WFMU: Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from February 3, 2023

Listener comments!
	🎭 ♥ 7:02pm Listener Gregory: Interesting... my radio says I am listening to Acid Jazz Hands, yet I hear mbiras and goats. I wonder what show that is. I hope it's still running.
	🎭 ♥ 7:03pm WR: Out of the drummer stream into the Acid Jazz Hands stream.
	7:03pm ::::::::::::: Maybe the show is learning how to play second fiddle to the automated stream
	♥ 7:05pm Bronwyn Bishop: are you all hearing it now tho? should be a spooky creepy opera?
	🎭 ♥ 7:05pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Bronwyn Bishop @7:05 Sure plenty creepy and spooky!
	🎭 ♥ 7:06pm WR: ↳ Bronwyn Bishop @7:05 Absolutely yes.
	🎭 ♥ 7:06pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Webhamster Henry @7:05 Not getting the "Multichannel SACD" effect though.
	🎭 ♥ 7:07pm doctorjazz: Hi, all, odd sounds indeed!
	🎭 ♥ 7:07pm Webhamster Henry: You can follow this with John Moran's excellent The Manson Family: An Opera
	🎭 ♥ 7:08pm WR: But I must state that when I hear music sounds like this, I feel invited and am encouraged to get comfy.
	🎭 ♥ 7:12pm Listener Gregory: I mean, this is good and all, but I really miss the goats.
	🎭 ♥ 7:12pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Limehouse Blues" by "Virginia Morley-Waring & Liv... liked that Limehouse Blues!
	🎭 ♥ 7:14pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Nevěřím vám, signoro" by "Karel Ctibor" We'll hear Bronwyn's Czech pronouncing skills at the back annnounce break.
	🎭 ♥ 7:19pm Listener Gregory: I haven't figured out the theme yet, but I'm enjoying this opening set.
	🎭 ♥ 7:20pm Listener Gregory: ↳ doctorjazz @7:12 Just realized that Limehouse Blues sounds a bit like There'll Be Some Changes Made. I've only heard each 50 times.
	🎭 ♥ 7:25pm WR: I suspect body language was involved in selling Limehouse Blues.
	🎭 ♥ 7:28pm WR: On Jan Turkenburg's Under 64 program he played a recording by Noel Coward and Gertrude Lawrence which has revigorated my interest at hearing and seeing all work by either of them that I can.
	🎭 ♥ 7:29pm Listener Gregory: BB, Limehouse Blues perhaps isn't quite a jazz standard, but it's been played fairly often by jazz musicians. I think I heard George Shearing play it (on an album). It's got a bit of a dixieland feel.
	🎭 ♥ 7:34pm WR: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:29 How many recordings does it take for it to be considered a standard? www.discogs.com... www.discogs.com...
	🎭 ♥ 7:36pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ WR @7:28 If you pick up P. G. Wodehouse and Guy Bolton's "Bring On The Girls," which I occasionally refer to here in the comments, there's a spectacular anecdote from Gertie about Noel on page 219.
	🎭 ♥ 7:38pm WR: It was a two part recording from this short Coward play that grabbed me. en.wikipedia.org...
	🎭 ♥ 7:38pm WR: ↳ Webhamster Henry @7:36 Thank you for the reminder.
	🎭 ♥ 7:39pm Listener Gregory: ↳ WR @7:34 23... but to be considered a jazz standard, they have to be jazz records or played in a jazz style, not just covers of the song.
	🎭 ♥ 7:40pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Webhamster Henry @7:36 Every AJH listener should have it on hand, right next to "Not Since Carrie" and "Finishing the Hat / Look I Made a Hat"
	🎭 ♥ 7:40pm WR: ↳ Song: "Que falta que me hacés" by "Miguel Calo" He might have forgot what he had but he remembered to tango.
	♥ 7:48pm Marshall Stacks: I'm a keen student!
	🎭 ♥ 7:52pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "The Thousand Islands Song" by "Arthur Godfrey" Sad fact: some people were entertained by Arthur Godfrey.
