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The Way You Look Tonight

The Way You Look Tonight

Song by Dorothy Fields and Jerome KernWikipedia

Search complete. 10 mentions across 6 episodes found for "The Way You Look Tonight".

Oct 1, 2026

speaker_11HOST
33:16
That's not him, that's not him.
speaker_5HOST
33:17
Maybe, um, The Way You Look Tonight?
Copper Mountain BattenGUEST
33:19
Fly Me To The Moon?
speaker_11HOST
33:20
The way to hold me.
speaker_11HOST
33:23
[laughs]
Lapis LazuliGUEST
33:23
[laughs]
speaker_11HOST
33:24
And the way you look tonight.
speaker_11HOST
33:27
[laughs]
KyleHOST
30:03
Pennies from Heaven from the film Pennies from Heaven, music by Arthur Johnston, lyrics by Johnny Burke.
KyleHOST
30:09
The Way You Look Tonight from the film Swing Time, music by Jeremy Kern, lyrics by Dorothy Fields.
KyleHOST
30:15
When Did You Leave Heaven (Sing, Baby, Sing), music by Richard A. Whiting, lyrics by Walter Bullock.
KyleHOST
30:22
The winner here went to The Way You Look Tonight from the film Swing Time.
KyleHOST
30:26
So Fred and Ginger are pulling in some awards, some wins.
RyanHOST
30:30
Where they are, they're doing pretty well.
D. Argyle VermouthHOST
40:23
It came from a, uh, album called Tudo OK Com Sid Gray.
D. Argyle VermouthHOST
40:28
Then we had Lionel Wendling, steel guitarist, from an album called Steel Fire, and a tasty little version of "Light My Fire." And Phil Moody & The Quintet did "The Way You Look Tonight," and that came from a, uh, really cool little album by Phil Moody & The Quintet called Intimate Jazz.
D. Argyle VermouthHOST
40:49
Hope you liked all that.
D. Argyle VermouthHOST
40:50
Up next, well, we've turned to fall.
speaker_17UNKNOWN
98:58
[fairground organ playing]
Paul KirageHOST
100:14
A lovely arrangement there of The Way You Look Tonight, and it was played by the forty-six-keyless Wilhelm Bruder fairground organ that belonged to the late Jack Hutchinson.
Paul KirageHOST
100:27
Lovely, lovely arrangement, I thought.
Paul KirageHOST
100:29
It's a cracking tune anyway, isn't it? The Way You Look Tonight actually was composed by Jerome Kern in 1936, uh, and, and it was performed originally by Fred Astaire in the film Swing Time, and it won the Oscar for the Best Original Song that year.
Paul KirageHOST
100:47
So 1936, The Way You Look Tonight, Jerome Kern.
Paul KirageHOST
100:53
It's the Continental Carousel with me, Paul Kirage, and up next we have a ninety-three-keyless Model 37 Ruth.
Paul KirageHOST
101:01
It comes from, or is, is on display in this wonderful museum in Germany, the name of which I always mispronounce, so I won't attempt to do it today.
Brandon DonlonPANELIST
11:00
I got two years to get ready.
Brandon DonlonPANELIST
11:02
I'm gonna be doing the Foxtrot with Emma to The Way You Look Tonight.
Brandon DonlonPANELIST
11:06
So I really thought that this was gonna...
Brandon DonlonPANELIST
11:10
I was like-
Alison RosenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
41:28
Um, my dad and my brother and my two adorable, my, my brother's kids, who are my nieces, who are, like, the most adorable little girls, um, who have the most angelic little voices, they ...
Alison RosenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
41:39
My dad played trumpet, my brother played guitar, and my nieces sang The Way You Look Tonight.
Adam CarollaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
41:44
Wow.
Alison RosenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
41:44
And, like, everyone was just bawling by the end.

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