[Dixielandjazz] Fw: Musician's Middle Eastern Fake Book

[Elazar Brandt]

Say, Bob,

It's "Yassir, that's my Bibi". But that worked better when Benyamin "Bibi" Netanyahu was the Prime Minister a few years ago. I'm
holding onto the song, though, in case he comes back.

In those good old days, we used to have "Paddlin' Madeline (Albright) Home"and "Won't you go home, Bill Clinton". A change in
administration sure can ruin your repertoire. But then again, now we can do "Just an old Saddam keeps Georgie on my mind". And
"Who's Sorry Now", "Someday Sweetheart" and "Goody, Goody" are always good for something. I play them after elections, and I tell
the audience they can apply them to whoever they want to, 'cause I do a non-partisan show.

Tonight I went to see "Chicago" again. I was right. It's a FUN show. The second time was as good as the first. And after learning
half a dozen of the songs from the CD, I had to restrain myself from singing along. The Ministry of Jazz, Jerusalem, gives it 4
Magen Davids.

Shalom to all,

Elazar
  -----Original Message-----
  From: Bob Romans [mailto:cellblk7 at attbi.com]
  Sent: Saturday, 22 March, 2003 16:26
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  Subject: [Dixielandjazz] Fw: Musician's Middle Eastern Fake Book





  YASSIR, THAT'S MY BABY


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