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[Laura]

LOL!

[DERBRUCER]

P.S. Can anyone track down the disco song that goes "Last time should have been the last time, I don't want to talk about it" - it was a very exciting number as I recall.

JAMES LEE STANLEY: Freelance Human Being (Beachwood Recordings BF2425-2)

AMAZON

HERE IS A CD REVIEW

der Brucer

[FJL]

Der B - Thanks for finding that.   I don't think that's the disco version, but I bet it'll help me find it.

[FJL]

Further to der B - Yup, you led me right to the info - thanks so much.

http://www.pamalastanley.com/about.html

"In 1983, Pamala's remarkable single, "I Don't Want To Talk About it," written by her brother, James Lee Stanley, shot up to #13 on the Billboard Disco charts. This hit set the stage for tours throughout the United States, Mexico and Canada, and introduced Pamala to national television shows like Dance Fever."

And on youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-hIEjWAbqw

[DERBRUCER]

Further to der B - Yup, you led me right to the info - thanks so much.

Anytime - oh these idle hours...

der Brucer

[FJL]

AMERICAN IDLE - my new - oh, never mind

[JoseSPiano]

AMERICAN IDLE - my new - oh, never mind

Oh... Do I smell an auto industry bailout coming on?


-Or is that just the actual auto that is currently idling out front?

[Matthew]

Well, I haven't left yet.  I've taken some time while the DP is still slinging cake to contact the final member for my Anything Goes orchestra.  We're using the combo orchestration for the 1966 version.  However, there will be a lot of writing going on as certain directors can't seem to stick to one script and one score.  I guess this is what happens with the old shows.   Speaking of which, a certain choreographer needs the dance music for "Heaven Hop".  I'm out...

[JoseSPiano]

OH!

Maybe I should have gone down to Richmond this weekend:

TREBUCHET: "You bring it. We fling it."

[JMK]

Ok. This has to be the best thing I have ever seen on Facebook:

"Anthony Dale has milked a cow with 56 people using SuperPoke."

That explains why I haven't heard from him re:  the Sweeney Todd POP and his free DVD. 

[TCB]

Well, I haven't left yet.  I've taken some time while the DP is still slinging cake to contact the final member for my Anything Goes orchestra.  We're using the combo orchestration for the 1966 version.  However, there will be a lot of writing going on as certain directors can't seem to stick to one script and one score.  I guess this is what happens with the old shows.   Speaking of which, a certain choreographer needs the dance music for "Heaven Hop".  I'm out...

I didn't know that there was a 1966 version.  I had the LP (album) for the 1962 Off-Broadway production with Hal Linden.

[DERBRUCER]

OH!

Maybe I should have gone down to Richmond this weekend:

TREBUCHET: "You bring it. We fling it."

Amateur Hour!

Our local, nationally famous, Pumpkin' Chuckin' contest packs them in - $100,000 in revenue this year.



Record toss - 1894.92 feet

der Brucer

[JMK]

It actually *is* snowing in PDX, Singdaw--albeit very lightly.

[JMK]

On the way to his drum lesson this morning, Zach actually said, "I'm kind of sick of the snow."

[JoseSPiano]

Size queen.

[JoseSPiano]

Too risqué? Too outré?

[JoseSPiano]

On the way to his drum lesson this morning, Zach actually said, "I'm kind of sick of the snow."

And just how many miles did Zack have to walk to his drum lesson morning? -In the snow, that is.

[JMK]

On the way to his drum lesson this morning, Zach actually said, "I'm kind of sick of the snow."

And just how many miles did Zack have to walk to his drum lesson morning? -In the snow, that is.

We were driving, but it is quite a haul.  And the drum teacher (who's also my quite excellent percussionist in my latin group) lives relatively high for Portland, so his streets were covered by a very scary sheet of ice (and he lives in a very steep, hilly area).  No fun at all.  I'm kind of sick of the snow. 

[DERBRUCER]

Well, I haven't left yet.  I've taken some time while the DP is still slinging cake to contact the final member for my Anything Goes orchestra.  We're using the combo orchestration for the 1966 version.  However, there will be a lot of writing going on as certain directors can't seem to stick to one script and one score.  I guess this is what happens with the old shows.   Speaking of which, a certain choreographer needs the dance music for "Heaven Hop".  I'm out...

I didn't know that there was a 1966 version.  I had the LP (album) for the 1962 Off-Broadway production with Hal Linden.

