Pop-up)

Noël Coward	Don't Let's Be Beastly to the Germans	Don't Let's Be Beastly to the Germans/The Welcoming Land	His Master's Voice	1943	Music & Lyrics: Noël Coward	0:29:19 (Pop-up)
Glenn Miller Army Air Force Band	What Do You Do in the Infantry	Glenn Miller Army Air Force Band	His Master's Voice	1955	Music & Lyrics: Frank Loesser	0:32:17 (Pop-up)
Bob Lee, Harry Cool & Buddy Moreno with Dick Jurgens' Orchestra	Uncle Sam Gets Around	Uncle Sam Gets Around/Wherever You Are	Okeh	1942	Music: Ralph Rainger Lyrics: Leo Robin	0:34:44 (Pop-up)
The Merry Macs	Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition!	Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition!/Tweedle O Twill	Decca	1942	Music & Lyrics: Frank Loesser	0:37:37 (Pop-up)
Sgt. David Rose & Chorus	Winged Victory	Winged Victory	Decca	1944	Music & Lyrics: Sgt. David Rose	0:39:34 (Pop-up)

Nancy Anderson	My Soldier "My Soldier" by "Nancy Anderson"	Yank! (Original Off-Broadway Cast Recording)	PS Classics	2014	Music: Joseph Zellnik Lyrics: David Zellnik	0:48:39 (Pop-up)
Maxene Andrews, Patty Andrews & Over Here! Ensemble	Wartime Wedding	Over Here! (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	Masterworks Broadway	1974	Music & Lyrics: Robert B. Sherman & Richard M. Sherman	0:50:47 (Pop-up)
Lea Salonga, Telly Leung & Allegiance Original Broadway Cast	Wishes on the Wind	Allegiance (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	Broadway Records	2016	Music & Lyrics: Jay Kuo	0:52:48 (Pop-up)
Amelia Bayntun & Marcus Dods	Who's This Geezer Hitler?	Blitz!	Digital Gramophone	2014	Music & Lyrics: Lionel Bart	0:56:06 (Pop-up)
Danny Burstein & South Pacific Ensemble	There Is Nothin' Like a Dame	South Pacific (New Broadway Cast Recording)	Masterworks Broadway	2008	Music: Richard Rodgers Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II	0:58:48 (Pop-up)

Jimmy Durante & Harry James	Inka Dinka Doo	Two Girls and a Sailor	Sound/Stage Recordings	1974	Music: Jimmy Durante Lyrics: Ben Ryan	1:10:06 (Pop-up)
Gene Kelly & Jerry the Mouse	The Worry Song	That's Entertainment! The Ultimate Anthology of M-G-M Musicals	Rhino Movie Music	1995	Music: Sammy Fain Lyrics: Arthur Freed	1:12:44 (Pop-up)
Marjorie Reynolds, Betty Rhodes & Donna Drake	On the Swing Shift	Star Spangled Rhythm	Vintage Music	1942	Music: Harold Arlen Lyrics: Johnny Mercer	1:15:11 (Pop-up)
Lanny Ross	We Mustn't Say Goodbye	Stage Door Canteen	No Label	1943	Music: James V. Monaco Lyrics: Al Dubin	1:18:53 (Pop-up)
Dorothy Lamour, Bob Eberly & Helen O'Connell	I Remember You	The Fleet's In	No Label	1942	Music: Victor Schertzinger Lyrics: Johnny Mercer	1:21:32 (Pop-up)

Nelson Eddy	Rodger Young "Rodger Young" by "Nelson Eddy"	Rodger Young/Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition	Columbia Masterworks	1945	Music & Lyrics: Frank Loesser	1:30:39 (Pop-up)
Marvin Hayes	Stan' Up An' Fight "Stan' Up An' Fight" by "Marvin Hayes"	Carmen Jones	RCA Victor Red Seal	1954	Music: Georges Bizet Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II	1:33:33 (Pop-up)
Fred Astaire & Joan Leslie	My Shining Hour	The Sky's the Limit	No Label	1943	Music: Harold Arlen Lyrics: Johnny Mercer	1:36:08 (Pop-up)
Bing Crosby & Sonny Tufts	Accentuate the Positive	Accentuate the Positive	Decca	1962	Music: Harold Arlen Lyrics: Johnny Mercer	1:39:51 (Pop-up)
Betty Grable	Once Too Often "Once Too Often" by "Betty Grable"	Pin Up Girl	No Label	1944	Music: James V. Monaco Lyrics: Mack Gordon	1:44:06 (Pop-up)

