Musical Questions And Answers, #3 (Mylot Exclusive #1932)

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############## Before we get started, Radio Rangers, I have to give you a very important PSA: Please don't call Air Force One, Panda Express, because it carries Orange Chicken. The whole TACO thing has him flustered. It really bothers Glorious Loser and his doctors fear he might have a heart attack if you keep saying things like, "Look! It's the Panda Express!" when you're looking at Air Force One. Be careful. The life you save might be DonOld Trump's. Think of the future. We want him to die in prison, not in the back of an ambulance. ############## And now, we return you to your regularly scheduled Blog Post. Playboy: What's new, Pussycat? Burt Bacharach: An album. "Woman," recorded with the Houston Symphony. When I was writing it, I looked back and asked myself where most of my success had come from. Most of my music that has made it big has been sung by women and it appeals to women. I know women very well. I've known some great women. "The Look Of Love" was written right off Ursula Andress' body, right off her face, right off the way she walked. I used to stay up at night, watching "Casino Royale" on my Moviola. I'd stop the machine, look at her again---Angie (Dickinsin) would be asleep in the next room---I just kept running it. It was one of my biggest kicks to finally meet her at a party and say, "I don't know whether you know this, Ursula, but that song was born from your whole being. It just came out of you." -----------Burt Bacharach, in the October 1979 issue of "Playboy Magazine." OK, so he doesn't mention Tom Jones or Woody Allen. Or even Hal David, for that matter. BUT he does talk about how Ursula Andress apparently burped (Or something else) one day and there was "The Look Of Love." Like magic. What else could Burt mean when he said (To Ursula Andress), "It just came out of you?" If you're in the mood for doing even more of your own research, take a long hard look at how and why Burt sabotaged today from 1979. He knows that MyLot only provides one clickable link, and that's why I hardly ever feature more than one video per post, and he talked about another song, anyway. So what do I do now? Should I make "What's new, Pussycat" or "The Look Of Love" the Cosmic Universal Anthem Song Of The Month Club Anthem Song for today? Sure, I could declare a Double Cosmic Universal Anthem Songs Of The Month Club Anthem Songs, but only one of them could be clickable and what about the people who want to hear the unclickable song? Copying and pasting is a lot of work, and I don't want to wear out any of you, my 226.4 Billion Loyal Dedicated Daily Readers. "Aw, are you afraid of exhausting me, Sir?" In some ways, yes. In others, no. OK, unless someone can come up with a suitable conclusion, that's going to be it for this one. With that in mind, let's go to 1965, to see what the Cosmic Universal Anthem Song Of The Month Club Anthem Song is for today. ************* Tom Jones - What s new pussycat