- David and the Giants (Rats! NOBODY remembers them anymore!)
- Randy Travis
- George Strait
- Kenny Chesney (don't particularly like this guy, just wanted to see if I knew any of his songs)
- Rascal Flatts
- Tim McGraw
- Garth Brooks
- Harry Connick, Jr.
- Bobby Darrin
- Dean Martin
- The Sound of Music (They actually have TWO movie soundtracks to choose from!)
- Oklahoma (Is that REALLY Wolverine [Hugh Jackman] singing "Surrey with the Fringe on Top?")
- Carousel (Doesn't ANYBODY remember Shirley Jones and Gordon McRae???)
- Yul Brenner (Gosh! Don't these guys do any other roles? I only found the original Broadway Cast, but I was looking for the movie.)
- South Pacific (at least some movie soundtracks still make it in there!)
- Topol (for Fidder on the Roof, but I only found the original London cast, and even then only one song. I want the movie soundtrack!)
- Camelot (but I got mad 'cause they only had one, and IT wasn't the movie soundtrack either!)
- Rogers and Hammerstein
- Gershwin show tunes
- The Mamas and the Papas
- Sonny and Cher
- The Carpenters
Throw in a little Reggae, some Heavy Metal, and some Bach or Beethoven and I'd be "well-rounded!" Incidently, the boys and I had some free downloads, which we used a couple days ago on lots of Christian music, so that's why I was exploring other . . . errr . . . interests, tonight.
I'm not sure which is weirder: the odd list of music, or the fact that I was doing this at three in the morning!
2 comments:
Ha-Ha! The next time you are up at three am you really have to check out pandora.com. It is my favorite thing to play with right now!And it is free!!!!
Angel: Actually I was a little punchy the night I wrote this and forgot to say that I have actually seen Jackman in the London production. Sadly, I didn't see it live (Lucky you!), instead it was taped and I accidently rented it from Blockbuster and saw it. You are right, it was fantastic--so creative with the staging. And yes, Jackman does dance remarkably well, and sings even better!
My interest in the movie is very sentimental, since it was the first musical I ever saw, and I sang and danced all the parts as a dreamy teen.
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