Popmundial.com - Music Around the World (6 years of podcasting!)
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Popmundial.com - Music Around the World (6 years of podcasting!)
From Stage and Screen: March 22nd
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THE ORIGINAL VERSIONS OF FUTURE WORLD HITS
Bing Crosby
Fred Astaire
Burt Bachacarach
Bee Gees
We got the red flows. We got the red flow. We got the red flow. We got the red flow. We got the red flows. We got the red blue. We got the red, red, red, red we said. Red blue. We got the red la. We got the red blow. We got the red laws. We got the red law. We got the red law. We got the red law. We got the red, red, red. That's what we said. Red blow the bike bowl.
unknownI like the bike bowl. I like the red bowl.
SPEAKER_06I like the bowl. We got the red bull. Again, the white bowl. And the yellow blue to get the white bowl. And the bell blues against the rainbow. And the silver blows against the black roll. And the colour blows against the green blue. And the colour blows against the blue roll. And the baby blows again the red.
unknownRed, red. That's what we said. Red blues.
SPEAKER_04Don't turn a tough. You take a lot with a little thinking around.
unknownWe can't try. Stay in the light. Stay in the light.
SPEAKER_04Do the stay in freaking everybody speaking.
unknownStay in the light.
SPEAKER_04Stay in the light. Take it a lot. Stay in the light. Stay in the light.
unknownSomething help me get no way.
SPEAKER_04Somebody help me get together. You can left it off and get the back. It's okay. Are you feeling out of the way? Stay in the night. Stay in the night. Stay in the night. Stay in the night. Stay in the night. Stay in the night.
unknownSo I help me.
SPEAKER_06You come from my well. You are a novel.
SPEAKER_07You are so jealous of my record. You're like record. You're brand new. One small red hand you both like a card table. You ruined my adventures. Go home and soak your dentures. Your pen is no match for my sword.
SPEAKER_06You're nothing without me. I'm no one who'd go undefined. You won't exist. You'd never be missed. I tell you, you're out of my mind. A dog. A blow heart. You're equal parts harder and go. And no one would doubt me without me. You're not gonna You're in my plot, I'm still your creator. I call each shot, I'm your private dictator. You are so thick, you eat free sleep fiction. I'm your meal ticket, me deepy fiction, you gloating ignoramus. You haven't any shame.
SPEAKER_07Hey, I'm a famous Seamus, and most people don't know your name.
SPEAKER_06Without me, without me, you just don't stop.
SPEAKER_08You're the music You're the loot of music, you're the melody from a symphony by Strauss. You're the memorable by Shakespeare's sonnet, you're Mickey Mouse, you're the night, you're the tower of Jesus, you're the smile on the moaner's face. I'm a worthless check, a total wreck, a flap, but if maybe I'm the bath, you're the top. You're the top, you're a real gym dandy, yes, you're the top, you're the pole in branding, you're the purple light of a summer night in Spain, you're a national gallery, your Bob Hope salary, you're celebrate, you're supply, you're a turkey dinner, you're the time of the Derby winner. I'm a toy balloon that's faded soon to pop, but if baby on the bottom, you're the time. When we're up together dancing cheek to cheek, oh heaven, I'm in heaven, and the caves that hung around me through the wheel seemed to vanish like the gambler's lucky stream when we're out together dancing cheek to cheat. Oh, I love to climb a mountain and to reach the highest peak, but doesn't thrill me half as much as dancing cheek to cheek. Oh, I love to go out fishing in a river or a creek, but I don't enjoy it half as much as dancing, cheek to cheek, dance with me. The charm about you will carry me through to heaven, and my heart beats so that I can hardly speak, and I seem to find the happiness I seek when we're up. Together dancing Dance with me. I want my arm about you. The charm about you will carry me through to heaven. And my heart beats so that I can hardly speak. And I seem to find the happiness I see when we're out together dancing. Out together dancing. Out together dancing. Cheek to cheek. In us you see a couple of song and dance men. I'm the song. I'm the dance. For laughter, joy, and happiness. We're advanced men with a song. And the dance. I sing for my supper. I dance for my lunch. I croon when the landlord comes around. For miles and miles, the women and children cast out cold when my voice hits the air. And my feet hit the ground. Last night out in the moonlight. Oh, that always makes them a last section. I saw her eyes close, then she started to doze. But she arose when I sounded down. Which goes to show what Brendan will do when we're around. When my voice hits the air. And my feet hit the ground. Just uh just a moment. I say, uh Charlie, what on earth are you doing there? Max, I'm singing. Uh is that kind of singing difficult to do? Well, not really, not for someone as experienced as myself. Why do you ask? Because it's extremely difficult to listen to. Oh, you should force yourself, dear boy. You're privileged. Tell me, do you still teach dancing? Well, as you know, I only wrote the book. Oh, yeah. That's what you told me back in 1946. But you know, something I still haven't been able to get a copy of. Can I find out? Who's your who's your publisher? Well, as a matter of fact, I I don't quite have a publisher yet. I expect to have a contract any day now. Oh, you have written the book. Well, I have a lot of pictures. Oh, I'd like several eight by tens in CPU then. But they're not developed yet. Let me ask you this. How would you teach a 300-pound gorilla to do the shimmy? Any way he wants me to. Give him the downbeaten duck, huh? Now say, Charlie, I thought I thought you were going to ask the management for a raise in salary for me. Well, yes, I spoke to the manager about it. How did he act? Like a lamb. What did you say? Which goes to show what people will do when we run. When my boss hits the air. And my feet hit the ground. There we go. I haven't taken up the mind.
