WFMU: Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from December 2, 2022

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from December 2, 2022

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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December 2, 2022: Hello, My Ragtime Darlings

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Max Morath	Hello, Ma Baby "Hello, Ma Baby" by "Max Morath"	Oh Play That Thing!	Epic Records	1964	Music & Lyrics: Joseph E. Howard & Ida Emerson	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Paul Robeson	Just A'Wearyin' for You	At Dawning/Just A'Wearyin' for You	Victor	1938	Music: Carrie Jacobs-Bond Lyrics: Frank Lebby Stanton	0:12:39 (Pop-up)
Margaret Whiting	How Come You Do Me Like You Do	Dream: The Lost Recordings	My Ideal Music, Inc.	2016	Music & Lyrics: Gene Austin & Roy Bergere	0:14:44 (Pop-up)
Diana Ross	My Man (Mon Homme) "My Man (Mon Homme)" by "Diana Ross"	Lady Sings the Blues	Motown	1972	Music: Maurice Yvain Lyrics: Jacques-Charles & Albert Willemetz (translated into English by Channing Pollock)	0:17:16 (Pop-up)
Sarah Vaughan with Hal Mooney and His Orchestra	Poor Butterfly	Poor Butterfly/Lullaby of Birdland	Mercury	1961	Music: Raymond Hubbell Lyrics: John Golden	0:19:23 (Pop-up)
Harry Nilsson	For Me and My Gal "For Me and My Gal" by "Harry Nilsson"	A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night	RCA Victor	1973	Music: George W. Meyer Lyrics: Edgar Leslie & E. Ray Goetz	0:22:53 (Pop-up)
Foster & Allen	Silver Threads Among the Gold	Remember You're Mine	Quality Special Products	1988	Music: H.P. Danks Lyrics: Eben E. Rexford	0:25:41 (Pop-up)
Dean Martin	Carolina in the Morning	Swingin' Down Yonder	Capitol Records	1955	Music: Walter Donaldson Lyrics: Gus Kahn	0:30:08 (Pop-up)

The Regents	There's a Broken Heart for Every Light on Broadway	The Top Ten Barbershop Quartets of 1974	S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A.	1974	Music: Fred Fisher Lyrics: Howard Johnson	0:43:08 (Pop-up)
The Buffalo Bills	I Want a Girl Just Like the Girl Who Married Dear Old Dad	Remembering Time with the Buffalo Bills	RCA Victor	1965	Music: Harry Von Tilzer Lyrics: William Dillon	0:45:16 (Pop-up)
The Mills Brothers	My Gal Sal "My Gal Sal" by "The Mills Brothers"	Such Sweet Singin'	Vocalion	1969	Music & Lyrics: Paul Dresser	0:47:20 (Pop-up)
The Ink Spots	I Love You Truly "I Love You Truly" by "The Ink Spots"	4 of a Kind	Venise	1960	Music & Lyrics: Carrie Jacobs-Bond	0:49:17 (Pop-up)
The Savoy Quartet	He May Be Old, But He's Got Young Ideas	Over There! Sounds and Images of Black Europe	Bear Family Records	2013	Music & Lyrics: Howard Johnson, Alex Gerber & Harry Jentes	0:52:06 (Pop-up)
The Mellomen with Thurl Ravenscroft	Down By The Old Mill Stream	Barbershop Melodies, Volume 1	Saxony	2008	Music & Lyrics: Tell Taylor	0:54:39 (Pop-up)
Eddy Howard	Ragtime Cowboy Joe "Ragtime Cowboy Joe" by "Eddy Howard"	Ragtime Cowboy Joe/Careless	Mercury	1958	Music: Lewis F. Muir & Maurice Abrahams Lyrics: Grant Clarke	0:57:24 (Pop-up)