Listed Recordings:

      
  Original Broadway Cast   1934   Merman + Porter
  Original London Cast   1935   Jeanne Aubert
  Film Soundtrack                   1936   
· Studio Cast                   1950   
· Studio Cast                   1953   
  Television Cast                   1954   
· Film Soundtrack                   1956   Mitzi Gaynor
· Off-Broadway Cast                   1962   Eileen Rodgers
· London Cast                   1969   Marian Montgomery
· Mexican Cast                   1984   
· Broadway Cast                   1987   Patti LuPone
· London Studio Cast   1988   Kim Criswell
· Australian Cast                   1989   Geraldine Turner
· London Cast                   1989   Elaine Paige
· Studio Cast                   1995   
· London Studio Cast   1995   
· London Cast                   2003

I see no 1966!

der Brucer   

[JoseSPiano]

Well, I haven't left yet.  I've taken some time while the DP is still slinging cake to contact the final member for my Anything Goes orchestra.  We're using the combo orchestration for the 1966 version.  However, there will be a lot of writing going on as certain directors can't seem to stick to one script and one score.  I guess this is what happens with the old shows.   Speaking of which, a certain choreographer needs the dance music for "Heaven Hop".  I'm out...

I didn't know that there was a 1966 version.  I had the LP (album) for the 1962 Off-Broadway production with Hal Linden.

Listed Recordings:

      
  Original Broadway Cast   1934   Merman + Porter
  Original London Cast   1935   Jeanne Aubert
  Film Soundtrack                   1936   
· Studio Cast                   1950   
· Studio Cast                   1953   
  Television Cast                   1954   
· Film Soundtrack                   1956   Mitzi Gaynor
· Off-Broadway Cast                   1962   Eileen Rodgers
· London Cast                   1969   Marian Montgomery
· Mexican Cast                   1984   
· Broadway Cast                   1987   Patti LuPone
· London Studio Cast   1988   Kim Criswell
· Australian Cast                   1989   Geraldine Turner
· London Cast                   1989   Elaine Paige
· Studio Cast                   1995   
· London Studio Cast   1995   
· London Cast                   2003

I see no 1966!

der Brucer   

I'm guessing DR Matthew meant to type the 1962 version, since that is the one that is licensed with a "Combo" orchestration.  And since he needs the dance music for "Heaven Hop"...  The 1987/LuPone version has a "FlexBo" orchestration available.  Both are available through Tams-Witmark.

Hmm... Now I'm wondering who handles the licensing for the original 1934 version?

[Matthew]

Well, I haven't left yet.  I've taken some time while the DP is still slinging cake to contact the final member for my Anything Goes orchestra.  We're using the combo orchestration for the 1966 version.  However, there will be a lot of writing going on as certain directors can't seem to stick to one script and one score.  I guess this is what happens with the old shows.   Speaking of which, a certain choreographer needs the dance music for "Heaven Hop".  I'm out...

I didn't know that there was a 1966 version.  I had the LP (album) for the 1962 Off-Broadway production with Hal Linden.

Oh geeze --- my sincerest apologies to those who wish to check all dates of EVERYTHING.  It is indeed the 1962 version.  But SOMEWHERE there was a version in 1966.  Good Day!

[Matthew]

Oh and the dance music for Heaven Hop has been recorded - ala 4-hand piano.  Thank goodness for Garage Band!!

[DERBRUCER]

  I'm kind of sick of the snow. 

Be patient - the mud slides are on their way.

der Brucer

[bk]

Back from various and sundried errands, and I suppose I'll try to write a few pages now.  I'll at least finish the chapter I'm on and add one more little thing to the middle of it.

[DERBRUCER]

Size queen.

Not often heard about Delaware!

der Brucer

[elmore3003]

Well, I haven't left yet.  I've taken some time while the DP is still slinging cake to contact the final member for my Anything Goes orchestra.  We're using the combo orchestration for the 1966 version.  However, there will be a lot of writing going on as certain directors can't seem to stick to one script and one score.  I guess this is what happens with the old shows.   Speaking of which, a certain choreographer needs the dance music for "Heaven Hop".  I'm out...

I didn't know that there was a 1966 version.  I had the LP (album) for the 1962 Off-Broadway production with Hal Linden.

I think he means the 1962 version.

[elmore3003]

Hmm... Now I'm wondering who handles the licensing for the original 1934 version?

Tams-Witmark. They've always had it. If you want the McGlinn orchestrations from 1988, you need to contact the Cole Porter Literary and Musical Properties Trust.

[DERBRUCER]

I guess JMK tells the truth:



Portland, OR - 12PM

der Brucer

[Matt H.]

I watched another NCIS episode while I ate lunch. It was an interesting story of a corpse burned almost beyond recognition in an ambulance fire and the later investigation proving the body wasn't who had originally been identified. A very twisty plot and nicely done.

[JoseSPiano]

Good Afternoon!

Well... I believe I'm going to head out for a bit - as seems to be my routine around this time of day lately.  And, yes, I believe I'm going to head back to MoMA. They are screening some Douglas Fairbanks silent movies - with live piano accompaniment! - and if there are still tickets left for those, I may snag one.  Otherwise, I think I'll get my "farewell" visit in for the Van Gogh since there are extended Members Only hours tonight. -Although, I have a sneaking suspicion I may end up back there on Monday too on the actual closing day of the exhibition.