Porgy and Bess
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Search complete. 38 mentions across 26 episodes found for "Porgy and Bess".
Oct 8, 2026
141. Who Is The Greatest Singer Of All Time?
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32:42Nick SmithHOST
She does, but I could argue Etta crosses the checks that Christina doesn't.
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32:47Matteo LaneHOST
Now, Christina, when she's sang Porgy and Bess, so she sang a couple jazz standards, and she can tone it down, and she sounds remarkable when she does.
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32:55Matteo LaneHOST
But then she gets, she's always tempted to do that growl and the [growls]
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32:59Nick SmithHOST
And that's why I wanna go with Etta.
Mark Call – Torah Teaching – “Bereshiet chapter 3 on”
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24:00Mark CallHOST
Methuselah lived nine hundred years.
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24:02Mark CallHOST
That's a, uh, I think it's from Porgy and Bess.
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24:05Mark CallHOST
But in any case, um, he is the oldest recorded man in human history, and then he died.
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24:12Mark CallHOST
There's a lot of, um, I guess you'd say oral tradition surrounding Methuselah having to do with the flood and so forth, and, and the numbers do kind of add up on this score.
Tuesday Musical Club - E Pluribus Unum (Out of Many, One)
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9:28Anna SingerHOST
Oh, good.
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9:29Nanette Kaplan SolomonGUEST
From Porgy and Bess.
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9:30Anna SingerHOST
Wonderful.
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9:30Nanette Kaplan SolomonGUEST
And that's the Aria 412 set.
Jimi Hendrix Meets Noel Redding, BBC 1 Radio Premieres: Music History Today Podcast September 30
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3:47speaker_0HOST
But ever since then, much like a whole lot of other things, it has become an enduring staple of the operatic repertoire.
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3:57speaker_0HOST
In 1935, George Gershwin's groundbreaking opera Porgy and Bess premiered its pre-Broadway tryout.
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4:04speaker_0HOST
This was up in Boston, Massachusetts at the Colonial Theater.
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4:09speaker_0HOST
It was described by George Gershwin as being a folk opera.
On this day in Blues history for September 30th
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0:19P.W. FentonHOST
I am your host, P.W. Phantom.
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0:29P.W. FentonHOST
On this day in 1935, Porgy and Bess was presented for the first time at the Colonial Theater in Boston.
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1:06P.W. FentonHOST
On this day in 1963, B.B. King recorded How Blue Can You Get, which was released as an ABC single.
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1:43P.W. FentonHOST
Hey, don't forget to stop by at bluesland.net where I have links to all the music you hear on this show.
BL Pairs Series - PerthSanta
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18:13AnwiHOST
I got to like very close to the final round of that.
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18:16AnwiHOST
But also I was in Porgy and Bess, our local, our stage company put on Porgy and Bess and we toured South America with it.
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18:25AnwiHOST
But we had to go pick up more actors in New York because there weren't enough.
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18:31AnwiHOST
to film that tour so you're like making me think so much of my college days
Beyond MLK: The Women Who Shaped the Civil Rights Movement: How Bright the Path Grows by Marcia Chatelain
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54:23Marcia ChatelainGUEST
Okay.
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54:24Marcia ChatelainGUEST
Like what, what are we talking about? Like what a queen, like she, she's really well known among people who study musical theater and, who know Gershwin and, uh, Porgy and Bess, like drama, musical theater, people like they know her and, you know, people who know like the history of music and Negro spirituals, but broadly, like she was making movies in the late twenties.
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54:49Marcia ChatelainGUEST
She's on Broadway for like 20 years and people are like writing her letters.
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54:53Marcia ChatelainGUEST
Like, please, Eva, Jesse, help me out.
Aisha Dee on celibacy and finding secret love
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4:04Aisha DeeGUEST
Um, but I also just really loved movies.
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4:06Aisha DeeGUEST
Like, old movies, the 1920s Josephine Baker movies, Porgy and Bess, and, like, Sweet Charity.
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4:14Aisha DeeGUEST
I loved a lot of, like, older musicals, and they were free at the library, so I used to, like, take them home and watch them and kind of...
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4:23Aisha DeeGUEST
It was like this world that I could lose myself in a little bit.
The Forgotten Beatles - Episode 19: Vaughn, Walters, and White
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6:35Alan J. PorterHOST
But given Williams' desire to sell Walters as a nightclub act, it's a reasonable assumption that they weren't rockers.
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6:42Alan J. PorterHOST
A surviving photograph of the resulting disc shows the title Summertime from Porgy and Bess, while later on Williams said they also recorded the Peggy Lee hit Fever, and Walters recalled that they may have played September Song.
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6:54Alan J. PorterHOST
There is also confusion over how many copies of the recording were pressed.
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6:57Alan J. PorterHOST
Reports vary from two to as many as nine, or what happened to them.
An inspiring live conversation with Odaline de la Martinez
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45:38Hilary SeabrookHOST
No, no.
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45:39Odaline de la MartinezGUEST
Porgy and Bess, more or less, and then a few others, maybe if that.
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45:43Hilary SeabrookHOST
But even Porgy and Bess doesn't get performed very often.
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45:46Odaline de la MartinezGUEST
It does in America, but not here.
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45:47Hilary SeabrookHOST
Right.
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