Most popular song? — Page 2

#26

re: Most popular song?

Posted: 9/3/04 at 7:53pm

i agree....almost anything that has gone from broadway to movie or vice versa.

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#27

re: Most popular song?

Posted: 9/3/04 at 8:55pm

mmmmeeegggggg!!!! :)

hahaha

anyway
most definately songs like "over the rainbow" or "tomorrow" or "we go together" just because so many people have seen grease and annie on television and wizard of oz is legendary and whatnot

#28

re: Most popular song?

Posted: 9/3/04 at 9:18pm

"What I did For Love" - A Chorus Line
A bunch already listed, checkout the old Rodgers and Hart shows, one of the biggest ones being "My Funny Valentine" from Babes in Arms.

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#29

re: Most popular song?

Posted: 9/3/04 at 9:24pm

Oh yeah--somewhere over the rainbow--I think i change my vote.

#30

re: Most popular song?

Posted: 9/3/04 at 11:25pm

Sum was just making fun of Wicked for like the millionth time.

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#31

re: Most popular song?

Posted: 9/3/04 at 11:29pm

Well, no the *most* well-known and popular, but...

"There's NO Business Like SHOW Business Like NO Business I KNOOOOWW"

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#32

re: Most popular song?

Posted: 9/3/04 at 11:54pm

I'm suprised no one has mentioned "Ol' Man River."

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#33

re: Most popular song?

Posted: 9/3/04 at 11:58pm

The only reason I think younger people would know that was because it was in a Simpsons episode.

#34

re: Most popular song?

Posted: 9/4/04 at 1:02am

I was totally serious. Idina Menzel is wind, devil and god

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#35

re: Most popular song?

Posted: 9/4/04 at 2:07am

The only reason I think younger people would know that was because it was in a Simpsons episode.

Oh that reminds me. "Send in the Clowns". You gotta love Krusty's version (even he does screw up the lyrics).

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#36

re: Most popular song?

Posted: 9/4/04 at 3:22am

...How could I forget?

"People" and "Don't Rain On My Parade" from FUNNY GIRL.

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#37

re: Most popular song?

Posted: 9/4/04 at 3:56am

I have one that everyone know
just because you learned it in elementary school

I'm a yankee doodle dandy
a yankee doodle do or die
a realy live nephew of my uncle Sam
born on the fourth of July

From

Yankee Doodle Dandy
By George M Cohan
(the single most influential B-way writer ever)

reused in
George M
based on the life and music of
George M Cohan

see, you new a broadway tune before you ever new of Broadway

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#38

re: Most popular song?

Posted: 9/4/04 at 9:47am

Everyone knows how to make fun of "I feel Pretty." Even if they don't have the slightest clue of the actual notes or words!

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#39

re: Most popular song?

Posted: 9/4/04 at 9:53am

Not Since Ninevah from Kismet
Four Black Dragons from Pacific Overtures
Our Time from Merrily We Roll Along
Green Finch and Linnet Bird from Sweeney Todd

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#40

re: Most popular song?

Posted: 9/4/04 at 9:56am

Yeah--I think Yankee Doodle Dandy officially wins hands down. And Krusty's send in the clowns was just pefect............ly bad. Gotta love those simpsons

#41

re: Most popular song?

Posted: 9/4/04 at 10:29am

I don't know about you guys but I hear Footloose on the radio a lotttt, same with You're the One That I Want from Grease.

#42

re: Most popular song?

Posted: 9/4/04 at 11:33am

Neverland, I'm Flying from Peter Pan, and, there's anything from Sound of Music.
And soon, I guess, anything from Mary Poppins will qualify for votes when it finally gets to Bway.

#43

re: Most popular song?

Posted: 9/4/04 at 11:36am

"Everyone knows how to make fun of "I feel Pretty." Even if they don't have the slightest clue of the actual notes or words!"

I know some people who think this was specifically written for ANGER MANGAMENT.

Which reminds me, it makes me sick when kids refer to BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER as "that Clay Aiken song"

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