Picture This Playlist 141: Laughs

(This program aired on WRIU, Kingston, 90.3 FM, also streaming at wriu.org., on Sunday, August 30th, from 6-8 PM) 

Listen Here: https://wriu.org/picture-this-playlist-141-laughs/

Intro Music: Coming Attractions from Matinee, composed by Jerry Goldsmith

The Picture This It’s a Movie! Song of the Week

The Clown from The Clown, composed by Charles Mingus and Jean Shepherd, performed by Charles Mingus and his band

The Show:

Good Old Days from On to the Show!: The Original Music from the Hal Roach Comedies, composed by Leroy Shields, performed by the Beau Hunks

Good Old Days from Music From Kid’s TV Shows, composed by Leroy Shields, performed by the Merry Tune Makers

Marvin Hatley Speaks/Ku Ku from On to the Show!: The Original Music from the Hal Roach Comedies

Honolulu Baby from Sons of the Desert, composed by Leroy Shields, performed by the Beau Hunks

I’m Walkin’ from 50s Rock N’ Roll, composed by Fats Domino, performed by Larry Storch

Dancing in the Moonlight from The Ultimate Collection, composed by Sammy Cahn and Walter Donaldson, performed by Cliff “Ukulele” Edwards

Friendship from Du Barry Was a Lady, composed by Cole Porter, performed by Lucille Ball, Red Skelton, and Gene Kelly

Sugar in the Morning from Monkey Business, composed by Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal, and Pierre Norman, performed by Chico and Harpo Marx

Money from Greatest Hits, composed by Stan Freburg and Ruby Raskin, performed by Mel Blanc

St. George and the Dragonet from The Best of Stan Freburg, written by Stan Freburg and Daws Butler, performed by Freburg, Butler and June Foray

Six of the Best from The Genius of Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, written and performed by Cook and Moore

Margaret Yang’s Theme from Rushmore, composed and performed by Mark Mothersbaugh

The Elements from An Evening Wasted with Tom Lehrer, composed and performed by Lehrer

Born to Add from Sesame Street: Born to Add, composed by Bruce Springsteen and Chris Cerf, performed by Bruce Stringbean and the S Street Band

Theme from The Three Stooges (Three Blind Mice), traditional, performed by the Starlite Orchestra

Clouds Over Bondi from Now for a Bit More of Pretty Much the Same, composed and performed by Matt Tedder

Two songs from The Good Thief: Title theme, composed by Ennio Morricone and Almost Love, composed by Gianni Ferri

SONGS FROM THE FILMS OF JACQUES TATI

Opening Theme from The Big Day, composed by Jean Yatove

Maria from Traffic, composed by Charles Dumont

The Three Themes of My Uncle from My Uncle, composed by Frank Barcellini

Confusion from Big Beat, composed and performed by Sparks

Laughing Raymond from Musically Mad, composed by Bernie Green and performed by Green and the Stereo Madmen.

Biff Burns and Stuffy from The Two and Only, written and performed by Bob and Ray

He Shouldn’t-A, Hadn’t-A, Oughtn’t-A Swang On Me! from The Great Race, written by Johnny Mercer and Henry Mancini, performed by Dorothy Provine

Title Song from It’s a Mad! Mad! Mad! Mad! World!, composed by Mack David and Ernest Gold, performed by the Shirelles

(excerpt) Callin’ Dr. Casey from Language of Love, composed and performed by John D. Loudermilk

Girl in the Movies from Dumpling, composed by Dolly Parton and Lynda Perry, performed by Dolly Parton

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