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Rhythm Club - Tribute to Brian EaganAuthor: Brian Eagan
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Studio Cat
Sunday, 27 September, 2020
2020-09-27 Studio CatThe WGAM studio was Brian's happy place. In honor of his Birthday, I'm posting one of Brian's "Morning Shows" for WGAM. This show seems to start the broadcast day for WGAM, it's about an hour and a half, and he announces the time at the end as 5:00, so I can only assume this runs from 3:30 AM to 5 and beyond. I believe Brian sometimes spent the whole day in the Studio; who knows how long he was there that day?Brian loved cats - Hey, Seay! I'm not sure who owned the cat in the studio, but Brian enjoys this one. "Have you ever tried to do a radio show with a cat in your lap?" Clearly it inspires Brian to play Les Paul and Mary Ford's version of "Hold that Tiger". Brian plays music from 1930 to 1977, and clearly is playing songs he likes. Listen for two Cole Porter numbers, done by Ella and Nat Cole. But mostly listen for Brian's voice as he reads the news. Happy Birthday Brian!Cooking Breakfast for the One I Love | Lee Morse And Her Blue Grass Boys | 1930If I Only Had a Brain | Ray Bolger and Judy Garland | 1939It Happened in Monterey | Bob Florence and His Orchestra | 1960The Song is You | Tommy Dorsey | 1942News Ace in the Hole | Ella Fitzgerald | 1956Put a Light in the Window | The Four Lads | 1957Sunny | Arthur Lyman | 1968Secretly | Jimmy Rodgers | 1958It's Delovely | Mabel Mercer | 1936It's a Chemical Reaction, That's All | Don Ameche & Hildegard Knef | 1955Get Happy | Pete Fountain | 1962ABC News Sheila | Tommy Roe | 1962Tomorrow | Andrea McArdle | 1977Across the Alley from the Alamo | The Mills Brothers | 1947Will You Still Be Mine | Dean Elliott | 1963Near You | Francis Craig and His Orchestra | 1947Tiger Rag | Les Paul and Mary Ford | 1951Tell Me Why | The Four Aces | 1951Holiday for Strings | David Rose | 1955News I Am In Love | Nat King Cole | 1953I Know a Place | Petula Clark | 1965
