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[bk]

Well, you've read the notes, the notes got their bearings and had a ball so they had their ball bearings, and now it is time for you to post until the cows come home - they're currently getting their bearings from the actual bears.

[bk]

And the word of the day is: AUDACIOUS!

[bk]

And now - Dino at the piano.

[George]

From last night...Tom, I did enjoy the Hal Prince documentary.  I enjoyed it very much.

[George]

They had footage from several original Broadway productions that I'd never seen before.  One was Ethel Shutta singing "Broadway Baby" from Follies.  That was great and in color.

[TCB]

I don’t suppose........


Hint, hint, hint!!

[TCB]

As usual, I am totally hyped-up and not even close to being tired.

[TCB]

I only had one glass of apple cider, since I was driving!

[TCB]

I am listening to RAGTIME.  One of the great musicals of all time.

[George]

I am listening to RAGTIME.  One of the great musicals of all time.

I've never seen the show, but I love that score.

[TCB]

I am listening to RAGTIME.  One of the great musicals of all time.

I've never seen the show, but I love that score.

It is a great show.

[jan]

Hey, Washington pals!  I'm planning on taking a train trip to Seattle and staying a couple days.  Do you know a nice, reasonably priced hotel for me?

[TCB]

Hey, Washington pals!  I'm planning on taking a train trip to Seattle and staying a couple days.  Do you know a nice, reasonably priced hotel for me?

Wow.  Not off the top of my head.  There is a Quality Inn, or something similar about half way between downtown and the Seattle Center.  I’ll see if i can track down the name of the place.

[jan]

Thanks, Tom.  There's no rush as it won't be till next year.

[George]

I don't know anything about hotels in Seattle.  Sorry I can't help, jan.

[TCB]

Thanks, Tom.  There's no rush as it won't be till next year.

Okay, I will see what I can find out.

[TCB]

George, you are very quiet tonight.

[bk]

Oh, George, did you record the Hal Prince thing for me?

[George]

Oh, George, did you record the Hal Prince thing for me?

Yes, I did.  And I'm burning the DVD right now.

[George]

George, you are very quiet tonight.

I got distracted.  After setting up my DVD burner, I started watching Saturday Night Live from a couple of weeks ago.

[TCB]

Oh, George, did you record the Hal Prince thing for me?

Yes, I did.  And I'm burning the DVD right now.

I don’t suppose........


Hint, hint, hint!!

[TCB]

Goodnight, George.

[George]

Good night, Tom.

[George]

I'm off to bed.

Have a good day, all!

[Druxy]

I love the musical version of RAGTIME.  Saw it, years ago, at the Shubert in Los Angeles.

I wish they'd make it into a movie.

[Druxy]

T.O.D.

My favorite version of A STAR IS BORN is the original with Janet Gaynor and Fredric March.  Great action; good simple storytelling.

The Garland/Mason remake has great songs, but it's a bit overblown.

I won't even discuss the Streisand version.  I am not a fan of Ms. Streisand.

Maybe I'll catch the Bradley Cooper/Lady Gaga version when it airs on HBO or Showtime.

[ChasSmith]

Good morning, all.

[ChasSmith]

Dreams have been slightly recall-able but quite amorphous these past two days. All I know is that they were derived from some aspect of last weekend’s musical gig, while having nothing whatsoever to do with music. This is not particularly unusual. Just sayin’.

[elmore3003]

Good morning, all!

[elmore3003]

Last night I slept sandwiched between Annabelle  and Thatch.  We were quite snug and warm.  My bad leg keeps me restless, and I worry about rolling over one of them.  I would hate to injure either of them.