Bigfoot Love Triangle (Spring Mix)
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InTheNo 7: Journalist Alfred Lubrano
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InTheNo 6: Conductor Donald Nally
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InTheNo 5: Illustrator Matt Phelan
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InTheNo 4B: Poet Teresa Leo, Part II
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InTheNo 4A: Poet Teresa Leo, Part I
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Skullcrusher Pirate Hotdish
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InTheNo 3: Musician Jonathan Coulton
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InTheNo 2: Psychologist Barry Schwartz
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InTheNo 1: Author Tom Zoellner
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info_outlineClocks have March-ed ahead, and we've passed the Vernal equinox, so it's time to think spring. To usher in the season, here's a medley of live performance highlights from the March 23, 2007 "Jonathan Coulton meets Paul and Storm" show at Milkboy Coffeehouse in Ardmore, PA.
"Bigfoot Love Triangle" (known to friends as "BLT") takes its name from the fact that the elusive woodland creature was mentioned onstage in a pairing with Abraham Lincoln...and then in a different pairing with Leonard Nimoy. Coincidence, or classic amorous rivalry? You be the judge.
As with the Skullcrusher Pirate Hotdish, I've freely reordered songs from the show's two sets, mixing and matching the performers. Everything in this medley is farm fresh, made up entirely of new songs not found in the previous live show mix.
The set list for this virtual concert:
The Easter Song (P&S)
The Town Crotch (JoCo w/P&S)
Tom Cruise Crazy (JoCo w/P&S)
Randy Newman Movie Theme Songs: (P&S)
~~ Lord of the Rings
~~ The Passion of the Christ
A Talk with George (JoCo)
Under The Pines (JoCo) ~ live performance premiere!
My Fantastic Plastic Girl (P&S)
The Ballad of Eddie Praeger (P&S)
First of May (JoCo w/P&S)
Please note: All songs appear with permission from the artists,
and no bunnies, hobbits, mannequins, space travelers, or movie stars
were harmed during the making of this mix.
Remember, the year is young -- you still have lots of opportunities to catch Paul and Storm with Jonathan Coulton LIVE in 2007.
P.S. That cheer at the end? Greek to me, literally. Check out our interview with Jonathan Coulton for a tip on the Bryn Mawr-May Day connection.
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