	🎭 ♥ 8:08pm WR: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:39 Got bored after finding recordings by "Jazz Musicians" from the link I provided after get to 32. And I didn't include vocalists like Tony Bennett and Mel Torme. Sonny Rollins Chu Berry Sidney Bechet Max Roach Buddy Rich Benny Goodman Sextet Quintett of the Hot Club of France (and both Grapelli and Reinheart on separate recordings after that) Fletcher Henderson Illinois Jacquet Benny Morton All Stars featuring Barney Bigard and Ben Webster Duke Ellington and his Cotton Club Orchestra Cannonball Adderley John Coletrane Louis Armstrong Lionel Hampton Roy Eldridge Dizzy Gillespie Andrew White (oft known as a Coltrane interpreter) Wingie Manone Dave Brubeck Charlie Ventura Joe Newman Lee Konitz Herbie Hancock Oscar Peterson Earl Hines Louis Bellson Orchestra Roy Haynes Joe Pass Phil Woods with Lew Tabackin Wild Bill Davison
	8:13pm Dean: Shoot, missed Badura-Skoda. We lost him recently. He has a very deep discography.
	8:16pm Dean: Looking upstream, a killer recording of "Limehouse Blues" is Arne Domnérus: https://www.discogs.com/release/24113324-Arne-Domn%C3%A9rus-Bengt-Hallberg-Georg-Riedel-Egil-Johansen-Lars-Erstrand-Jazz-At-The-Pawnshop
	🎭 ♥ 8:18pm Listener Gregory: ↳ WR @8:08 Huh! Getting close to being a jazz standard!
	♥ 8:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Bronwyn & B Hive.
	🎭 ♥ 8:32pm doctorjazz: Limehouse Blues WAS a jazz standard, way back in the early jazz days, like I Got Rhyghm, Tiger Rag, etc. (been cooking, then eating, lietening. Still need to clean up, but sitting down for now).
	🎭 ♥ 8:33pm WR: ↳ Dean @8:16 OK, that makes 33. Sweet. I Ken from Hyde Park.
	🎭 ♥ 8:33pm WR: ↳ Song: "Shake It Down" by "King Oliver & Clarence William... It's not real jazz if it ain't got washboard.
	🎭 ♥ 8:34pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Shake It Down" by "King Oliver & Clarence William... This would have been after Louis Armstrong left the band. Still has those 2 horn stop time breaks that knocked them out in the Winter Garden when Louis was in the band.
	🎭 ♥ 8:35pm WR: ↳ WR @8:33 Durh, I meant, "Hi Ken from Hyde Park" Not trying any existential identity games, just a typo.
	🎭 ♥ 8:36pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @8:16 An Audiophile Standard-they used to play that album at High End Stereo shows often (back with I used to GO to high end stereo shows).
	🎭 ♥ 8:38pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @8:36 Actually DO have a vinyl and digital version of Jazz at the Pawnshop.
	🎭 ♥ 8:43pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "Are You Lonesome To-night?" by "Henry Burr" Interesting cover of the Elvis song.
	8:44pm Dean: I have only the vinyl, doctorjazz. Despite my reflexive resistance to these kinds of records--ahem, Jennifer Warnes doing Leonard Cohen tunes or Cowboy Junkies' Trinity Sessions--I really enjoy Jazz at the Pawnshop.
	♥ 8:45pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:43 Henry Burr was inspired by Elvis, like that old bluesman was inspired by the Rutles
	♥ 8:45pm Roberto: ↳ Bronwyn Bishop @8:45 And "Eat It" came before "Beat It."
	8:46pm Dean: A certain literary critic has been known to suggest that Chaucer was influenced by Shakespeare.
	🎭 ♥ 8:46pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @8:44 I have to say, I always put Jazz at the Pawnshop in the same category as the Warnes, etc, great sounding, not that appealing musically (to my ears)...