Screamin' Jay Hawkins	You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want to Do It)	You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want To Do It)/Darling, Please Forgive Me	Okeh	1957	Music: James V. Monaco Lyrics: Joseph McCarthy	1:05:32 (Pop-up)
Connie Francis	I'm Sorry I Made You Cry	I'm Sorry I Made You Cry	MGM Records	1958	Music & Lyrics: N.J. Clesi	1:07:55 (Pop-up)
Freddy Cannon	Way Down Yonder in New Orleans	The Explosive Freddy Cannon	Swan	1960	Music: John Turner Layton Jr. Lyrics: Henry Creamer	1:09:56 (Pop-up)
Buddy Holly	Wait Till The Sun Shines, Nellie	Wait Till the Sun Shines, Nellie/Reminiscing	Coral	1962	Music: Harry Von Tilzer Lyrics: Andrew B. Sterling	1:12:21 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	Casey Jones "Casey Jones" by "Johnny Cash"	Blood, Sweat and Tears	Sony Music Entertainment	1963	Music: Eddie Newton Lyrics: Wallace Saunders & T. Lawrence Seibert	1:15:32 (Pop-up)
Little Richard	By The Light Of The Silvery Moon	By the Light of the Silvery Moon	London Records	1958	Music: Gus Edwards Lyrics: Edward Madden
Ray Charles	Alexander's Ragtime Band	The Genius of Ray Charles	Atlantic	1959	Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin	1:17:01 (Pop-up)

Nora Bayes & Studio Orchestra	How 'Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm (after They've Seen Paree)	How 'Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down On The Farm? (After They've Seen Paree)/When Yankee Doodle Sails Upon The Good Ship Home, Sweet Home	Columbia	1919	Music & Lyrics: Walter Donaldson	1:24:58 (Pop-up)
Ted Lewis & His Jazz Band	When My Baby Smiles at Me	When My Baby Smiles at Me/Rose of Washington Square	Columbia	1920	Music & Lyrics: Bill Munro	1:26:37 (Pop-up)
Paul Whiteman	The Japanese Sandman	The Japanese Sandman	Victor	1920	Music: Richard A. Whiting	1:28:29 (Pop-up)
Rudy Vallee	A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody	A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody	Victor	1934	Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin	1:30:49 (Pop-up)
Nathan Lay	Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag and Smile, Smile, Smile	Remembrance (A Collection of Poems & Music Dedicated to the Soldiers of World War One)	Sony Music	2017	Music: Felix Powell Lyrics: George Henry Powell	1:34:48 (Pop-up)
Joan Morris & William Bolcom	After the Ball	After the Ball: Plus Highlights from Vaudeville	Rhino Entertainment	2005	Music & Lyrics: Charles K. Harris	1:36:40 (Pop-up)
Colin Pritchard	The Yankee Doodle Boy	You're a Grand Old Rag - The Music of George M. Cohan	Anthology of Recorded Music	2008	Music & Lyrics: George M. Cohan	1:38:58 (Pop-up)

Michael Holliday	I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now	Dream Boy Dream	King Records	1961	Music: Harold Orlob Lyrics: Will M. Hough & Frank R. Adams	1:45:05 (Pop-up)
Judy Garland & Lucille Bremer	Meet Me in St. Louis, Louis	Meet Me In St. Louis: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack	WaterTower Music	1945	Music: Kerry Mills Lyrics: Andrew B. Sterling	1:47:28 (Pop-up)
Stanley Holloway	Where Did You Get That Hat?	Join in the Chorus-A Stanley Holloway Sing Along!	Vanguard	1960	Music & Lyrics: Joseph J. Sullivan	1:50:51 (Pop-up)
Walt Solek and His Orchestra	Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-De-Ay	16 Most Requested Songs: Polkas	Sony Music Entertainment	1989	Music & Lyrics: disputed	1:54:01 (Pop-up)
Mormon Tabernacle Choir	You're A Grand Old Flag	God Bless America	Sony BMG Music Entertainment	1963	Music & Lyrics: George M. Cohan
Freddy Quinn	Oh My Darling Clementine	Green Green Grass of Home	Ariola Express	1989	Music & Lyrics: disputed	1:56:21 (Pop-up)

