well, That's Show Biz! 12-28-2025 4-39 Lullabies

Lullabies 

“Well, That’s Show Biz!”

12-28-2025

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• Welcome to “well, That’s Show Biz!”. I am your host, Jeremy Freedman, and each week I bring you music from Broadway, Movies, and Entertainers along with some anecdotes, information, and commentary all based on a theme.

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• Today’s show was pre-recorded.

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• <Play “Lullabye of Broadway”>

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• You just heard “Lullabye of Broadway” from 42nd Street which brings us to today’s theme, Broadway Lullabies, sweet songs for a cold winter’s evening. Some of these songs were written to be actual lullabies and others could be and are sung as lullabies.

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• We are going to open our first set with “Hushabye Mountain” from the London Cast Recording of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. This song was written by The Sherman Brothers, the same songwriting team that wrote the songs for Mary Poppins and other Disney musical films. We will follow that with Bette Midler singing “Baby Mine” from her film Beaches. Then we will hear “Tender Shepherd” from Peter Pan. And we will close the set with Bing Crosby singing “Count Your Blessings Instead of Sheep” from White Christmas. Here’s “Hushabye Mountain”.

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• We are playing Broadway Lullabies today and you just heard “Hushabye Mountain” from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, “Baby Mine” from the film Beaches, “Tender Shepherd” from Peter Pan, and “Count Your Blessings Instead of Sheep” from White Christmas.

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• <PSA>

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• We are listening to Broadway Lullabies today. Starting off this set we have Donnie Osmond singing “Any Dream Will Do” from Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Then, Shirley Jones sings “Goodnight My Someone” from the film version of The Music Man. We will follow that with Julie Andrews singing “Stay Awake” from Mary Poppins, another Sherman Brothers lullaby. And we will end this set with “Two Sets of Footprints”, a winter holiday song by my former singing partner, Danny Adlerman. Here’s “Any Dream Will Do”.

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• You just heard “Any Dream Will Do” from Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, “Goodnight My Someone” from The Music Man, “Stay Awake” from Mary Poppins, and Danny Adlerman’s “Two Sets of Footprints” from his album …and a Happy New Year as we listen to Broadway Lullabies for a cold winter’s evening today on “well, That’s Show Biz!”.

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• <Station Promo>

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• You are listening to “well, That’s Show Biz!” on [Station ID].

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• Today’s show is about Lullabies for a cold winter evening. 

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• Starting off this 5 song set we have Gene Wilder singing “Pure Imagination” from the film Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory. Next we have “Castle On a Cloud” from Les Miserables. We will follow that with “Little Lamb” from Gypsy. Then we will hear “Edelweiss” from the film version of The Sound of Music. And we will end this 5 song set with another lullaby from Peter Pan, “Distant Melody”. Here’s “Pure Imagination”.

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• You just heard the Broadway Lullabies “Pure Imagination” from Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, “Castle On a Cloud” from Les Miserables, “Little Lamb” from Gypsy, “Edelweiss” from The Sound of Music, “Distant Melody” from Peter Pan.

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• <Other Show Promo>

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• <Donation Copy>

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• And now for our concluding set of Broadway Lullabies. We start with Jerry Orbach singing “Try to Remember” from The Fantasticks. Then Kermit serenades us with “The Rainbow Connection” from The Muppet Movie. We follow that with the title song from Anyone Can Whistle. This version is from the review Side By Side By Sondheim. And we will end with Julie Andrews singing the classic Sherman Brothers lullaby, “Feed The Birds” from Mary Poppins. Here’s “Try to Remember”.

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• You just heard “Try to Remember” from The Fantasticks, “The Rainbow Connection” from The Muppet Movie, the title song from Anyone Can Whistle as sung in the review Side By Side By Sondheim, and “Feed The Birds” from Mary Poppins as we say goodnight to our Broadway Lullabies.

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• And that concludes this week’s edition of “well, That’s Show Biz!”. If you would like to assist with a future show, send your theme and song suggestions to me at wruushowbiz@gmail.com. And if you enjoyed today’s show, please contact the station at WRUU.org and let them know. And don’t forget to tell your friends to join us every Sunday at 1pm for more of “well, That’s Show Biz!” on WRUU-LP, Savannah, GA, 107.5FM and WRUU.org.  We are Savannah Soundings, Community Radio with Global Soul.

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• Please stay tuned for “Music At The Movies”, coming up next, hosted by Aiden Peck and I will see you next week. So long.