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Morning, everybody.
It's the music of the star.
Does anybody really know what time it is?
See, I gotta write that down.
That's very profound.
It's all about time.
First Sunday of November.
Daylight saving time is over, so what does that imply?
We're wasting it down?
I'm gonna... time.
What a topic.
I went to a parochial school, and one day the church pastor said, I know what time is.
They just don't ask me, then I don't know what it is.
Come on, nobody knows.
Is it a force?
I don't think it exists.
We live by it.
We can feel it in our lives, in our heartbeat.
Some people say it's only the progress of things that are happening.
But without it, we couldn't contemplate our universe.
The concept.
of time.
Go ahead, try to describe it.
Yeah, see what I mean.
I'm Lou Vergani and the time around here coming up to 7.09.
I will be on the high noon over WRJN, and that's the origination.
But we're all over Wisconsin on the Civic Media Radio Network and worldwide at CivicMedia.us.
More on that as we progress.
Oh, Einstein now, remember him?
He had an example.
So it's possible to time travel.
I
don't know if time exists.
I mean, sure it exists, but what?
What is it?
Yeah, go ahead.
You can't.
You can't define it.
But I'll say about time travel.
After Vic de Mol, the
music of the stars.
like grains of sand and one little star fell alone then the Lord God hunted
And he stated and promised he'd take special care so it wouldn't get lost again.
Now a man don't mind if the stars grow dim and the clouds blow over and darken him so long.
watching.
stars, big stars, blowing through the night.
And we're lost out here in the stars, little stars.
Oh yeah, I was going to tell you about time travel.
It's got to do with the theory of relativity.
Let's say, now I'm trying to grasp this myself.
Let's say you're on a train going over to San Diego.
And you're going at the usual 79 mile an hour Amtrak speed limit.
So when you get to San Diego,
You're the same age as you were but everybody else is the tiniest millisecond older No, I don't get it.
I don't get it either If you spend a year here's another example you spend a year at the top of Mount Everest You celebrate
New year's 15 microseconds more than someone who has spent a year at sea level because you're closer to space.
And the music of the stars.
I love the soundtrack.
It's Jerry Goldsmith.
It's from Basic Instinct.
Great picture.
Cindy Lauper, who I've never played ever on the music of the stars, did... Did a movie, time after
time.
Peace and happiness might be found there.
You give me hope.
The music of the stars.
It's all about time.
719 Central Standard Time.
Just an o-
Richard Whiting.
This is the theme from Julia.
Her dad wrote this.
Richard Whiting.
The music of the stars on the civic media radio network were on till high noon central.
Oh, there's a time talk again.
But it's all around us, isn't it?
The concept of, does anybody know what time it is?
Tony Bennett, this may be one of the saddest songs
ever.
Once upon a time Very long ago Once upon a time We sat beneath a willow tree Counting all the stars
And waiting for the dawn But that was once upon a time Now the tree is gone
Let's go tomorrow
was how happy we were there
That's from the movie Pickwick.
Broadway is shot too.
Edie Gourmet, one of the best gal singers ever.
On the music of the stars.
with something.
While the story
The music of the stars on
WRJN.
This is from a horror movie.
called Play Misty For Me.
One of Clint Eastwood's early successes.
Clint's a big jazz fan, and he included it.
My favorite version is Mel Tarmé.
Chris Gunning in the symphony.
The music of the stars.
734 Central Time.
The first time.
The Music of the Stars on the Civic Media Radio Network.
With a happy good morning to our Madison listeners over at WMDX, 92.7 and 1580 a.m.
on the Civic Media Radio Network.
The Music of the Stars, Doris Day and Andre Previn, is true.
What a fine actress
Doris was.
Never got an Oscar.
to get your gal to set the date from the first moonlight walk till you get the baby talk.
Remember little man, it takes time.
Now Rome wasn't built in a day, they say.
Not to mention the pyramids and sphinx.
To get the dough to get the-
to set the date from the first moonlight walk till you get the baby talk remember little man it takes time now Rome wasn't built in the day they say not to mention the pyramids and stings it took old rip
to spring it takes time to get the dough to get the ring from the first little smile till you're walking down the aisle remember little man it takes time
does it ever takes two more days and we'll have all the results here on
WRJN
One of my favorite singers, Carol Burnett.
I mean it.
What a talent.
Fortunately, she's still recording.
And she did this as a dramatic piece on her fabulous variety show.
One of the best things on television ever.
This was a big hit in the 60s.
Goodbye,
Harry.
I wish it could have worked out.
so many times.
Okay, I have to explain.
The horn is stuck and she's trying to get the car started and drowned out by that horn.
Great, great bit on television.
Music of the stars.
Nobody better.
She gets on a bicycle.
The music of the stars.
It's all about time, folks.
747 Central.
Jim Webb had the hit on that, didn't he?
Next up, London Philharmonic Orchestra with the great voice of Pia Zadora.
The music of the stars on the Civic Media Radio Network, or at 752 Central.
This is our first year over at WRJN today.
The music of the stars on
WRJN.
So nobody loved me.
Steve Lawrence.
Later we'll do a tribute to Jack Jones.
On the music of the stars, thanks for being here.
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