Everything Old is New Again

Sun, Mar 17, 2024 22:00 PM

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Hosts: David Kenney

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Featuring Jane Scheckter, Melissa Errico, Karen Mason. Plus Natalie Douglas on The Mabel Mercer Foundation Educational Program and the 2024 Bistro Awards -

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This Week on Everything Old Is New Again, we featured the music of Jane Scheckter She's got standards!

Some of the songs from her career that we heard:

Lucky To Be Me
Irving Berlin’s The Best Thing For You
People, Places, Things (Ronny Whyte, Roger Schore)
Look Who’s Singing Your Song
and I’ll Take Romance
And More!

We Listened to Four Renditions of: "Spring, Spring, Spring"
featured in the 1954 film Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. Music composed by Gene de Paul and lyrics written by Johnny Mercer with performances by:

The Pontipee Brothers and Brides
Bing Crosby & Fred Astaire
Michael Feinstein
JALALA

Album Pick of the Week:

Melissa Errico - Sondheim In The City

Catch Melissa in An Acoustic Evening with Sondheim & Melissa on Friday, March 22nd, 7:00PM (ET) at The Green Room 42, NYC

You Must Remember This
Previously Released Albums to Keep In Mind:

Karen Mason - It's About Time

Catch Karen in JUST IN STYNE…Karen Sings Jule! on Monday, March 25th, 7:00PM (ET) at Birdland Jazz Club, NYC

We begin a new series for Cabaret Month, spotlighting the educational outreach programs in the Cabaret community. This week we interviewed Natalie Douglas, Education Director for The Mabel Mercer Foundation.

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