(No need for a hint, because I’ve been talking about this show for weeks…)
Hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving; and if you feel you still have room for a little more turkey, join me Saturday night for The Third Annual Turntable For One Music To Be Thankful For program with lots of great music, special guests, and surprises.
Turntable For One Saturday Night 10:00 PM
Jazz Vocals and Live Radio WMNR Fine Arts Radio and wmnr.org
If the Dalai Lama, Satchel Paige, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and David Petraeus can write their lists of Rules To Live By (and they have), why can’t I?
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“‘Beauty is truth, truth beauty, — that is all Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know'” That’s all? Really? Let’s talk about that.
Turntable For One Saturday Nights 10:00 PM
Jazz Vocals and Live Radio WMNR Fine Arts Radio and streaming on wmnr.org
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Well, the campaigns and elections are finally over. No more debates, no more ads, no more declaiming and blaming, no more spinning and pivoting, no more talking points and scoring points, and no more name calling — Wait a minute! Better hold off on that last one.
(Don’t forget to check out the Thanksgiving Show page and send me a suggestion for the “Music To Be Thankful For” show.)
Turntable For One Saturday 10:00 PM Jazz Vocals and Live Radio
WMNR Fine Arts Radio and streaming on wmnr.org
After Sandy stormed through, I thought a show short on silliness and longer on reflection was needed. Back to business next Saturday night.
Want to help me plan the November 24th show? Click on Thanksgiving Show and then offer a suggestion of music you’ve been thankful for this year.
Talk to you next week!
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No hint necessary. It’s been a horrific week. I hope you are safe. If you can, let’s spend an hour being grateful and hopeful.
Turntable For One Saturday Night 10:00 PM Jazz Vocals and Live Radio on WMNR Fine Arts Radio and streaming at wmnr.org
Don’t you love Halloween traditions? Like songs about ghosts and witches and spells; and hurricanes that change the geography of the East Coast and turn off the electricity for at least a week. I prefer the tradition of killing people with a tossed handful of flour rather than with hurricanes. Let’s cancel this modern-day tradition for next year, okay?
Don’t know for certain if there will be a live show this coming Saturday. Watch this space for updates.
And while you’re here, click on Thanksgiving Show to see if you’d like to make a musical contribution to the show.
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Round about the caldron go;
In the poison’d entrails throw.—
Toad, that under cold stone,
Days and nights has thirty-one;
Swelter’d venom sleeping got,
Boil thou first i’ the charmed pot!
Double, double toil and trouble;
Fire burn, and caldron bubble.
Is that a description of me in the kitchen whipping up my oft-disparaged béchamel sauce? Yes, but it has an entirely different meaning when it comes to the musical theme for this week’s Turntable For One.
Hey – while you’re here, click on the Thanksgiving Show link in the right-hand corner and check out how you can be a part of this year’s special music show.
Turntable For One Saturday Night 10:00 PM
Jazz Vocals and Live Radio on WMNR Fine Arts Radio and streaming at wmnr.org
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