	🎭 ♥ 8:46pm WR: ↳ Bronwyn Bishop @8:45 He tried to be known as Henry SideBurrns but lawyers told him he was courting liability going that far.
	8:47pm Dean: Granted, it's pretty much middle of the road, but vibrant for being live. It pulls me in, makes me wish I'd been there.
	8:48pm Dean: Just as Village Vanguard is so much a part of Waltz for Debby.
	8:49pm Dean: Also, the label for JatP, Proprius, has really issued some impressive records.
	🎭 ♥ 8:51pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @8:48 Now THERE'S a classic! Sorry to say, don't think Arne Domnerus and Bill Evans are in the same category. The label IS known for it's great sounding recurdings.
	8:53pm Dean: Only pointing out that the Pawnshop deserves a credit as does the VV. And the Blue Note on the box set of Jarrett's trio.
	🎭 ♥ 8:54pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "I Will Wait For You" by "Michel Legrand & His Orc... I think there have been stage versions of Parapluis de Cherbourg.
	♥ 8:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, WR. Fun show!
	🎭 ♥ 8:57pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @8:53 I knew what you meanr, just being difficult!
	🎭 ♥ 8:58pm Listener Gregory: ↳ doctorjazz @8:46 You didn't like Warnes's Famous Blue Raincoat? I thought that was an excellent album.
	🎭 ♥ 8:58pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Someone to Watch Over Me" by "Lee Konitz & Jimmy ... Haven't heard this, very cool! (love both the horn players)-Bill Evan on piano (speaking of the devil)
	🎭 ♥ 8:59pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "Someone to Watch Over Me" by "Lee Konitz & Jimmy ... A contest of who can play slower.
	🎭 ♥ 9:00pm doctorjazz: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:58 I actually did like that album, but it was im such heavy rotation in High End Audio circles, that I got tired of it. Paul Simon's Graceland suffered the same fate.
	🎭 ♥ 9:00pm doctorjazz: Thanks BB, great show!
	9:00pm Dean: Ah, nice. I know you were joshing, doctorjazz, but I actually do enjoy records (for instance, almost all CIMP recordings) that deliver the space of the recording venue to my living room. LG, I'm already not a Cohen fan. I don't get all the adulation.
	🎭 ♥ 9:01pm Listener Gregory: Thanks for an excellent show, BB. WR, thanks for counting! Dean, the Warnes album is a very good rendition of the songs, but if you don't like his songs, then it won't be your cup of tea.
	🎭 ♥ 9:07pm WR: Bronwyn, a very lovely but very unusual episode of Acid Jazz Hands. Greatly enjoyed but wondering where all this will lead us. Onward. Will follow wherever you lead.
	🎭 ♥ 9:11pm WR: ↳ Listener Gregory @9:01 Listener Gregory, thank you for being you. And can add Sun Ra to the Limehouse Blues jazz recordings. PS: I spent bunch of time looking at the list of Limehouse Blues recordings when I should have been finishing my work. Oh, well. Laters.