SPEAKER_17You're listening to Broadway melodies.
SPEAKER_22Five hundred twenty-five thousand moments of year. How do you measure? Measure a year. In daylight, in sunset, in midnight, in cups of coffee, in in church, in miles and laughter and twice. How do you measure a year in the line?
SPEAKER_04How about two?
SPEAKER_22Five and four, twenty-five thousand, channels to fit. I'm doing the life of a one-of-a-fell. It's true that she bad. One time the key back. All the way to cheaper.
SPEAKER_09And just like the guy whose feet are too big for his bed, nothing seems to fit. Those raindrops are falling on my head, they keep falling. So I just did need some talking to the sun. And I said I didn't like the way he got things done. Sleeping on the job. Thus, raindrops are falling on my head, they keep falling. But there's one thing I know the blues they send to meet me won't deep feeding me. It won't be long till happiness themselves to greet me. But that doesn't mean my eyes will soon be turning red. Crying's not for me, cuz I'm never gonna stop the rain by complaining. Because I'm free, nothing's worrying me. Steps up to read me. But that doesn't mean my eyes will soon be turning red. Crying start for me cuz I'm never gonna stop the rain by complaining because I'm free. Nothing's worrying about me.
SPEAKER_20And I can't even say that I care. You won't need trombots. There are no trumpet. Who needs trumpet?
SPEAKER_04Come along, miss two, listen to a lullaby.
SPEAKER_06Come on along, listen to this to a lullaby. Everybody's got lots of things to do.
SPEAKER_04But take time on to listen, cause here's a lullaby just for you.
SPEAKER_02Come on along and listen to the lullaby of Broadway, the hippo and ballou, the lullaby of Broadway, the rumble of the subway train, the rattle of a taxi, the nappy deals who entertain, and Angelos and Maxis who in the Broadway baby says good night. It's early in the morning. Manhattan babies don't sleep tight until the dawn. Good night, baby. Good night. The milkman's on his way. Sweep jump, baby. Sweep tight. Let's call it a day.
SPEAKER_04Come on, home and listen to Hello the Bible Broadway. The brain belly rolls.
SPEAKER_02The band begins to go to town, and everyone goes crazy. You rock a by your baby round till everything gets hazy. Hush! Bye, I'll buy you listen. You hear a daddy sing. And baby goes home to her flat to sleep all day. Good night, baby. Good night. The milkman's on his way. Sweep time. Sweep time.
SPEAKER_12Let's go to the From Station Screen.
SPEAKER_08What's plain at the Roxy? I'll tell you what's plain at the Roxy. A picture about a Minnesota man so in love with a Mississippi girl that he sacrifices everything and moves all the way to Biloxy. That's what's plain at the Roxy. What's in the daily news?
SPEAKER_21I'll tell you what's in the daily news. Story about a guy bought his wife a small ruby with what otherwise would have been his union dues. That's what's in the daily news.
SPEAKER_08What's happening all over? I'll tell you what's happening all over. Guy sitting home by television said who once used to be something of a rover. That's what's happening all over. Love is a thing that is a lictim. And it looks like Nathan's another victim. When you see a guy reach for stars in the sky, you can bet that he's doing it for some dog.
SPEAKER_21When you spot a John waiting out in the rain, chances are he's insane.
