"In a confusing universe some things just make sense." --STV (BBCA)
"Years ago my mother used to say to me, she'd say, 'In this world, Elwood, you must be' — she always called me Elwood — 'In this world, Elwood, you must be oh so smart or oh so pleasant.' Well, for years I was smart. I recommend pleasant. You may quote me." — James Stewart as Elwood P. Dowd
Not only are eyes windows to the soul, but our eyes look to the skies for home.
Post by Cooper, the Golden Retriever on Jul 24, 2017 1:13:23 GMT
Once in Love With Amy (Where's Charley,late 40s) Ray Bolger The New Girl in Town (Hairspray) (film version,2007) Brittany snow and some other white girls and Queen Latifah and fellow African American/Negro girls Just about anythiung from Annie get your Gun or Sound of Music The Fools who Dreamk, aka, Audition (La La Land) Emma Stone City of Stars (La La Land) Stone and Ryanh Gosling
Remember the Golden Rule. Whoever has the most gold makes the rules. Golden Retrievers have the most gold, therefore they make the rules.
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"In a confusing universe some things just make sense." --STV (BBCA)
"Years ago my mother used to say to me, she'd say, 'In this world, Elwood, you must be' — she always called me Elwood — 'In this world, Elwood, you must be oh so smart or oh so pleasant.' Well, for years I was smart. I recommend pleasant. You may quote me." — James Stewart as Elwood P. Dowd
Not only are eyes windows to the soul, but our eyes look to the skies for home.
Do You Hear the People Sing Valjean's Soliloquy One Day More Bring Him Home I Dreamed a Dream On My Own
*Phantom of the Opera - for theatricality and drama :
Masquerade Music of the Night All I Ask of You Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again Title song
*Beauty and the Beast -
Me ( Gaston) Be My Guest Beauty and the Beast
From Rodgers & Hammerstein portfolio --
Oklahoma! ( RNT filmed version) - Oklahoma!/Surrey with the Fringe on Top/People Will Say We're in Love/Oh What a Beautiful Mornin' South Pacific - Younger than Springtime/Some Enchanted Evening/Bali Hai/I'm In Love with a Wonderful Guy (?)/ Carousel - If I Loved You/Billy's SOLILOQUY/You'll Never Walk Alone/Carousel Waltz/ King and I - Getting to Know You /Hello, Young Lovers/Shall We Dance/ Sound of Music - Opening song ( Do, a Deer...)/Favorite Things/Edelweiss/Climb Every Mountain/
From Lerner and Lowe Portfolio --
Camelot - Title song Camelot ( including Reprise)/If Ever I Would Leave You/It's May.../C'est Moi/ My Fair Lady - On the Street Where You Live/I Could Have Danced All Night/
Others -
Man of La Mancha - The Impossible Dream/Dulcinea/Title Song/Golden Helmet of Mambrino West Side Story - Tonight/Maria/America/I feel Pretty/ Jets and Sharks song/Officer Krupke/One Hand,One Heart/ Meet Me in St Louis - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas Hello, Dolly! - Title Song/Before the Parade Passes By/It Only Takes a Moment/Put On Your Sunday Clothes/Elegance Jesus Christ Superstar - Title Song/Gethsemane/Hosanna/I Don't Know How to Love Him/Everything's Alright Evita - Don't Cry for Me Argentina/Buenos Aires/High Flying Adored/Another Suitcase, Another Hall/ Chitty Chitty Bang Bang - title song/Hushabye Mountain/Me Ole Bamboo/ Mamma Mia! - The Winner Takes It All & some of the other songs
I am sure there are still many memorable ones for me - but will have to remember more
Top Hat - isn't It A Lovely day to Be caught in the Rain? Shall we Dance - You say tomato On the Riviera - ballin the jack G.I. Blues - Wooden Heart Blue Hawaii - can't help falling In Love with You Summer holiday - Summer Holiday, bachelor Boy A hard day's night - Hard Day's Night, Money can't buy Me Love, i should have known better, if I fell in love with you Wonderful Life - On the Beach Oliver! - Consider Yourself, Got to Pick a Pocket or Two Bedknobs and Broomsticks - Portobello Road, Beautiful Briny Sea, Substitutiary Locomotion
Gee Officer Krumpke from West Side Story One Song Glory from RENT (Even though the overall story isn't that good, the music is excellent) If I were a Rich Man from Fiddler on the Roof Master of the House fro Les Miserables
Post by deembastille on Sept 16, 2017 10:23:39 GMT
I WANT IT NOW -- veruca salt's song from Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory [the 1971 movie]
WHY CAN'T THE ENGLISH TEACH THEIR CHILDREN HOW TO SPEAK? ASCOT YOU DID IT [but I thought they should have used the word LADY instead of WOMAN] all the other speeches said by Rex Harrison in song form. all the 'i'm done' screaming songs from Audrey, for that matter. --- I actually reworked the lyrics to WORDS WORDS WORDS for my first grade class to remind them that they need to SHOW ME!
DEFYING GRAVITY from wicked THANK GOODNESS NO ONE MOURNS THE WICKED [good news!] NO GOOD DEED GOES UNPUNISHED
THE WORST PIES IN LONDON [but not Angela Lansbury's version-- eh!] PRETTY WOMEN A LITTLE PRIEST BY THE SEASIDE
let it go let it go let your love open da door...
as my 3 1/2 year old niece sings it. much better message.
Starting off with a few dances (note that some have songs mixed in):
Just about any dance sequence from Rogers & Astaire's RKO movies Artists' Ballet [dunno if that's the official title, but that's what I call it] from An American in Paris "Dancing in the Dark" and The Girl Hunt Ballet from The Band Wagon "Fit As a Fiddle", "Make 'em Laugh", "Moses", and "Good Mornin'", all from Singin' in the Rain Mary Tudor's Ball: La Volta from The Sword and the Rose (Glynis Johns' birthday yesterday reminded me of this one) Barn-Raising Dance from Seven Brides for Seven Brothers "Small House of Uncle Thomas" Ballet and "Shall We Dance" from The King and I Prologue, Dance at the Gym and "America" from West Side Story
Now for a few songs (note that some have dances mixed in
"New York, New York" and "Come Up to My Place" from On the Town "That's Entertainment" and "Triplets" from The Band Wagon "Bless Yore Beautiful Hide" and "Goin' Co'tin" from Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Gee, I hate to say goodbye, but the clock on the clubhouse wall says, "It's time to go!" ...actually, I have to finish getting ready to go to work. More later (for which all of you, I'm sure, will be waiting with bated breath )!
Oh, if I'd only known Ah, what your heart cost Oh, can we call it a loan? And a debt that I owe On a bet that I lost -- "Call It a Loan" (Jackson Browne & David Lindley) R.I.P., Mr. Dave, and thanks for all the music.