Monday, June 14, 2021

Playlist For Sunday, June 20, 2021: Raggle Taggle, Indeed!

I wanted to call this coming Sunday's 2 On The Aisle...The Kitchen Sink Edition. But I sort of got to thinking about what that actually means. So I checked in with good old Meriam-Webster to see what he/she/they/it thought of it:
 
 

This must be Meriam. Or perhaps Webster.

 
 Kitchen Sink:
     1.) being or made up of a hodgepodge of disparate elements or ingredients

     2.) chiefly British : portraying or emphasizing the squalid aspects of modern life, the kitchen-sink realism of contemporary British drama
 
Synonyms: eclectic, magpie, motley, piebald (?), promiscuous (!), patchwork, and raggle-taggle (I love that!) 
 
So I'm leaning toward definition Number 1, and will try not to raggle-taggle with the squalid aspects of Number 2. I mean, it's true that on a bad day, my sink is overwhelmed with 1.) different sorts of pots/pans/gravyboats/cookiesheets and they are 2.) all "dirty!" BUT as far as magpie and piebald, look elsewhere!
 
I can multi-task with the best of them,
but dishes??
 
 
Like one's fridge. A much more eclectic bunch of kale in there. In fact, that brings to mind a "quiz" I took in the NYTimes recently, where this gentle reader was asked to judge whether a peak inside people's refrigerators could tell you if they were Biden OR Trump supporters. I got it right 60% of the time. Pretty much a crap shoot for everyone who took it, evidently. Country Crock was not a dead give away.
                                                            
 

 
One morsel of our Sunday hodgepodge will include Sherry!, below, the musical version of the Sherry, above! Monty Woolley, of course, as Sheridan Whiteside
                                      in The Man Who Came To Dinner.

 

 
 
So call this the Kitchen Sink OR the FrigidAire Edition. What's on the playlist so Motley? Summer, Summer HEAT, Sherry!, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea...and a soupcon of Dad Songs (it IS Father's Day this Sunday, you ninny. Buy him a tie, for lord's sake!). See? Piebald, thy name is Broadway! Tune in, and do some of my metaphorical dishes.  xo

 

Summertime (Lena Horne, Porgy And Bess)

Night Song (Sammy Davis, Jr., Golden Boy)

In The Good Old Summertime (The Haydn Quartet)

The Girls Of Summer (Suzanne Henry, Marry Me A Little)

A Summer In Ohio (Sherie Rene Scott, The Last Five Years)

The Hot Patata (Kevin Chamberlin, The New Yorkers)

Here Comes The Hot Tamale Man (Doc Cook & His Dreamland Orchestra)

Some Like It Hot (Marilyn Monroe, Some Like It Hot)

My Heart Belongs To Daddy (Mary Martin, Leave It To Me!)

My Daddy Always Taught Me To Share (Ben Vereen, Grind)

Not My Father's Son (Billy Porter, Stark Sands, Kinky Boots)

How Can You Kiss Those Good Times Goodbye? (Nathan Lane, Bernadette Peters, Sherry!)

I Always Stay At The Ritz (Tommy Tune, Sherry!)

Putty In Your Hands (Nathan Lane, Carol Burnett, Mike Meyer, Sherry!)

Finale/Bows (Company, Sherry!)

Cream Of Mush (Ensemble, Sherry!)

Cooking Breakfast (Annette Hanshaw)

Quiet Coffee (Sally Kellerman, Breakfast At Tiffany's)

Toast (Paul Young, Streetband)

A Whole Pot Of Jelly (For A Little Slice Of Toast)(Pete Wingfield, Breakfast Special)

It's Eggs! (Ensemble, Something Rotten!)

I'm Putting All My Eggs In One Basket (Fred Astaire, Follow The Fleet)

Eggs And Sausage (Tom Waits, Nighthawks At The Diner)

Let's Have Lunch (Kevin Anderson, Sunset Boulevard)

Lunching At The Automat (Ensemble, Face The Music)

A Cup Of Coffee, A Sandwich, And You (Jack Buchanan, Gertrude Lawrence, Charlot's Revue)

Happy To Keep His Dinner Warm (Frank Loesser, An Evening With Frank Loesser)

Sing For Your Supper (Holly Harris, Bibi Osterwald, Portia Nelson, The Boys From Syracuse)

Suppertime (Bill Hinnant, Gary Burghoff, You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown)

Suppertime (Michael-Leon Wooley, Hunter Foster, Rob Bartlett, Little Shop Of Horrors)

Everything Stops For Tea (Jack Buchanan, Come Out Of The Pantry)

The Muffin Song (John Irving, Louis Edmonds, Ernest In Love)

Have Another Cuppa Tea (Company, The Likes Of Us)

 


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