SPEAKER_08As only a John can be for his Jane. When you meet a gent paying all kinds of rent for a flat that could flatten a task mark. When you see a Joe saving half of his dough, you can bet they'll be making it for some dogs.
SPEAKER_21When a bum buys wine like a bum can't afford, it's a sense that the bum is under the thumb of some little fraud.
SPEAKER_08When you see a mug laidly out of the jug, and he's still lifting flattening from the rock. Call it hell, call it heaven. It's a probable twelve to seven. For some dog, some dog, some dumb guy, some for some dog, and the event.
SPEAKER_11Night time sharpens, heightens each sensation, dark esters, and wakes imagination.
SPEAKER_01Silently the censors abandoned helpless to resist the notes I write for I compose the music of the night night on first its splendor.
SPEAKER_04Grasp it, sent it, tremulate and tender music. Dare you trust the music of the eye to the truth and the truth in the channel that the truth is wondering to be softly, deftly music shall press you hear it till it secretly possesses we didn't touch the cage. Touch me, touch me, trust me, trust me, savoury, just stage.
SPEAKER_21For romancing mind if I make love since the dear day of our meeting, I've wanted to tell you all I long to do. I is bleeding, and if I make life, if you let me dev to persuade you, and from then on, you will never make love make love to you.
SPEAKER_13In palace I head thine the followers, the doll of all the darlies, admired by the greatest achievements, my greatest achievement at the height of my career, at the time I started. You're looking at a forest. But what? I want to know quite the artist, but the intellectual.
SPEAKER_19While I worked these thoughts, it was while development wasn't ruined today. Will the giants ever take it away? I was reading Solton House last night. And I think that Silton House was also saying the dreams and guys are all related to us. I'm not Dorothy Dixon's Amy Collins, Elsa Brothers Dear and Columbus. I don't want the wits of play and translated most of the I don't touch the ball. I don't get the witness ball and all the show that both of them. I'm ballot.
SPEAKER_18You have to dead. The windows, the engines, but with a glass. Oh wine, you'll never know. A spicy joke. A hand bridge, and we'll forget the trip is tedious and slow. The car is busty, the track is rusty. We'll wind up God who knows where. But with diversion, it's an excursion. And so we're all there. A little scroll. To feel the spirit of the crowd.
SPEAKER_06The wheels are shrieking, but we should say, Perhaps the bad Mike perhaps the song.
SPEAKER_15This old train is poor and tired, so your imagination is urgently required. See that quaint old factory in yonder glade. That's the place where Louis XV chairs are made. And on the left, that great big blur. I promise you that that's the back of the sacrament curve. That poplar played a noble role in history. Napoleon relieved himself behind that tree. That curl of smoke that staints the sky. Would you believe that comes from a chimney at the bare side? And see that lovely horse that's gracing there at the gate. The grandpa of that horse made love to Catherine the Gray. I tell you this old train is quite a mass.
SPEAKER_14But if you close your eyes, you're on the Orient Express. I get to breathe.
SPEAKER_06I get to breathe.
SPEAKER_02Gonna set my heart at ease. Gonna make a sentimental journey to renew old memories. Got my bag, got my reservation, spend each time I could afford like a child in wild anticipation. I long to hear that allowed. Seven that's the time we leave at seven. I'll be waking up for heaven counting every mile a railroad trek that takes me back. Never thought my heart could be so yearning. While I decide to roam, I gotta take this sentimental journey, sentimental journey home. I'll be wake up for heaven count every mile of railroad track that takes me back. Never thought my heart could be so young. Why did I decide to roam? I gotta take this sentimental journey. Sentimental journey home, sentimental journey home, sentimental journey home.
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SPEAKER_05And you know, on you man, some first one. And so you don't have to do it.
SPEAKER_02Love the love I love. I'm feeling out of the feet. I should work. Yes, I do. And I love the fellow since I failed a lot of wheels. Who's the most popular person? I can't help three minutes. No one else with me. Just about and sit down. I feel I have a feel. Well I feel just like Bobby. Everybody loves me. Yes, they do. And I love everybody. Since I fell in love with, fell in love with, fell in love with you.
SPEAKER_18I seem to see you differently.
SPEAKER_04Changing as I'm treated kindly or treated me from people. Faithful and women, and then you're so and yet I'm sure it's just not so I get this on my own afternoon. If you stay, or if you go from moment to moment, you're true for people. The man for the man I won't be.