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from February 3, 2023

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Lost Highway Ensemble	Stay Put Killer	Olga Neuwirth: Lost Highway	Kairos	2006	Music: Olga Neuwirth Lyrics: Elfriede Jelinek	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Virginia Morley-Waring & Livingston Gearhart	Limehouse Blues	Morley and Gearhart Rediscovered	Ivory Classics	2001	Music: Philip Braham Lyrics: Douglas Furber	0:06:33 (Pop-up)
Karel Ctibor	Nevěřím vám, signoro	Nevěřím vám, signoro	Gramophone	1937	Music & Lyrics: Harry Sandauer & Jeho Soliste	0:09:45 (Pop-up)
Paul Badura-Skoda	Serenade Italienne	A Man and His Music	Kleos	2009	Music: Mario Frosini	0:13:15 (Pop-up)
Aris San	Zaira "Zaira" by "Aris San"	Aris San	Makolit	1958	Music & Lyrics: Vassilis Tsitsanis	0:16:02 (Pop-up)

Juanita Burbano	Orgullo de Mujer "Orgullo de Mujer" by "Juanita Burbano"	Por Nada del Mundo/Orgullo de Mujer	Famoso	1985	Music & Lyrics: Ricardo Realpe	0:28:00 (Pop-up)
Pedro Vargas & Beny Moré	Perdón	Beny Moré Canta Con...	RCA	1988	Music & Lyrics: Pedro Flores	0:31:13 (Pop-up)
Celia Gamez	Gua-Ra-Ra "Gua-Ra-Ra" by "Celia Gamez"	Grandes Exitos (1927-1946)	Goldenlane Records	2010	Music & Lyrics: Unknown	0:34:34 (Pop-up)
Miguel Calo	Que falta que me hacés	Que falta que me hacés	Odeon	1963	Music & Lyrics: Armando Pontier & Miguel Calo	0:36:34 (Pop-up)
Tito Puente	Olga la Tamalera "Olga la Tamalera" by "Tito Puente"	El Rey de la Salsa	Blue Moon	1995	Music & Lyrics: Unknown	0:38:59 (Pop-up)

Tim Curry	I Do the Rock "I Do the Rock" by "Tim Curry"	Fearless	A&M Records	1979	Music & Lyrics: Tim Curry & Michael Kamen	0:44:32 (Pop-up)
Arthur Godfrey	The Thousand Islands Song	I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover/The Thousands Islands Song	Columbia	1948	Music & Lyrics: Bob Hilliard & Carl Sigman	0:47:06 (Pop-up)
Carmen Miranda	Let's Do The Copacabana	Copacabana	No Label	1947	Music & Lyrics: Edward Ward & Sam Coslow	0:49:41 (Pop-up)
Si Zentner	Charade "Charade" by "Si Zentner"	Themes from Thrillers	Liberty	1964	Music: Henry Mancini	0:53:05 (Pop-up)
Those Darn Accordions	The Story of Lawrence Welk	Squeeze This!	Flying Fish Records	1994	Music & Lyrics: Paul Rogers	0:56:15 (Pop-up)

Lata Mangeshkar & Udit Narayan	Mehndi Laga Ke Rakhna	Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge	Saregama	1995	Music: Jatin Pandit & Lalit Pandit Lyrics: Anand Bakshi	1:12:31 (Pop-up)
Cimbálová muzika Bálešáci	Studená rosenka	Za Špiců v ulici	TONSTUDIO Jaromir Rajchman	2014		1:15:40 (Pop-up)
Luiz Goes	Fado Do Estudante "Fado Do Estudante" by "Luiz Goes"	Fados De Coimbra	Polygram Portugal SA	1989	Music & Lyrics: Unknown	1:18:27 (Pop-up)
Lucília do Carmo	Foi na Travessa da Palha	Lucília do Carmo	World Music	2012	Music: Frederico de Brito Lyrics: Gabriel de Oliveira	1:22:06 (Pop-up)
Tom Hanson	Bumblebee "Bumblebee" by "Tom Hanson"	Time Tripping	Tom Hanson	2021	Music & Lyrics: Tom Hanson	1:24:10 (Pop-up)

King Oliver & Clarence Williams' Washboard Five	Shake It Down	Shake It Down	Okeh	1928	Music: Louis Urquhart & Spencer Williams	1:30:06 (Pop-up)
King Oliver	Snake Rag 2 "Snake Rag 2" by "King Oliver"	Canal Street Blues	Le Chant du Monde	2006	Music: Unknown	1:32:36 (Pop-up)
Violet Loraine & Chorus	College Days	College Days	His Master's Voice	1918	Music: Nat D. Ayer Lyrics: Clifford Grey	1:34:15 (Pop-up)
Erno Verebes & Martha Eggerth	Was kummert mich die ganze Welt?	Das Blaue vom Himmel	No Label	1932	Music: Paul Abraham Lyrics: Fritz Rotter	1:36:52 (Pop-up)
Henry Burr	Are You Lonesome To-night?	Are You Lonesome To-night?/Baby Your Mother	Victor	1927	Music & Lyrics: Lou Handman & Roy Turk	1:40:00 (Pop-up)

Josh Young & Tom Hewitt	Truly Alive	Amazing Grace (Original Broadway Cast Recording)	Warner Elektra-Atlantic Corporation	2016	Music & Lyrics: Christopher Smith	1:48:47 (Pop-up)
Michel Legrand & His Orchestra	I Will Wait For You	I Will Wait For You	Philips	1966	Music: Michel Legrand	1:51:18 (Pop-up)
Lee Konitz & Jimmy Giuffre	Someone to Watch Over Me	Lee Konitz Meets Jimmy Giuffre	Verve	1959	Music: George Gershwin	1:54:06 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🎭 ♥ 7:02pm Listener Gregory: Interesting... my radio says I am listening to Acid Jazz Hands, yet I hear mbiras and goats. I wonder what show that is. I hope it's still running.