Dropkick Murphys	Finnegan's Wake "Finnegan's Wake" by "Dropkick Murphys"	Do or Die	Hellcat Records	1998	Music & Lyrics: disputed	2:00:55 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	🎭 6:58pm Listener Gregory: Ragtime is the devil's music.
	🎭 7:01pm Listener Gregory: The syncopation excites the animal passions, and the cake-walking couples cannot avoid sin. This is well known.
	7:01pm Bronwyn Bishop: Then call me the antichrist!
	7:02pm Ragtime Gal: It's that scandalous syncopation! Stirs the sinful urges
	7:03pm Ragtime Gal: Oh, or I could have looked up while typing and seen that what I was about to say was basically already said. Ah well
	7:04pm Listener Gregory: @Gal, no worries. We sinners have to stick together.
	7:08pm Ragtime Gal: True! And dance our diabolical turkey trots and such. Further proof of the evil of these new technologies: the word hell is right there in the telephone greeting!
	🎭 7:09pm Listener Gregory: "Hello Central, Give Me Doctor Jazz" must have been a very early telephone song, best known in a 1926 performance by Jelly Roll Morton, but apparently written by King Oliver.
	🎭 7:13pm Listener Gregory: What an incredible voice Robeson had... and so they had to screw it up with that angelic chorus! Arrrgggghhhhh
	7:13pm doctorjazz: Hi folks-cooking and listening.
	7:16pm Listener Gregory: We were talking about you.
	7:16pm Nurse Blues: Whoa, Doctor Jazz has been summoned! Also, did that lady realize she said "do do"?
	7:17pm doctorjazz: LG @7:09-my theme song!
	7:22pm doctorjazz: Sarah Vaughan has one of those perfect, instantly recognizable voices, ahhhh!
	7:26pm Listener Gregory: I thought for the longest time that Poor Butterfly was written by Duke Ellington. It is not.
	7:30pm Listener Gregory: Foster and Allen are definitely cooling my animal passions that were excited by the syncopation.
	7:37pm Listener Gregory: OK, I just realized that Duke Ellington wrote BLACK Butterfly! Why has no one corrected me? Lady Sings The Blues was a big hit, Bronwyn!
	🎭 7:44pm WR: Pardon me, excuse me, pardon me, I'm sorry, here's my seat, can you take your coat, please, thank you. Phew.
	7:45pm doctorjazz: Sauteeing garlic, scallions, chicken, making rice, steaming broccoli, busy in his end
	🎭 7:46pm WR: I am feeling pretty ragged after hectic day of work. Doc when will it be ready? Can I fix you a drink?
	🎭 7:46pm Listener Gregory: I really loved the Barbershop Quartet songs in The Music Man, which were done by The Buffalo Bills in the film, no?
	7:49pm Webhamster Henry: Hello Darlings! These a distracting sttreet fest outside my window.
	7:49pm holland oatzier holland: Perfect 😍 MBs
	🎭 7:55pm WR: Bronwyn, does WFMU have the Bear Family box set of Black Europe or did you get that recording elsewhere?
	7:55pm Webhamster Henry: I'm hearing Thurl's high register.
	7:59pm doctorjazz: Love this stuff! (One of these years I'll figure out how th get the main and the side dishes ready at about the same time...)
	🎭 8:04pm Listener Gregory: Well, Ms. B, you have topped yourself with your selection of Screamin' Jay Hawkins. Can't believe this song is from 1913.
	8:09pm Doug Schulkind: Lyrics by Joseph McCarthy. Who knew!
	8:09pm Webhamster Henry: If you like these sappy old songs, you may like to find the Ed B. Marks books "They All Sang" and "They All Had Glamor", the first ghost written by A.J. Liebling.
	8:12pm Listener Gregory: Working on my Drummer Stream history, “They All Listened.”
	8:14pm Webhamster Henry: And for a slightly earlier era of sappiness, check out Sigmund Spaeth's "Read 'em and Weep" archive.org... and "Weep Some More, My Lady" pdfprodocs.vip...
	8:15pm Webhamster Henry: Spaeth is more cynical about his reporting; Ed Marks was actually part of the Tin Pan Alley scene, publishing tunes and writing a few of his own.
	8:18pm doctorjazz: WR, maybe 5 minutes, get your drink ready! I'd like one as well (Give Them Cook Some)!
	8:19pm Listener Gregory: And we’re back to the devil’s music with Ray Charles! We’re all going to hell.
	8:20pm doctorjazz: Ray!!!!!
	8:22pm doctorjazz: Just a scotch on the rocks will do, WR (or a beer if that's not available).
