well, That's Show Biz, 03-24-2024 2-52 The 7 Deadly Sins - Wrath

The 7 Deadly Sins - Wrath

“Well, That’s Show Biz!”

03-24-2024

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

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• Last May, I wanted to showcase the song “The Lusty Month of May” from Camelot but what would be the theme? Thus began my series of shows based on The 7 Deadly Sins. May was Lust, July was Pride, August was Sloth, September was Envy, December was Gluttony, January was Greed, and today we conclude the series with Wrath, songs of Anger.

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• Often we feel that Anger is justified but when we hold on to anger, we diminish ourselves.

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• We are going to open our first set with the original Eliza Doolittle, Julie Andrews, singing “Show Me” from My Fair Lady. Next we will hear the original Broadway cast of Camelot singing “Fie on Goodness”. Then Catherine Zeta-Jones and the ladies of the film version of Chicago will regale us with the “Cell Block Tango”.  Here’s “Show Me” from My Fair Lady.

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• We are listening to songs of Wrath today and you just heard “Show Me” from My Fair Lady, “Fie on Goodness” from Camelot, and “Cello Block Tango” from the film version of Chicago.

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• This is the last in a series of shows on The 7 Deadly Sins and we are looking at the sin of Wrath today. For Set 2, we are going to open with “Shall I Tell You What I Think of You” from The King and I, then we are going to hear “Smash the Mirror” from The Who’s Tommy. And we will close out the set with Nathan Lane singing “Betrayed” from The Producers. Here’s  “Shall I Tell You What I Think of You” from The King and I.

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• You just heard  “Shall I Tell You What I Think of You” from The King and I, “Smash the Mirror” from The Who’s Tommy, and “Betrayed” from The Producers as we look at The Deadly Sin of Wrath today on “well, That’s Show Biz!”.

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

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• Our theme today is Wrath, the final sin in our series on The Seven Deadly Sins. Our third set opens with Madeline Kahn singing “Never” from On The Twentieth Century. Next, we will hear “Get Out and Stay Out” from 9 to 5. Then we will hear Luke Evans, Josh Gad, and the cast of the live action film version of  Beauty and The Beast singing “The Mob Song”. And we will close out this set with Ariana DeBose and Rachel Zegler singing “A Boy Like That That / I Have a Love” from the 20231 remake of West Side Story. Here’s “Never” from On The Twentieth Century.

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• You just heard “Never” from On The Twentieth Century, “Get Out and Stay Out” from 9 to 5, ‘The Mob Song” from Beauty and The Beast, and “A Boy Like That / I Have a Love” from West Side Story as we listen to songs that feature the Deadly Sin of Wrath.

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• If you would like to help out with a future show, send your theme and song suggestions to me at wruushowbiz@gmail.com and if you are enjoying today’s show, contact the station at WRUU.org and let them know.

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• And now for our concluding set on Wrath, we are going to start with “God, I Hate Shakespeare” from Something Rotten!. After that we are going to go back to Julie Andrews and My Fair Lady with “Without You”. Then we are going to hear “You Oughta Know” from Jagged Little Pill, and we will conclude with Bernadette Peters singing “Wherever He Ain’t” from Mack & Mabel. Here’s “God, I Hate Shakespeare”.

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• You just heard “God, I Hate Shakespeare” from Something Rotten!, “Without You” from My Fair Lady, “You Oughta Know” from Jagged Little Pill, and “Wherever He Ain’t” from Mack & Mabel.

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• And that ends our show on Wrath and completes our series on The Seven Deadly Sins.

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• If you would like to help out with a future show including your list of favorite musicals, send me your theme and song suggestions to wruushowbiz@gmail.com. And if you enjoyed today’s show contact the station at WRUU.org and let them know.  And don’t forget to tell your friends to join us each Sunday at 1 pm on [Station ID] or streaming on WRUU.org. See you next week.