Vera Lynn with Roland Shaw and His Orchestra and the Sailors, Soldiers & Airmen of Her Majesty's Forces	We'll Meet Again	We'll Meet Again/I'm Praying to St. Christopher	Decca	1953	Music & Lyrics: Ross Parker & Hughie Charles	1:56:25 (Pop-up)
Bing Crosby & Les Paul	It's Been A Long Long Time	It's Been A Long Long Time/Whose Dream Are You	Decca	1945	Music: Jule Styne Lyrics: Sammy Cahn	1:59:13 (Pop-up)
Bea Wain	It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow	It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow/Somebody Else	Victor Records	1940	Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin	2:01:16 (Pop-up)

Mark Lambert	Tomorrow Belongs to Me	Cabaret (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)	Probe	1972	Music: John Kander Lyrics: Fred Ebb	2:06:44 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🎭 7:00pm WR: Pardon me, pardon, sorry, excuse me. pardon me. Ah. Decent seats. Here's the curtain.
	🎭 7:01pm Listener Gregory: Good evening, theater-lovers! Am I here, or am I going out to get dinner? Time will tell.
	7:02pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Good afternoon from the West! this takes me back to my college days in San Francisco when there was not only Miss M but a station that played music from the 20s, 30s, and 40s that I had on all the time.
	7:02pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi WR, Gregory and Lizzie!!!! Welcome to the show, please keep your phones off for the duration of the performance
	🎭 7:03pm Listener Gregory: Bronwyn, beat us 8 to the bar, we're begging!
	🎭 7:04pm WR: But if I mute my phone I won't be able to listen to the stream....
	7:09pm Roberto: Roadside assistance did not arrive within one hour as promised. More like five hours.
	🎭 7:11pm WR: Egads Roberto! and it was cold and rainy!
	7:12pm Roberto: Indeed it was. By the time they arrived I was starting to hallucinate lolz
	🎭 7:13pm WR: I guess you didn't want to walk back to that mysterious house you had passed.
	7:15pm Roberto: I considered walking to the end of the off-ramp to see where it would take me.
	🎭 7:25pm Listener Gregory: "Bronwyn Bishop presents World War II: All the Glamor, All the Beautiful Sounds"
	🎭 7:26pm WR: Wonder if we will be hearing any Al Bowlly or Glenn Miller or other WWII casualties?
	🎭 7:34pm Listener Gregory: That Noel Coward is something. Interestingly, in the end, the British were not so beastly to the Germans after the war, in contrast to the previous Great Unpleasantness. Perhaps the reason was the devastation of Germany per se, which largely escaped destruction (except for its soldiers) in WWI.
	🎭 7:41pm Listener Gregory: I'm reading a British mystery written and taking place during WWII, and I was taken aback to hear two characters reporting that they were listening to Richard Strauss and Wagner on the wireless. I guess all things German were not suppressed even then.
	7:42pm KWilde: Loving this show
	7:43pm Webhamster Henry: Hi I’m back from a little local neighborhood protest! Happy Memorial Day!
	7:44pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Gregory: My #1 favorite song to sing and the only song I ever use when I (rarely) audition for stuff is by Richard Strauss, he wrote it when he was 21. I was pretty distressed to learn of his Nazi connections...
	7:44pm Bronwyn Bishop: its called zueignung and its glorious...
	7:48pm Webhamster Henry: Getting to Kurt Weill’s Johnny Johnson or Buddy on the Nightshift?
	🎭 7:49pm Listener Gregory: Wasn't the opening theme of Beethoven's Fifth an allied theme for victory (or D-Day) or something?
	🎭 7:50pm TonyR: Tuned in just in time to welcome my soldier home!
	7:59pm Bronwyn Bishop: @KWilde: thanks so much!! :)
	8:00pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Henry: no kurt weill tonight :( sorry kurt!
	8:00pm Bronwyn Bishop: Hi TonyR!!!
	8:01pm Webhamster Henry: This show could go on fora log time
	8:01pm HyperDose: Good evening, Bronwyn!
