well, That's Show Biz, 07-26-2026 5-17 National All or Nothing Day

National All or Nothing Day

“Well, That’s Show Biz!”

7-26-2026

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• Today is National ALL or NOTHING Day and you just heard the song “All Er Nuthin’” from the film version of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma!.

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• To celebrate National ALL or NOTHING Day, we are playing alternating songs with the words ALL or NOTHING in the title.

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• So for the first set we begin with the song “I Want It ALL” from the musical Baby. Then we will hear “There Is NOTHIN’ Like a Dame” from South Pacific. And we will end this set with Willie Nelson singing the Kern and Hammerstein song “ALL the Things You Are” originally from their musical, Very Warm for May. Here is “I Want It ALL” from Baby.

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• It is National ALL or NOTHING Day and you just heard “I Want It ALL” from Baby, “There Is NOTHIN’ Like a Dame” from South Pacific, and Willie Nelson singing the Kern and Hammerstein song “ALL the Things You Are”.

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• We are alternating songs with the words ALL or NOTHING in the title for National ALL or NOTHING Day today. We ended the first set with ALL so we begin this set with NOTHING.

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• We begin with the song “I (Who Have NOTHING)” from Smokey Joe’s Cafe. Then we will hear Julie Andrews singing “I Could Have Danced ALL night” from My Fair Lady. And we will conclude with “NOTHING Is Too Wonderful to Be True” from Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. Here is “I (Who Have NOTHING)” from Smokey Joe’s Cafe.

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•  You just hear the song “I (Who Have NOTHING)” from Smokey Joe’s Cafe, “I Could Have Danced ALL night” from My Fair Lady, and “NOTHING Is Too Wonderful to Be True” from Dirty Rotten Scoundrels as we alternate ALL or NOTHING songs for National ALL or NOTHING Day today on “well, That’s Show Biz!”.

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• Today is National ALL or NOTHING Day so we are celebrating by alternately playing songs with the words ALL or NOTHING in the title.

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• Starting off our third set is Bebe Neuwirth with “ALL That Jazz” from Kander and Ebb’s Chicago. We follow that with Whitney Houston singing “I Have Nothing” from the soundtrack of The Bodyguard. And we conclude with Michael Buble singing the jazz standard “All of Me” which was featured in the Steve Martin/Lily Tomlin film comedy of the same name. Here is “ALL That Jazz” from Chicago.

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• We are celebrating National ALL or NOTHING Day and you just heard “ALL That Jazz” from Chicago, “I Have Nothing” from the soundtrack of The Bodyguard, and  Michael Buble singing the jazz standard “All of Me”.

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• We are playing songs with the words ALL or NOTHING in the title today for National ALL or NOTHING Day alternating between the two words. There will be one last song after this set so I hope you stick around.

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• In the last set, we closed with the word ALL so we begin this set with NOTHING. We open with “You’re NOTHING Without Me” from Cy Coleman’s City of Angels, And we close with “I’ve Got It ALL” from his musical On The Twentieth Century. Remember, there is one last song coming up. Here is “You’re NOTHING Without Me” from City of Angels.

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• You just heard “You’re NOTHING Without Me” from City of Angels and “I’ve Got It ALL” from On The Twentieth Century.

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• We have a classic song to conclude our show for National ALL or NOTHING Day. The last song was an ALL song so here is “NOTHING” from A Chorus Line.

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• You just heard Priscilla Lopez sing “NOTHING” from A Chorus Line which concludes today’s show for National ALL or NOTHING Day.

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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.

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