	8:23pm doctorjazz: I always thought Screamin' Jay Hawkins got sick of his screaming, climbing out of the coffin at shows (Wikipee says he wanted to be an opera singer originally).
	8:24pm Webhamster Henry: Billy Murray does a good version: archive.org...
	8:25pm Jeff Golick: I'm assuming that was a subtweet for Doug.
	🎭 8:26pm WR: My introduction to several of these early songs was via The Little Rascals when I was a little scamp. Here's a beer Doc, I just got beer, mezcal or rum Oh, wait, I do have some VSOP brandy.
	8:27pm Webhamster Henry: Is Everybody Happy?
	8:28pm Dean: No. That one guy over there isn't.
	🎭 8:31pm WR: I dunno, what does Ted Lewis say? Turkenburg on the Sheena steam did two programs featuring versions of The Japanese Sandman. And I listened to it all....
	8:32pm Listener Gregory: @Webhamster, old saucer eyes?
	8:32pm Doug Schulkind: I'm giddy 'cause I just bought Claire Rousay tickets. She's performing at the Warhol Museum in February.
	8:33pm Listener Gregory: @WR, I think that I heard a lot of these songs as spoofs in cartoons, Bugs Bunny especially.
	8:34pm Listener Gregory: Hey, kids, let’s all put on a show!
	8:35pm Jeff Golick: Jelly, @Doug.
	8:37pm Webhamster Henry: You would have heard Pack Up Your Troubles in "Oh What A Lovely War".
	8:39pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: He's doing a great Cagny impression here, which is a good thing
	🎭 8:40pm Listener Gregory: Just realized that I need to re-title my history of the drummer stream to "They All Commented."
	🎭 8:42pm WR: The Japanese xsploitation sand man etc series: wfmu.org... wfmu.org... wfmu.org...
	8:42pm Webhamster Henry: I wonder why Kissinger's still alive.
	8:43pm KWilde: Particularly great show this evening
	8:44pm The Cheez Doodle Boy: All the mid-century people with ragtime/tin pan alley era nostalgia would be so jealous of us now getting to live through a real-deal global pandemic like the people back then
	8:46pm Listener Gregory: @Webhamst H, word!
	8:46pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: What a great show! Thanks
	8:47pm Webhamster Henry: Stanley Holloway has a great record of old Music Hall tunes "'Ere's 'Olloway"
	8:51pm Listener Gregory: This is the dumbest pop song until Fly, Robin Fly.
	8:53pm Jeff Golick: My confusion at Listener Gregory's comment possibly reveals the need (?) for the new commenting features unveiled earlier today.
	🎭 8:54pm WR: Has the comment thread feature reached beta status?
	8:55pm Jeff Golick: I saw it flare up during Bryce's show, but that's it so far.
	8:55pm doctorjazz: Aside from confusing me with the Post! sign on the right of the box, I haven't yet figured out what else ie new with the new chat board set up. Anyway, great show, BB, thanks!!! Great weekend all!
	8:56pm Webhamster Henry: I once played "You're a grand old flag" on the piano over and over for a 7 year old who couldn't get enough of it.
	8:56pm doctorjazz: I'm stout hearted, but I'll settle for a Pislner...
	8:57pm Jeff Golick: This has helped dealing with some not great Mets news. Thanks, Bronwyn.
	8:57pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, Bronwyn. Really really wonderful show.
	8:57pm Webhamster Henry: And here I am with Brian Dewan singing the MAD Magazine Parody "Grand Old Bag" jhhl.net...
	🎭 8:58pm Listener Gregory: @Jeff, confusion at my comments will not be fixed by any technological innovation, I'm afraid.
	🎭 8:59pm Listener Gregory: Ultra-wonderful, show, Bronwyn! Really fantastic. It was wonderful to hear the songs of my childhood... gosh, it was 100 years ago! Thanks a lot.
	🎭 9:00pm WR: I'm with Listener Gregory, my confusion will surpass any innovations. Thank you! Bronwyn! Laters all y'all!
	9:02pm Webhamster Henry: The really old stuff kept reappearing, sometimes with interesting interpretations, sometimes not! Thanks!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Max Morath	Hello, Ma Baby "Hello, Ma Baby" by "Max Morath"	Oh Play That Thing!	Epic Records	1964	Music & Lyrics: Joseph E. Howard & Ida Emerson	0:00:00 (Pop-up)

