Movies & Musicals
Musical Potpourri
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Genre Grab Bag
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Julie Andrews as Maria reminds us in this tuneful, historical, and heartfelt musical to "start at the very beginning, a very good place to start"*

Sound of Music***

200

Want to take a ride for a sentimental journey? The train leaves at this time...you better not miss it!*

Seven***

200

Weep no more my lady, weep no more today. We'll sing one song for my old home in this southern US state*

Kentucky***

200

Known as "The Man in Black", this country legend is famous for songs like "I Walk the Line" and "Ring of Fire"*

Johnny Cash***

200

This band leader was known for the song "In the Mood" and became one of the most popular figures of the Swing Era

Glenn Miller

200

This singer's hit "Jailhouse Rock" became a legendary song in the rock-and-roll world*

Elvis Presley***

400

Written by Herman Hupfeld in 1931, Dooley Wilson (Sam) performs the hit "As Time Goes By" in this award winning 1942 film*

Casablanca***

400
In 1991, Whitney Houston delivered an unforgettable performance of this patriotic staple ahead of Super Bowl XXV (25), that will go down in history forever

The Star-Spangled Banner

400

Written in 1946, this popular country music waltz written by Redd Stewart and Pee Wee King went on to become a multimillion seller via a 1950 recording from Patti Page*

The Tennessee Waltz***

400

Known for the song "This Land is Your Land", this folk singer is often associated with the 1930s labor movement

Woody Guthrie

400

Known as "The First Lady of Song", this vocalist recorded timeless jazz standards such as "Summertime", "Blue Skies" & "Mack the Knife"*

Ella Fitzgerald***

400

Known as the "Queen of Soul", she was famous for hits like "Respect" and "Chain of Fools"

Aretha Franklin

600

With music by Jerome Kern and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II, this musical features classic songs such as "Ol' Man River", "Make Believe", and "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man".

Show Boat

600

The famous opera The Magic Flute was composed by this Austrian composer

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

600

Harry Belafonte sings a popular calypso tune about leaving behind a woman in Kingston town in this country 

Jamacia

600

If I had this, I could sing out love between my brothers and my sisters, all over this land*

Hammer***

600

This jazz singer wrote many hits, including this one describing love as "extra-ordinary"*

Nat King Cole***

600

This material girl had massive success with "Like a Prayer" and was a pioneer of 1980s pop music

Madonna

800

This 1954 film features a young Judy Garland performing the classic song "The Trolley Song"

Meet Me in St. Louis

800

The song "Love and Marriage", from the TV show Married with Children, was originally a hit for this duo

Frank Sinatra & Nancy Sinatra
800

Crooner Dean Martin swears that nothing could be finer than to be here in the morning

Carolina

800

Originally written in 1966 at an airport, this John Denver song is about an unfaithful traveling musician*

Leaving on a Jet Plane***

800

Gaining a love for music in the Little Burgundy community of Montréal, Oscar Peterson became a jazz legend known primarily for tickling this instrument

Piano

800

This musician, who recently passed in 2023, has a style of his own. Drawing from genres such as pop, folk, and calypso music his notable songs are perfect to listen to on a beach getaway!*

Jimmy Buffet***

1000

This composer wrote soundtracks for movies like Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and Jaws, just to name a few!

John Williams

1000

As part of his 1906 musical "George Washington, Jr.," this legendary composer, playwright, actor and musical entertainer wrote a song inspired by an encounter he'd had with a Civil War veteran

George M. Cohan

1000

In honor of St. Patrick's Day soon approaching, this folk group native to Ireland is famous for songs like "Whiskey in the Jar", "Seven Drunken Nights" & "Limerick Rake"

The Dubliners (Also Accepted: The Ronnie Drew Ballad Group)

1000

Dolly Parton recalls a box of rags that someone gave to her and how her momma put the rags to use in this descriptive 1971 song

Coat of Many Colors

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On November 7th, 1965, Herb Albert and this band of his brought the house down on the Ed Sullivan show with their performance of "A Taste of Honey"

The Tijuana Brass

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This musical era lasted from the 17th to 18th centuries and enlisted a style characterized by drama, movement, and rich detail

Baroque