	🎭 ♥ 7:03pm WR: Out of the drummer stream into the Acid Jazz Hands stream.
	7:03pm ::::::::::::: Maybe the show is learning how to play second fiddle to the automated stream
	♥ 7:05pm Bronwyn Bishop: are you all hearing it now tho? should be a spooky creepy opera?
	🎭 ♥ 7:05pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Bronwyn Bishop @7:05 Sure plenty creepy and spooky!
	🎭 ♥ 7:06pm WR: ↳ Bronwyn Bishop @7:05 Absolutely yes.
	🎭 ♥ 7:06pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Webhamster Henry @7:05 Not getting the "Multichannel SACD" effect though.
	🎭 ♥ 7:07pm doctorjazz: Hi, all, odd sounds indeed!
	🎭 ♥ 7:07pm Webhamster Henry: You can follow this with John Moran's excellent The Manson Family: An Opera
	🎭 ♥ 7:08pm WR: But I must state that when I hear music sounds like this, I feel invited and am encouraged to get comfy.
	🎭 ♥ 7:12pm Listener Gregory: I mean, this is good and all, but I really miss the goats.
	🎭 ♥ 7:12pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Limehouse Blues" by "Virginia Morley-Waring & Liv... liked that Limehouse Blues!
	🎭 ♥ 7:14pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "Nevěřím vám, signoro" by "Karel Ctibor" We'll hear Bronwyn's Czech pronouncing skills at the back annnounce break.
	🎭 ♥ 7:19pm Listener Gregory: I haven't figured out the theme yet, but I'm enjoying this opening set.
	🎭 ♥ 7:20pm Listener Gregory: ↳ doctorjazz @7:12 Just realized that Limehouse Blues sounds a bit like There'll Be Some Changes Made. I've only heard each 50 times.
	🎭 ♥ 7:25pm WR: I suspect body language was involved in selling Limehouse Blues.
	🎭 ♥ 7:28pm WR: On Jan Turkenburg's Under 64 program he played a recording by Noel Coward and Gertrude Lawrence which has revigorated my interest at hearing and seeing all work by either of them that I can.
	🎭 ♥ 7:29pm Listener Gregory: BB, Limehouse Blues perhaps isn't quite a jazz standard, but it's been played fairly often by jazz musicians. I think I heard George Shearing play it (on an album). It's got a bit of a dixieland feel.
	🎭 ♥ 7:34pm WR: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:29 How many recordings does it take for it to be considered a standard? www.discogs.com... www.discogs.com...
	🎭 ♥ 7:36pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ WR @7:28 If you pick up P. G. Wodehouse and Guy Bolton's "Bring On The Girls," which I occasionally refer to here in the comments, there's a spectacular anecdote from Gertie about Noel on page 219.
	🎭 ♥ 7:38pm WR: It was a two part recording from this short Coward play that grabbed me. en.wikipedia.org...
	🎭 ♥ 7:38pm WR: ↳ Webhamster Henry @7:36 Thank you for the reminder.