Paul Robeson	Just A'Wearyin' for You	At Dawning/Just A'Wearyin' for You	Victor	1938	Music: Carrie Jacobs-Bond Lyrics: Frank Lebby Stanton	0:12:39 (Pop-up)
Margaret Whiting	How Come You Do Me Like You Do	Dream: The Lost Recordings	My Ideal Music, Inc.	2016	Music & Lyrics: Gene Austin & Roy Bergere	0:14:44 (Pop-up)
Diana Ross	My Man (Mon Homme) "My Man (Mon Homme)" by "Diana Ross"	Lady Sings the Blues	Motown	1972	Music: Maurice Yvain Lyrics: Jacques-Charles & Albert Willemetz (translated into English by Channing Pollock)	0:17:16 (Pop-up)
Sarah Vaughan with Hal Mooney and His Orchestra	Poor Butterfly	Poor Butterfly/Lullaby of Birdland	Mercury	1961	Music: Raymond Hubbell Lyrics: John Golden	0:19:23 (Pop-up)
Harry Nilsson	For Me and My Gal "For Me and My Gal" by "Harry Nilsson"	A Little Touch of Schmilsson in the Night	RCA Victor	1973	Music: George W. Meyer Lyrics: Edgar Leslie & E. Ray Goetz	0:22:53 (Pop-up)
Foster & Allen	Silver Threads Among the Gold	Remember You're Mine	Quality Special Products	1988	Music: H.P. Danks Lyrics: Eben E. Rexford	0:25:41 (Pop-up)
Dean Martin	Carolina in the Morning	Swingin' Down Yonder	Capitol Records	1955	Music: Walter Donaldson Lyrics: Gus Kahn	0:30:08 (Pop-up)

