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[Cillaliz]

What was the song sung the most often

[Laura]

Just heard from Alet - hubby Andy is on his way to pick up music and CDs.

You can tell Andy that I always watch his "Pink Fish" when I need to be cheered up. 

I love to watch Andy's Pink Fish.

[td]

Uranus.

[td]

Just heard from Alet - hubby Andy is on his way to pick up music and CDs.

You can tell Andy that I always watch his "Pink Fish" when I need to be cheered up. 

I love to watch Andy's Pink Fish.

That's because you have impeccable taste.

[Laura]

In fact, I think I shall watch Pink Fish right now.

[JoseSPiano]

What was the song sung the most often

There were hardly any repeats this time too!!!?!?!?

The only ones that come to mind are "Lost in the Wilderness" (Children of Eden), "Till There Was You" (The Music Man), and "The Life of the Party" (The Wild Party).

[Cillaliz]

Did you have fun, DR Jose?

[JoseSPiano]

AND...

One young woman totally knocked "And I Am Telling You..." (Dreamgirls) Out Of The Park!!!

I always get a little wary whenever someone places that music in front of me, and this time was no exception. But right after I hit the first chord and she started, I could tell that this time was going to be different. And it was!

[td]

Just heard from Alet - hubby Andy is on his way to pick up music and CDs.

You can tell Andy that I always watch his "Pink Fish" when I need to be cheered up. 

I love to watch Andy's Pink Fish.

In fact, I think I shall watch Pink Fish right now.

I just did.

[JoseSPiano]

Did you have fun, DR Jose?

Actually, I did.

Again, the quality level was quite good this time round.  There were a few stray clueless people, but no one made me angry or frustrated. And the variety of songs was quite wonderful. It was nice to see a bunch of lesser-known Cole Porter and Rodgers & Hart tunes being put in front of me.

[JoseSPiano]

And if anyone has been following my Twitter and/or my Facebook feed, I've been eating extremely well here in Atlanta too.

[Laura]

Ha ha ha ha ha!!!! Pink fish!

[John G.]

Crazy long day. The work as an extra started at 11:30 a.m. with me sitting there with the rest until 2:30 when we actually got around to doing something, which was to move to another site. Oh well. I got paid to sit there and read the first 160 pages of "Elmer Gantry." And I got a free lunch that was quite good in the bargain. Smaller number of extras means a buffet with the likes of fried chicken, barbecue brisket and sausage, buttermilk pie and some good salads. My tummy was happy, even if we did sit around outside in 90+ weather.

Oh, and I didn't even get in the scene. I was one of those who walked in the background outside of the restaurant in which the scene was being shot. It took seven takes and we were done by 4:30, but we got a full day's pay. I like that kind of work.

[John G.]

Did you have fun, DR Jose?

Actually, I did.

Again, the quality level was quite good this time round.  There were a few stray clueless people, but no one made me angry or frustrated. And the variety of songs was quite wonderful. It was nice to see a bunch of lesser-known Cole Porter and Rodgers & Hart tunes being put in front of me.

Any particular lesser-known Porter or R&Hart stick out in your mind?

[John G.]

Good to see you posting again, td. Vibes for you and all around you in need.

[JoseSPiano]

Did you have fun, DR Jose?

Actually, I did.

Again, the quality level was quite good this time round.  There were a few stray clueless people, but no one made me angry or frustrated. And the variety of songs was quite wonderful. It was nice to see a bunch of lesser-known Cole Porter and Rodgers & Hart tunes being put in front of me.

Any particular lesser-known Porter or R&Hart stick out in your mind?

Let me sleep on that. Literally.  -Right now, my head is still reeling - in a good way - from some deviled eggs, "The 10:00 Burger", and a Peach Fried Pie.

[JoseSPiano]

~~~~~VIBES TO DR TD AND HIS FAMILY~~~~~

[John G.]

Good thinking, DR Jose. And good night, all.

[bk]

Did anyone sing Disneyland?

[Edisaurus]

I have a DR Jose in the house!

[JoseSPiano]

Did anyone sing Disneyland?

No.

-Which is a good thing since the arrangement in the Musical Theatre Anthology, well... Sucks.  I still prefer playing from the "pop version" that appeared in a now out-of-print Marvin Hamlisch anthology.

[Edisaurus]

TOD: What a coinky dink!

[JoseSPiano]

I have a DR Jose in the house!

OMG! This IS your house!!?!?!?

[JoseSPiano]

And the word of the day is: SUBAUDITION!

Ah, yes. I've played and experienced many of those over the years...

[Edisaurus]

I've been enabled. Or maybe I'm enabling. I'm not sure, but there's some seriously good food being had here in the ATL.

[JoseSPiano]

And the word of the day is: SUBAUDITION!

And The Song Of The Day Is:  DO I LOVE YOU BECAUSE YOU'RE BEAUTIFUL?

That was sung yesterday. 

-And whenever I do play that song at an audition, I'm always reminded just how much I love that song.

[JoseSPiano]

I've been enabled. Or maybe I'm enabling. I'm not sure, but there's some seriously good food being had here in the ATL.

Well, I'd say it's been a team effort.

[Edisaurus]

td, I'm surprised you didn't comment on SHADOW OF THE WIND.

I've not read it. . .but, it sounds an awful lot like THE CLUB DUMAS.
ANGEL'S GAME is highly recommended by others to me, at work.

I think I know people in THE CLUB DUMAS. Or maybe it's the CLUB DUMBASS...

[Edisaurus]

I've been enabled. Or maybe I'm enabling. I'm not sure, but there's some seriously good food being had here in the ATL.

Well, I'd say it's been a team effort.

I believe we make a good team. And Greg is an honorary enabler.

[JoseSPiano]

And the word of the day is: SUBAUDITION!

"I would like to do a number from my soon-to-be-produced musical based on VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA".  The song is called "Dive, Dive, My Darling" and it goes like this..."

OH! That's where that song is from.  I didn't recognize it when I played it earlier today.