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THE MUSIC ...
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= ACT 1 =
Crossover Tune - "Come Fly With Me"
End of ACT 1 CB - "Nice to Know You", Incubus
= ACT 2 =
Kiefer Sutherland - "Turn Back the Hands of Time", Tyrone Davis
End of ACT 2 CB - "Love Rollercoaster", Ohio Players
= ACT 3 =
Frank Gorshin - "Tea for Two", Tommy Dorsey
End of ACT 3 CB - "Superfly", Curtis Mayfield
= ACT 4 =
S. Westenhoefer - (unsure)
End of ACT 4 CB - "Love Rears Its Ugly Head", Living Colour
= ACT 5 =
ACT 5 Sweep - (same as above)
= ACT 6 =
The Music - "Take the Long Road and Walk It" (from
2002's "The Music")
End of ACT 6 CB - (unsure)
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RAMBLINGS and QUOTES and such ...
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- NICE camera shot from behind the drum kit!
- I enjoyed the .250/Hudson River analogy.
- "IF you haven't been to a school reunion, don't go."
- "I wish I'd taken French, so I could tell the French to ‘kiss my
ass' in their language."
- I enjoyed Tom's set – er, monologue; probably the best of all this
string of Ghs. Probably the longest monologue of this run, too
(Steve?). ;-)
- "Ol' Blue Eyes – Frank Sinatra, for you kids."
- "Remember when Ol' Dirty Bastard said, ‘If you promise not to
snitch, we'll whack this bitch'?"
- "I'm a young father, and now I can learn how to impress a woman."
- One ACT down and I must say, I'm enjoying Dreesen.
- Nice tune selection by Paul for Kiefer.
- "Ottawa is amateurland!" "Nice to meet you." "You kids want to go to
dinner later tonight?"
- That "Phone Booth" flick looks pretty interesting to me. I enjoyed
Kiefer's segment; I think Dreesen's sailing the smoothest ship (or
flying the smoothest desk) so far, with Vince Vaughn a close second.
- Dorsey/Gorshin; cute. "Tea for Two", now … we're pulling out all
the standards tonight, baby!
- "Thanks for coming in, Frank … we're out of time … "
- I really enjoy this Gorshin character.
- "It was fantastic, it was fantastic!" "Let's hear more from Paul."
- "In this show, the stage manager yells out ‘Place' … it's just me."
- Nice pic of Burnsy, and great segment with Gorshin.
- "Good morning, ladies and .. what am I supposed to say?"
- "You are my limit for people like you."
- "This is gross! We have Office Depot."
- Suzanne was funny, but a little too Lesbian material-reliant. I
guess she wanted to use the doorway Ellen opened up.
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WORD OF THE NIGHT: Papyrus.
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IN CONCLUSION ...
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- Pretty good show … I enjoyed it, for the most part … even if it
seemed to be past The Music's bedtime.
- Laptop's back, and seemingly fixed! Only took three or four weeks.
- Still 40 shows until show #2000, for those who need to be reminded.
Until next time,
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Micah (un-proofread, as typical)
<>~ Official "Wahoo Gazette" Sharp-Eared "Late Show" Listener - Since
12.14.02 ~<>
"This may just last a day. Or a month. Or until it gets really
repetitive." - Me, in 3.20.02's Bumper Post
BallODisco wrote:
> ===========================================================
> Bumpers #204 - Tuesday 3.18.03 - Show #GH16
> Guest Host: Tom Dreesen
> Guests: Kiefer Sutherland, Frank Gorshin, Suzanne Westenhoefer, The
> Music
> ===========================================================
>
> ============
> THE MUSIC ...
> ============
>
> = ACT 1 =
> Crossover Tune - "Come Fly With Me"
> End of ACT 1 CB - "Nice to Know You", Incubus
> = ACT 2 =
> Kiefer Sutherland - "Turn Back the Hands of Time", Tyrone Davis
> End of ACT 2 CB - "Love Rollercoaster", Ohio Players
> = ACT 3 =
> Frank Gorshin - "Tea for Two", Tommy Dorsey
> End of ACT 3 CB - "Superfly", Curtis Mayfield
> = ACT 4 =
> S. Westenhoefer - (unsure)
I thought it was "Guitar Man" by Bread, which makes no sense at all?????
> Frank Gorshin - "Tea for Two", Tommy Dorsey
Oh, Micah, Micah, Micah. -Anyone- knows that "Tea For Two" is by
Vincent Youmans and Irving Caesar.
--Mr. Broadway
[...]
> - I enjoyed the .250/Hudson River analogy.
Except that Hall of Famers "succeed" less than half the time anyway....
> - I enjoyed Tom's set ? er, monologue; probably the best of all this
> string of Ghs. Probably the longest monologue of this run, too
> (Steve?). ;-)
Yeah, right! No idea. I enjoyed it, too. At times he reminded me a
little of Carson.
> - "Ol' Blue Eyes ? Frank Sinatra, for you kids."
> - "Remember when Ol' Dirty Bastard said, ?If you promise not to
> snitch, we'll whack this bitch'?"
Pretty good generational humor.
> - "You are my limit for people like you."
I think I'm going to be able to use this one plenty in the future.
> - "This is gross! We have Office Depot."
> - Suzanne was funny, but a little too Lesbian material-reliant. I
> guess she wanted to use the doorway Ellen opened up.
I liked her, and didn't have that complaint. It's sure a change
from tired old topics like men vs. women or New York vs. LA.
Steve