The Regents	There's a Broken Heart for Every Light on Broadway	The Top Ten Barbershop Quartets of 1974	S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A.	1974	Music: Fred Fisher Lyrics: Howard Johnson	0:43:08 (Pop-up)
The Buffalo Bills	I Want a Girl Just Like the Girl Who Married Dear Old Dad	Remembering Time with the Buffalo Bills	RCA Victor	1965	Music: Harry Von Tilzer Lyrics: William Dillon	0:45:16 (Pop-up)
The Mills Brothers	My Gal Sal "My Gal Sal" by "The Mills Brothers"	Such Sweet Singin'	Vocalion	1969	Music & Lyrics: Paul Dresser	0:47:20 (Pop-up)
The Ink Spots	I Love You Truly "I Love You Truly" by "The Ink Spots"	4 of a Kind	Venise	1960	Music & Lyrics: Carrie Jacobs-Bond	0:49:17 (Pop-up)
The Savoy Quartet	He May Be Old, But He's Got Young Ideas	Over There! Sounds and Images of Black Europe	Bear Family Records	2013	Music & Lyrics: Howard Johnson, Alex Gerber & Harry Jentes	0:52:06 (Pop-up)
The Mellomen with Thurl Ravenscroft	Down By The Old Mill Stream	Barbershop Melodies, Volume 1	Saxony	2008	Music & Lyrics: Tell Taylor	0:54:39 (Pop-up)
Eddy Howard	Ragtime Cowboy Joe "Ragtime Cowboy Joe" by "Eddy Howard"	Ragtime Cowboy Joe/Careless	Mercury	1958	Music: Lewis F. Muir & Maurice Abrahams Lyrics: Grant Clarke	0:57:24 (Pop-up)

