Playlist for Sunday, March 30, 2014: Pretty...Classy!

2 On the Aisle goes LIVE again this Sunday...with some classic 42nd Street to start us off.  I've always loved Jerry Orbach's musical side; the Lenny Briscoe facet never did anything for me, to tell the truth.  I've also included a mini-theme of Stephen Sondheim, who did several songs with the word "pretty" in them (guess he liked that brittle little concept...not beautiful, not wondrous, but something smaller in scale.  Or was it just because it rhymed with stuff like pity and gritty and...). ANYWAY, we slide into Early in the Mornin', straight from Five Guys Named Moe, that Louis Jordan song that I love, sung here by Jerry Dixon and Your Feet's Too Big, compliments of Ain't Misbehavin's Ken Page ("Your pedal extremities are obnoxious!).  Turn that duo up!

Hope you can tune in...


Lullaby of Broadway (Jerry Orbach, Full Company, 42nd Street)
The Rhythm of Life (Arnold Soboloff, Sweet Charity)
Brotherhood of Man (Robert Morse, Ensemble, How to Succeed)
I Feel Pretty (Carol Lawrence, Ensemble, West Side Story)
Pretty Little Picture (Zero Mostel, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the
                                             Forum)
Pretty Lady (Mark Hsu Syers, Timm Fui, Patrick Kinser-Lau, Pacific Overtures)
Pretty Women (Len Cariou, Edmund Lyndeck, Sweeney Todd)
They Call the Wind Mariah (Ensemble, Paint Your Wagon)
Joey Joey Joey (Art Lund, The Most Happy Fella)
Early in the Mornin' (Jerry Dixon, Five Guys Named Moe)
Your Feet's Too Big (Ken Page, Ain't Misbehavin')
You've Got Possibilities (Linda Lavin, It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's Superman)
You Are Woman (Sydney Chaplin, Barbra Streisand, Funny Girl)
Ninety Again! (Danny Kaye, Two by Two)