HINT:
Well, it’s the last show before Christmas. I wonder if I can get anything out of that…
Turntable For One Jazz Vocals & Live Radio
Saturday Night 10:00 PM (E.S.T.) (GMT-5)
WMNR Fine Arts Radio and streaming live on wmnr.org
Ever wonder what I do while the music is playing? Well, wonder no more. Check out this new WMNR video:
Can I do two things at once? Rub my head and pat my stomach? It’s more fun if someone does that for me. Walk and chew gum? Ok, so I had to give up chewing gum. Sing two songs at once? Maybe I can’t do that, but these guys can and did this week on Turntable For One.
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Most of the time I just play one song at a time. Wanna hear? Check out a Turntable For One podcast on PRX, the Public Radio Exchange.
http://www.prx.org/series/33284-turntable-for-one
Want to see what I do (and other WMNR broadcasters do) while the music is playing? Check out this new video!
HIINT:
What am I supposed to do? I’ve got two hours of great jazz songs but how can I play all of them in just one hour? Wait – I think I know how to do it! Find out this Saturday night.
Turntable For One Jazz Vocals & Live Radio
Saturday Nights 10:00 PM (E.S.T.) (GMT-5)
WMNR Fine Arts Radio and streaming on wmnr.org
Want to see what WMNR broadcasters, including me, do while the music is playing? Click the link below:
Shirley Horn recorded in Paris. Sinatra recorded in Paris. Aretha recorded in Paris. See a pattern here? Sorry you missed it, aren’t you? Don’t worry. You’ll get another chance this Saturday night.
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Trying to set a world record for listening to podcasts? Here’s a good way to start: listen to a Turntable For One podcast on PRX, the Public Radio Exchange. Click the link below.
HINT:
What’s another name for an ex-pat in France?
Turntable For One Jazz Vocals & Live Radio
Saturday Nights 10:00 PM (E.S.T.) (GMT-5)
WMNR FIne Arts Radio and streaming on wmnr.org
Want another hint? I’ll give you one when I sit-in as guest host of Broadway Bound, this Saturday afternoon, 4:00-6:00, for two hours of the best of Broadway music. Tune in. I know you’ll hear some of my favorites, and you might also hear some of yours.
This is always a special show for me because I invite a number of my broadcasting colleagues at the radio station to play music for which they’ve been thankful during the past year. I think it makes all of us at the station even more thankful for the opportunity to play music we love for our audiences. (For more info about the broadcasters, go to wmnr.org) And because this show always comes around my birthday, I’m also joined every year in the studio and on the air by the people I am most thankful for – my wife and my son.
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Want to know what else you’ll be thankful for? Listening to a Turntable For One podcast on PRX, the Public Radio Exchange. It’s the reason you have ears…unless you don’t have ears in which case I’m sorry I brought the whole thing up. Click the link below to see what you’re missing.
No hint necessary this week!
It’s my 6th Annual Music To Be Thankful For program, a post-Thanksgiving Day music party featuring special appearances and suggestions from some of my fellow broadcasters at the radio station.
What music are you thankful for this year?
Turntable For One Jazz Vocals & Live Radio
Saturday Nights 10:00 PM (E.S.T.) (GMT-5)
WMNR Fine Arts Radio and streaming on wmnr.org
Still hungry for more turkey? Try gulping down a few Turntable For One podcasts on PRX, the Public Radio Exchange! Click the link below.
Each week when I’m putting together a show, I have to decide between so many choices – either a new singer or a classic one; either a familiar song or something more recent; and, most important of all, either libel or slander. This week I decided to let the singers wrestle with their own Either/Or decisions. Why should I have to do all the work?
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Don’t forget: It’s not an “either/or” question when it comes to listening to Turntable For One. Missed the Saturday night live show? Don’t cry. Please. You know how I hate it when you cry. You can always listen to a Turntable For One podcast on PRX, The Public Radio Exchange. Just click the link below:
http://www.prx.org/series/33284-turntable-for-one
HINT:
Sondheim wrote, “The choice may have been mistaken, but choosing was not.” Makes sense, but weighing all the choices, all the “either/ors,” can be tricky.
TURNTABLE FOR ONE Jazz Vocals & Live Radio
Saturday Nights 10:00 PM (E.S.T.)
WMNR Fine Arts Radio and streaming on wmnr.org
Want to know what I sound like in the daytime? (I know I do.) Join me Saturday afternoon at 4:00 PM on WMNR and wmnr.org for two hour of the best of Broadway when I sit in for Garrett Stack on his program, Broadway Bound.”
In an attempt to answer some of life’s biggest questions (and who isn’t trying these days?), I brought in a new consultant for the evening (pictured below). It didn’t help much.
But before the usual silliness began, I opened the show with Jacky Terrasson’s exquisite, heartbreaking La Marseillaise, just in case there was a heart somewhere not broken enough.
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Want to know another way to keep the music playing? Listen to a Turntable For One podcast on PRX, the Public Radio Exchange. Click the link below.
http://www.prx.org/series/33284-turntable-for-one
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