	🎭 ♥ 7:39pm Listener Gregory: ↳ WR @7:34 23... but to be considered a jazz standard, they have to be jazz records or played in a jazz style, not just covers of the song.
	🎭 ♥ 7:40pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Webhamster Henry @7:36 Every AJH listener should have it on hand, right next to "Not Since Carrie" and "Finishing the Hat / Look I Made a Hat"
	🎭 ♥ 7:40pm WR: ↳ Song: "Que falta que me hacés" by "Miguel Calo" He might have forgot what he had but he remembered to tango.
	♥ 7:48pm Marshall Stacks: I'm a keen student!
	🎭 ♥ 7:52pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "The Thousand Islands Song" by "Arthur Godfrey" Sad fact: some people were entertained by Arthur Godfrey.
	🎭 ♥ 8:08pm WR: ↳ Listener Gregory @7:39 Got bored after finding recordings by "Jazz Musicians" from the link I provided after get to 32. And I didn't include vocalists like Tony Bennett and Mel Torme. Sonny Rollins Chu Berry Sidney Bechet Max Roach Buddy Rich Benny Goodman Sextet Quintett of the Hot Club of France (and both Grapelli and Reinheart on separate recordings after that) Fletcher Henderson Illinois Jacquet Benny Morton All Stars featuring Barney Bigard and Ben Webster Duke Ellington and his Cotton Club Orchestra Cannonball Adderley John Coletrane Louis Armstrong Lionel Hampton Roy Eldridge Dizzy Gillespie Andrew White (oft known as a Coltrane interpreter) Wingie Manone Dave Brubeck Charlie Ventura Joe Newman Lee Konitz Herbie Hancock Oscar Peterson Earl Hines Louis Bellson Orchestra Roy Haynes Joe Pass Phil Woods with Lew Tabackin Wild Bill Davison
	8:13pm Dean: Shoot, missed Badura-Skoda. We lost him recently. He has a very deep discography.
	8:16pm Dean: Looking upstream, a killer recording of "Limehouse Blues" is Arne Domnérus: https://www.discogs.com/release/24113324-Arne-Domn%C3%A9rus-Bengt-Hallberg-Georg-Riedel-Egil-Johansen-Lars-Erstrand-Jazz-At-The-Pawnshop
	🎭 ♥ 8:18pm Listener Gregory: ↳ WR @8:08 Huh! Getting close to being a jazz standard!
	♥ 8:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hello, Bronwyn & B Hive.
	🎭 ♥ 8:32pm doctorjazz: Limehouse Blues WAS a jazz standard, way back in the early jazz days, like I Got Rhyghm, Tiger Rag, etc. (been cooking, then eating, lietening. Still need to clean up, but sitting down for now).
	🎭 ♥ 8:33pm WR: ↳ Dean @8:16 OK, that makes 33. Sweet. I Ken from Hyde Park.
	🎭 ♥ 8:33pm WR: ↳ Song: "Shake It Down" by "King Oliver & Clarence William... It's not real jazz if it ain't got washboard.
	🎭 ♥ 8:34pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Shake It Down" by "King Oliver & Clarence William... This would have been after Louis Armstrong left the band. Still has those 2 horn stop time breaks that knocked them out in the Winter Garden when Louis was in the band.
	🎭 ♥ 8:35pm WR: ↳ WR @8:33 Durh, I meant, "Hi Ken from Hyde Park" Not trying any existential identity games, just a typo.
	🎭 ♥ 8:36pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @8:16 An Audiophile Standard-they used to play that album at High End Stereo shows often (back with I used to GO to high end stereo shows).
	🎭 ♥ 8:38pm doctorjazz: ↳ doctorjazz @8:36 Actually DO have a vinyl and digital version of Jazz at the Pawnshop.
	🎭 ♥ 8:43pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "Are You Lonesome To-night?" by "Henry Burr" Interesting cover of the Elvis song.