	8:02pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: Listener Gregory, I recently read a mystery written around 1949, that took place during a production of a Wagner opera in England, fictionally the first after the war.
	8:02pm Dean: Strauss' Electra...yikes. You should perform "Zueignung" at the H&M, but deliver it legit.
	8:03pm Webhamster Henry: There is a song in Hail Caesar the implies there is something like a dame.
	8:04pm Dean: Just don't talk over the underture.
	🎭 8:04pm Listener Gregory: Nothing from "On the Town"? Oh well, we'll catch up some other time.
	🎭 8:05pm TonyR: I have exclamation points!!!!
	🎭 8:06pm TonyR: Opening this Fall: "WAR!"
	🎭 8:09pm diciassette: Hello sailors!
	8:12pm Webhamster Henry: Need to imagine a dancing mouse here.
	8:12pm HyperDose: Excellent sound design
	8:15pm Webhamster Henry: Who sounds suspiciously like Sara Berner.
	8:18pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Dean: I have wanted to do this for years but have no idea how it would be received by the audience and my fellow DJs lol
	🎭 8:21pm Listener Gregory: Great show, BB. Unfortunately, my draft number's been called, and I must go. We'll meet again... don't know where, don't know when, but we'll meet again some sunny day. Thanks!
	🎭 8:21pm Listener Gregory: P.S. will catch the last half hour on the archive.
	8:26pm HyperDose: A man dancing with a mouse?! I need to see this
	8:34pm Dean: You mean the Nazi connection? Or the acquired taste of German lieder? I can't imagine WFMU folks not being tantalized by a recital. Strauss, Schubert, Wolf, Beethoven...what's not to like?
	🎭 8:35pm diciassette: This reminds me of the Bad News Bears slugging it out with the Yankees!
	8:37pm HyperDose: That guy is real smooth
	8:38pm Webhamster Henry: Name droppin' Johnny Mercer.
	8:39pm Dean: During COVID pandemic you have to accentuate the negative.
	8:42pm Bronwyn Bishop: @Dean: Just meaning that people would probably think it was weird if I showed off lol
	8:44pm HyperDose: Peeked in my Fred Astaire folder and The Sky's the Limit was not present. Thank you for giving me something to seek out and watch tonight!
	8:45pm Dean: I get that, but I shouldn't get it. For instance, I love it when Lucia Popp shows off.
	8:47pm Bronwyn Bishop: Maybe I should just do it and switch things up a little at the ol' hoofy
	8:49pm Webhamster Henry: Betty Grable radio dance routine....
	8:50pm Dean: That's an approach. I should add that I also especially love it when mere non-celebrity amateurs--in the etymological sense of the word--perform. The drive to sing, act, play musical instruments, and all that, is itself a wonder to behold.
	8:53pm Webhamster Henry: "I'll look for you when the war is over ... an hour and a half from now!" - Prof. Tom Lehrer "So Long Mom, I'm Off to Drop The Bomb"
	🎭 8:55pm WR: Audio dropped twice for me.once during the back announce and again just before the chorus came in.
	🎭 8:55pm diciassette: Bomb a ditty bomb a ditty.. Happy trails, and thank you!
	8:57pm HyperDose: Fantastic last set. Thanks Bronwyn!
	8:58pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: This is a great show, Bronwyn. Vera Lynn died in 2020 and it was HUGE in the UK. When I looked up the year I learned that the film version of The Wall opens with a bit of Vera singing "The Little Boy Santa Claus Forgot", a boy without a father, same as Roger Waters.
	🎭 8:58pm WR: Excellent closer. Bing's a fave.
	8:59pm Bronwyn Bishop: couple more songs, we are going into OT!
	🎭 8:59pm WR: Yay OT!
	8:59pm HyperDose: Extra credit! ✏️🤓
	🎭 9:00pm diciassette: I found a picture of Uncle Sam with Jane Russell! i.pinimg.com...
	9:00pm Webhamster Henry: You're being very disciplined and not running into the hours and hours of empty airtime now that Cha Cha Heels has moved to Sunday, right
	🎭 9:05pm diciassette: ❤️🍸
	9:08pm Bronwyn Bishop: thank you for listening darlings!!!!

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from May 13, 2022

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