Screamin' Jay Hawkins	You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want to Do It)	You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want To Do It)/Darling, Please Forgive Me	Okeh	1957	Music: James V. Monaco Lyrics: Joseph McCarthy	1:05:32 (Pop-up)
Connie Francis	I'm Sorry I Made You Cry	I'm Sorry I Made You Cry	MGM Records	1958	Music & Lyrics: N.J. Clesi	1:07:55 (Pop-up)
Freddy Cannon	Way Down Yonder in New Orleans	The Explosive Freddy Cannon	Swan	1960	Music: John Turner Layton Jr. Lyrics: Henry Creamer	1:09:56 (Pop-up)
Buddy Holly	Wait Till The Sun Shines, Nellie	Wait Till the Sun Shines, Nellie/Reminiscing	Coral	1962	Music: Harry Von Tilzer Lyrics: Andrew B. Sterling	1:12:21 (Pop-up)
Johnny Cash	Casey Jones "Casey Jones" by "Johnny Cash"	Blood, Sweat and Tears	Sony Music Entertainment	1963	Music: Eddie Newton Lyrics: Wallace Saunders & T. Lawrence Seibert	1:15:32 (Pop-up)
Little Richard	By The Light Of The Silvery Moon	By the Light of the Silvery Moon	London Records	1958	Music: Gus Edwards Lyrics: Edward Madden
Ray Charles	Alexander's Ragtime Band	The Genius of Ray Charles	Atlantic	1959	Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin	1:17:01 (Pop-up)

Nora Bayes & Studio Orchestra	How 'Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm (after They've Seen Paree)	How 'Ya Gonna Keep 'Em Down On The Farm? (After They've Seen Paree)/When Yankee Doodle Sails Upon The Good Ship Home, Sweet Home	Columbia	1919	Music & Lyrics: Walter Donaldson	1:24:58 (Pop-up)
Ted Lewis & His Jazz Band	When My Baby Smiles at Me	When My Baby Smiles at Me/Rose of Washington Square	Columbia	1920	Music & Lyrics: Bill Munro	1:26:37 (Pop-up)
Paul Whiteman	The Japanese Sandman	The Japanese Sandman	Victor	1920	Music: Richard A. Whiting	1:28:29 (Pop-up)
Rudy Vallee	A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody	A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody	Victor	1934	Music & Lyrics: Irving Berlin	1:30:49 (Pop-up)
Nathan Lay	Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag and Smile, Smile, Smile	Remembrance (A Collection of Poems & Music Dedicated to the Soldiers of World War One)	Sony Music	2017	Music: Felix Powell Lyrics: George Henry Powell	1:34:48 (Pop-up)
Joan Morris & William Bolcom	After the Ball	After the Ball: Plus Highlights from Vaudeville	Rhino Entertainment	2005	Music & Lyrics: Charles K. Harris	1:36:40 (Pop-up)
Colin Pritchard	The Yankee Doodle Boy	You're a Grand Old Rag - The Music of George M. Cohan	Anthology of Recorded Music	2008	Music & Lyrics: George M. Cohan	1:38:58 (Pop-up)

Michael Holliday	I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now	Dream Boy Dream	King Records	1961	Music: Harold Orlob Lyrics: Will M. Hough & Frank R. Adams	1:45:05 (Pop-up)
Judy Garland & Lucille Bremer	Meet Me in St. Louis, Louis	Meet Me In St. Louis: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack	WaterTower Music	1945	Music: Kerry Mills Lyrics: Andrew B. Sterling	1:47:28 (Pop-up)
Stanley Holloway	Where Did You Get That Hat?	Join in the Chorus-A Stanley Holloway Sing Along!	Vanguard	1960	Music & Lyrics: Joseph J. Sullivan	1:50:51 (Pop-up)
Walt Solek and His Orchestra	Ta-Ra-Ra-Boom-De-Ay	16 Most Requested Songs: Polkas	Sony Music Entertainment	1989	Music & Lyrics: disputed	1:54:01 (Pop-up)
Mormon Tabernacle Choir	You're A Grand Old Flag	God Bless America	Sony BMG Music Entertainment	1963	Music & Lyrics: George M. Cohan
Freddy Quinn	Oh My Darling Clementine	Green Green Grass of Home	Ariola Express	1989	Music & Lyrics: disputed	1:56:21 (Pop-up)