	8:44pm Dean: I have only the vinyl, doctorjazz. Despite my reflexive resistance to these kinds of records--ahem, Jennifer Warnes doing Leonard Cohen tunes or Cowboy Junkies' Trinity Sessions--I really enjoy Jazz at the Pawnshop.
	♥ 8:45pm Bronwyn Bishop: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:43 Henry Burr was inspired by Elvis, like that old bluesman was inspired by the Rutles
	♥ 8:45pm Roberto: ↳ Bronwyn Bishop @8:45 And "Eat It" came before "Beat It."
	8:46pm Dean: A certain literary critic has been known to suggest that Chaucer was influenced by Shakespeare.
	🎭 ♥ 8:46pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @8:44 I have to say, I always put Jazz at the Pawnshop in the same category as the Warnes, etc, great sounding, not that appealing musically (to my ears)...
	🎭 ♥ 8:46pm WR: ↳ Bronwyn Bishop @8:45 He tried to be known as Henry SideBurrns but lawyers told him he was courting liability going that far.
	8:47pm Dean: Granted, it's pretty much middle of the road, but vibrant for being live. It pulls me in, makes me wish I'd been there.
	8:48pm Dean: Just as Village Vanguard is so much a part of Waltz for Debby.
	8:49pm Dean: Also, the label for JatP, Proprius, has really issued some impressive records.
	🎭 ♥ 8:51pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @8:48 Now THERE'S a classic! Sorry to say, don't think Arne Domnerus and Bill Evans are in the same category. The label IS known for it's great sounding recurdings.
	8:53pm Dean: Only pointing out that the Pawnshop deserves a credit as does the VV. And the Blue Note on the box set of Jarrett's trio.
	🎭 ♥ 8:54pm Webhamster Henry: ↳ Song: "I Will Wait For You" by "Michel Legrand & His Orc... I think there have been stage versions of Parapluis de Cherbourg.
	♥ 8:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, WR. Fun show!
	🎭 ♥ 8:57pm doctorjazz: ↳ Dean @8:53 I knew what you meanr, just being difficult!
	🎭 ♥ 8:58pm Listener Gregory: ↳ doctorjazz @8:46 You didn't like Warnes's Famous Blue Raincoat? I thought that was an excellent album.
	🎭 ♥ 8:58pm doctorjazz: ↳ Song: "Someone to Watch Over Me" by "Lee Konitz & Jimmy ... Haven't heard this, very cool! (love both the horn players)-Bill Evan on piano (speaking of the devil)
	🎭 ♥ 8:59pm Listener Gregory: ↳ Song: "Someone to Watch Over Me" by "Lee Konitz & Jimmy ... A contest of who can play slower.
	🎭 ♥ 9:00pm doctorjazz: ↳ Listener Gregory @8:58 I actually did like that album, but it was im such heavy rotation in High End Audio circles, that I got tired of it. Paul Simon's Graceland suffered the same fate.
	🎭 ♥ 9:00pm doctorjazz: Thanks BB, great show!
	9:00pm Dean: Ah, nice. I know you were joshing, doctorjazz, but I actually do enjoy records (for instance, almost all CIMP recordings) that deliver the space of the recording venue to my living room. LG, I'm already not a Cohen fan. I don't get all the adulation.
	🎭 ♥ 9:01pm Listener Gregory: Thanks for an excellent show, BB. WR, thanks for counting! Dean, the Warnes album is a very good rendition of the songs, but if you don't like his songs, then it won't be your cup of tea.
	🎭 ♥ 9:07pm WR: Bronwyn, a very lovely but very unusual episode of Acid Jazz Hands. Greatly enjoyed but wondering where all this will lead us. Onward. Will follow wherever you lead.
	🎭 ♥ 9:11pm WR: ↳ Listener Gregory @9:01 Listener Gregory, thank you for being you. And can add Sun Ra to the Limehouse Blues jazz recordings. PS: I spent bunch of time looking at the list of Limehouse Blues recordings when I should have been finishing my work. Oh, well. Laters.

Acid Jazz Hands with Bronwyn Bishop: Playlist from February 3, 2023

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