HINT:
“Head bone’s connected to the neck bone; neck bone’s connected to back bone; back bone’s connected to the thigh bone…” Getting the picture? No, not Angelina Jolie!
This week on Turntable For One, the naming of parts.
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Here is the list of winners of the Turntable For One Awards. I’ve heard grumblings from some of the losers that, unlike the Oscars, it was not an honor just to be nominated. I guess they’ve never heard of burning bridges before they’ve crossed them…
SONG TITLE / Artist / CD or Album Title
BEST ANIMATION:
BEST SUPPORTING ROLE BY A SINGER:
BEST SUPPORTING ROLE BY A MUSICIAN:
BEST DOCUMENTARY:
BEST ADAPTATION:
SURPRISING & WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE OF AN OSCAR WINNING SONG:
BEST PERFORMANCE OF AN OSCAR AWARD LOSING SONG:
MOST MYSTERIOUS PERFORMANCE OF AN OSCAR LOSER:
BEST FOREIGN LANGUAGE:
BEST ORIGINAL SONG:
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD:
A SALUTE TO ALL THE AWARD LOSERS:
HINT:
The Oscars, the Golden Globes, the Emmys, the Peoples’ Choice, the Westminster Dog show, the Tonys…hmmm — this gives me an idea…
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Tonight’s Turntable for One, a lesson in the proper use of the preposition (not to be confused with the improper use of the proposition) was another in our continuing educational series, “No Listener Left Behind.” In weeks to come, don’t miss invaluable lectures on recognizing a direct object, preferably before you hit it and examples of the passive voice in ventriloquism. You’ve been warned.
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HINT:
This week, Turntable For One pays tribute to one of songwriting’s most useful elements. Every great songwriter, generation after generation, knows this element can definitely be the first word in creating a classic song, but it should never be the last. Without this, songwriters – and their audiences – could never be In The Know, nor Out In Front, nor even Above The Fray.
For the answer to this week’s hint and 83% of Life’s mysteries, tune in at 10:00, Saturday night. If you’re late, the number automatically drops to 75%.
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Hint:
February 14th is Valentine’s Day and National Ferris Wheel Day. Guess which one I’ll be celebrating this week…
Plus, this week, the war of words with Night Cafe host, Will Duchon, reaches its apotheosis.
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This week we played the Desert Island game — not the one where you fantasize about a dozen androgynous pixies bringing you to a desert island where you and they play sudoku all day and they say you have nice hair. (And just how often do you play that game?) I mean the game where I play two version of the same song and you have to choose which of the two you’d take to a desert island to listen to for the rest of your life — with or without androgynous pixies.
Hope you can get back in time for next week’s show.
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HINT:
They say that “no man is an island,” though I think someone overlooked Dom Deluise. Still, while listening to this week’s show, you might start to feel the sand between your toes and hear waves lapping the beach. But try harder to stay awake because this week, more than usual, you’ll be making decisions about the music I play.
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