Dropkick Murphys	Finnegan's Wake "Finnegan's Wake" by "Dropkick Murphys"	Do or Die	Hellcat Records	1998	Music & Lyrics: disputed	2:00:55 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🎭 6:58pm Listener Gregory: Ragtime is the devil's music.
	🎭 7:01pm Listener Gregory: The syncopation excites the animal passions, and the cake-walking couples cannot avoid sin. This is well known.
	7:01pm Bronwyn Bishop: Then call me the antichrist!
	7:02pm Ragtime Gal: It's that scandalous syncopation! Stirs the sinful urges
	7:03pm Ragtime Gal: Oh, or I could have looked up while typing and seen that what I was about to say was basically already said. Ah well
	7:04pm Listener Gregory: @Gal, no worries. We sinners have to stick together.
	7:08pm Ragtime Gal: True! And dance our diabolical turkey trots and such. Further proof of the evil of these new technologies: the word hell is right there in the telephone greeting!
	🎭 7:09pm Listener Gregory: "Hello Central, Give Me Doctor Jazz" must have been a very early telephone song, best known in a 1926 performance by Jelly Roll Morton, but apparently written by King Oliver.
	🎭 7:13pm Listener Gregory: What an incredible voice Robeson had... and so they had to screw it up with that angelic chorus! Arrrgggghhhhh
	7:13pm doctorjazz: Hi folks-cooking and listening.
	7:16pm Listener Gregory: We were talking about you.
	7:16pm Nurse Blues: Whoa, Doctor Jazz has been summoned! Also, did that lady realize she said "do do"?
	7:17pm doctorjazz: LG @7:09-my theme song!
	7:22pm doctorjazz: Sarah Vaughan has one of those perfect, instantly recognizable voices, ahhhh!
	7:26pm Listener Gregory: I thought for the longest time that Poor Butterfly was written by Duke Ellington. It is not.
	7:30pm Listener Gregory: Foster and Allen are definitely cooling my animal passions that were excited by the syncopation.
	7:37pm Listener Gregory: OK, I just realized that Duke Ellington wrote BLACK Butterfly! Why has no one corrected me? Lady Sings The Blues was a big hit, Bronwyn!
	🎭 7:44pm WR: Pardon me, excuse me, pardon me, I'm sorry, here's my seat, can you take your coat, please, thank you. Phew.
	7:45pm doctorjazz: Sauteeing garlic, scallions, chicken, making rice, steaming broccoli, busy in his end
	🎭 7:46pm WR: I am feeling pretty ragged after hectic day of work. Doc when will it be ready? Can I fix you a drink?
	🎭 7:46pm Listener Gregory: I really loved the Barbershop Quartet songs in The Music Man, which were done by The Buffalo Bills in the film, no?
	7:49pm Webhamster Henry: Hello Darlings! These a distracting sttreet fest outside my window.
	7:49pm holland oatzier holland: Perfect 😍 MBs
	🎭 7:55pm WR: Bronwyn, does WFMU have the Bear Family box set of Black Europe or did you get that recording elsewhere?
	7:55pm Webhamster Henry: I'm hearing Thurl's high register.
	7:59pm doctorjazz: Love this stuff! (One of these years I'll figure out how th get the main and the side dishes ready at about the same time...)
	🎭 8:04pm Listener Gregory: Well, Ms. B, you have topped yourself with your selection of Screamin' Jay Hawkins. Can't believe this song is from 1913.
	8:09pm Doug Schulkind: Lyrics by Joseph McCarthy. Who knew!
	8:09pm Webhamster Henry: If you like these sappy old songs, you may like to find the Ed B. Marks books "They All Sang" and "They All Had Glamor", the first ghost written by A.J. Liebling.
	8:12pm Listener Gregory: Working on my Drummer Stream history, “They All Listened.”
	8:14pm Webhamster Henry: And for a slightly earlier era of sappiness, check out Sigmund Spaeth's "Read 'em and Weep" archive.org... and "Weep Some More, My Lady" pdfprodocs.vip...
	8:15pm Webhamster Henry: Spaeth is more cynical about his reporting; Ed Marks was actually part of the Tin Pan Alley scene, publishing tunes and writing a few of his own.
	8:18pm doctorjazz: WR, maybe 5 minutes, get your drink ready! I'd like one as well (Give Them Cook Some)!
	8:19pm Listener Gregory: And we’re back to the devil’s music with Ray Charles! We’re all going to hell.
	8:20pm doctorjazz: Ray!!!!!
	8:22pm doctorjazz: Just a scotch on the rocks will do, WR (or a beer if that's not available).
	8:23pm doctorjazz: I always thought Screamin' Jay Hawkins got sick of his screaming, climbing out of the coffin at shows (Wikipee says he wanted to be an opera singer originally).
	8:24pm Webhamster Henry: Billy Murray does a good version: archive.org...
	8:25pm Jeff Golick: I'm assuming that was a subtweet for Doug.
	🎭 8:26pm WR: My introduction to several of these early songs was via The Little Rascals when I was a little scamp. Here's a beer Doc, I just got beer, mezcal or rum Oh, wait, I do have some VSOP brandy.
	8:27pm Webhamster Henry: Is Everybody Happy?
	8:28pm Dean: No. That one guy over there isn't.
	🎭 8:31pm WR: I dunno, what does Ted Lewis say? Turkenburg on the Sheena steam did two programs featuring versions of The Japanese Sandman. And I listened to it all....
	8:32pm Listener Gregory: @Webhamster, old saucer eyes?
	8:32pm Doug Schulkind: I'm giddy 'cause I just bought Claire Rousay tickets. She's performing at the Warhol Museum in February.
	8:33pm Listener Gregory: @WR, I think that I heard a lot of these songs as spoofs in cartoons, Bugs Bunny especially.
	8:34pm Listener Gregory: Hey, kids, let’s all put on a show!
	8:35pm Jeff Golick: Jelly, @Doug.
	8:37pm Webhamster Henry: You would have heard Pack Up Your Troubles in "Oh What A Lovely War".
	8:39pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: He's doing a great Cagny impression here, which is a good thing
	🎭 8:40pm Listener Gregory: Just realized that I need to re-title my history of the drummer stream to "They All Commented."
	🎭 8:42pm WR: The Japanese xsploitation sand man etc series: wfmu.org... wfmu.org... wfmu.org...
	8:42pm Webhamster Henry: I wonder why Kissinger's still alive.
	8:43pm KWilde: Particularly great show this evening
	8:44pm The Cheez Doodle Boy: All the mid-century people with ragtime/tin pan alley era nostalgia would be so jealous of us now getting to live through a real-deal global pandemic like the people back then
	8:46pm Listener Gregory: @Webhamst H, word!
	8:46pm Sweet Corn Lizzie: What a great show! Thanks
	8:47pm Webhamster Henry: Stanley Holloway has a great record of old Music Hall tunes "'Ere's 'Olloway"
	8:51pm Listener Gregory: This is the dumbest pop song until Fly, Robin Fly.
	8:53pm Jeff Golick: My confusion at Listener Gregory's comment possibly reveals the need (?) for the new commenting features unveiled earlier today.
	🎭 8:54pm WR: Has the comment thread feature reached beta status?
	8:55pm Jeff Golick: I saw it flare up during Bryce's show, but that's it so far.
	8:55pm doctorjazz: Aside from confusing me with the Post! sign on the right of the box, I haven't yet figured out what else ie new with the new chat board set up. Anyway, great show, BB, thanks!!! Great weekend all!
	8:56pm Webhamster Henry: I once played "You're a grand old flag" on the piano over and over for a 7 year old who couldn't get enough of it.
	8:56pm doctorjazz: I'm stout hearted, but I'll settle for a Pislner...
	8:57pm Jeff Golick: This has helped dealing with some not great Mets news. Thanks, Bronwyn.
	8:57pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, Bronwyn. Really really wonderful show.
	8:57pm Webhamster Henry: And here I am with Brian Dewan singing the MAD Magazine Parody "Grand Old Bag" jhhl.net...
	🎭 8:58pm Listener Gregory: @Jeff, confusion at my comments will not be fixed by any technological innovation, I'm afraid.
	🎭 8:59pm Listener Gregory: Ultra-wonderful, show, Bronwyn! Really fantastic. It was wonderful to hear the songs of my childhood... gosh, it was 100 years ago! Thanks a lot.
	🎭 9:00pm WR: I'm with Listener Gregory, my confusion will surpass any innovations. Thank you! Bronwyn! Laters all y'all!
	9:02pm Webhamster Henry: The really old stuff kept reappearing, sometimes with interesting interpretations, sometimes not! Thanks!

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from December 2, 2022

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