With a theme like that, it must have been an hour of songs about futuristic, dystopian life-and-death competitions, right? Really? How many of those songs can you think of? Me, too. So it was an hour of songs about food, okay?
SONG TITLE / CD or Album Title / Artist
- WHEN I TAKE MY SUGAR TO TEA / Frank Sinatra / “Ring-A-Ding Ding”
- PEEL ME A GRAPE / Shirley Horn / “The Main Ingredient”
- FEED ME / Jon Hendricks / “A Good Git-Together”
- I WANT A MAN WHO COOKS / Chaise Lounge / “Insomnia”
- TEA FOR TWO / Blossom Dearie / “Once Upon A Summertime”
- SWEET KENTUCKY HAM / Dave Frishberg / “Classics”
- LET’S EAT HOME / Rosemary Clooney / “Still On The Road”
- FRIM FRAM SAUCE / Vocapella / “Black Coffee”
- YOU’RE THE CREAM IN MY COFFEE / (Mystery Vocalist) / Seth MacFarlane / “Music Is Better Than Words”
- I WANT A LITTLE SUGAR IN MY BOWL / Nina Simone / “Nina Sings The Blues”
- CANDY / Nat Cole / “After Midnight”
- COFFEE TIME / MaryAnn Sullivan/ (Single)
- HUNGRY MAN / Mark Winkler / “West Coast Cool”
- LEMON TWIST / Bobby Troup / “Jazz Masters”
- SUNDAY MORNING WITH YOU / Heather Rigdon / (Single)”
- PARIS MISMATCH / (Theme Music) / Cody Owen Stine / (Unreleased Master)
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