These are perilous times, especially for anyone who hates cliches. However, to show my true patriotic stripes, tonight on Turntable For One in a demonstration of economic austerity, I out-sourced all of the vocalists — to Canada. Not one of these vocalists was born in the U.S. of A., although many of them do have certain facial resemblances to actual Americans. Stay vigilant.
SONG TITLE / Artist / CD or Album Title
- MATCHMAKER MATCHMAKER / Sophie Milman / “Make Someone Happy”
- THE BEST THING FOR YOU / George Evans / “Live At The Cellar”
- SURREY WITH THE FRINGE / Emilie-Claire Barlow / “Haven’t We Met?”
- TWENTIETH CENTURY / Joe Coughlin / “Thing Turn Out That Way”
- DEVIL MAY CARE / Diana Krall / “When I Look In Your Eyes”
- WHAT KIND OF FOOL AM I? / (Mystery Vocalist) / William Shatner
- WELCOME TO MY LIFE / Nikki Yanofsky / “Nikki”
- CALL ME IRRESPONSIBLE / Michael Buble / “Call Me Irresponsible”
- FOR NO ONE / Veronneau / “Joy Of Living”
- NOW THAT MY BABY’S GONE / Michael Kaeshammer / “Lovelight”
- LARGER THAN LIFE / Holly Cole / “Holly Cole”
- THIS CAN’T BE LOVE / John Alcorn & Molly Johnson / “Quiet Night”
- MOON RIVER / Melissa Stylianou / “Silent Movie”
- LONELY TIME / (Theme Music) / Maynard Ferguson / “A Message From Birdland”
TURNTABLE FOR ONE 
Well spotted! Thanks so much for playing ‘For No One’ by Veronneau…the Washington DC band fronted by Quebecoise vocalist Lynn Veronneau. We have a new CD just released this week, Jazz Samba Project. Inspired by 12 months of research into the original 1962 Jazz Samba album by Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd – the only jazz album ever to go to #1 in the pop chart and become a global sensation which introduced Bossa Nova to the world.
Lynn’s planning a road trip home to Quebec via Connecticut in July. We’re honored to be played on WMNR’s “Turntable for One”….we’ll be sure to tune in as we drive by!
Hi, Ken —
I know about the new CD and Mark and Josh at Groovmarketing, who sent me “Joy Of Life,” are sending me the new on. I hope it arrives in time for me to play it before my season ends. During July and August the station pre-empts my show for broadcasts from Tanglewood. The BSO are such bullies. Best of luck with the tour and the new CD. The first CD will be a hard act to follow; still, I have no doubt the band will find exciting ways to bring new life to this 50-year-old classic album.
Bill