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Noted fashion and image consultant and entrepreneur Marilyn Wetston hosts her weekly interview program called From a Woman’s Perspective, with subjects ranging from health and nutrition to travel and security issues.

Marilyn Wetston gives it to you straight from a Woman’s Perspective here on AM 740 every Saturday morning at 8.

May 12th, 2012

Marilyn Wetston gives  it to you straight From a Woman’s Perspective on AM 740 every Saturday morning at 8.

This Saturday learn more about T-Zone Vibration, get an update of the blog Caring@home on Bayshore.ca and learn some of the 90 things to plan a funeral recommended by Ridley Funeral Home.

So plan to tune in and join Marilyn Wetston and learn a few things From a Woman’s Perspective this Saturday morning at 8 exclusively on AM 740

We load about 100 songs into AM740’s All Night Jukebox — we press Play — and take care of the coins too! So all you do is stay tuned in and enjoy, while you’re working late, reading or counting sheep.

Like a weekend complement to Brian Peroff’s show Friday Night Bandstand, Bill Gable celebrates the best rock’n soul from the 50s and 60s every Saturday evening with The Heart and Soul of Rock’n'Roll. Unlike other oldies shows, this one features Chuck, Buddy, Fats and Elvis, alongside Brother Ray Charles, Sam Cooke, Otis Redding, Aretha Franklin, and all the Motown legends too — from the Beatles and Beach Boys to the Tops, Temptations and Supremes.

The British Invasion will proudly feature the terrific acts that came out of England with Cliff Richard in the late 50s, through the glory days of Merseybeat and Beatlemania, with countless groups and singers from The Pacemakers, Animals, Searchers and Herman’s Hermits, to the Stones, Kinks, Small Faces, DC5, and Moody Blues – and of course, Dusty Springfield, Tom Jones, Donovan, Pet Clark, Manfred Mann, Peter & Gordon..and so many others.

AM 740’s theatre expert, Michael Englebert, hosts Applause every Saturday afternoon — now in an expanded two hour version — with music from Broadway, Hollywood and the London stage.

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APPLAUSE, music from Broadway, Hollywood & the London stage, 4-6 p.m.

May 12th, 2012

Part One

Broadway Dance numbers – Sony Music:

“Pick-Pocket Tango” from “Redhead” (Albert Hague & Dorothy Fields) / “The Joint Is Jumpin’” from “Ain’t Misbehavin’” (music Thomas Weller, lyrics J.C. Johnson, Andy Razaf) performed by Nell Carter, Andre DeShields, Armelia McQueen, Ken Page & Charlaine Woodward / “One Night In Bangkok” from “Chess” with Philip Casnoff & Company (Bjorn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson & Tim Rice)

Selections from the original Broadway cast recording of “Once Upon a Mattress” with music by Mary Rodgers, lyrics by Marshall Barer; starring Carol Burnett, Joe Bova, Allen Case, Jack Gilford, Anne Jones, Matt Mattox, Harry Snow, Robert Weil & Jane White – MCA Classics:

Overture / “An Opening for a Princess” with Joe Bova & Ensemble / “Shy” with Carol Burnett , Joe Bova & Ensemble / “Spanish Panic” with Jane White”

Selections from the original cast recording and the 1999 Broadway cast recording of “You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown” with music & lyrics by Clark Gesner, additional songs and orchestration by Andrew Lippa, starring Anthony Rapp, Ilana Levine, B.D. Wong, Stanley Wayne Mathis, Kristin Chenoweth & Roger Bart – Polydor / RCA Victor:

“Your A Good Man, Charlie Brown” (Clark Gesner) from the original cast recording of 1967 with Bill Hinnant, Reva Rose, Karen Johnson, Bob Balaban, Skip Hinnant & Gary Burghoff / “Beethoven Day” (Andrew Lippa) with Stanly Wayne Mathis – 1999 / “My New Philosophy” (Andrew Lippa) with Kristin Chenoweth – 1999

Selections from “Tap You Troubles Away” a historic all-star tribute to Jerry Herman, music and lyrics by Herman – LML Music:

“Just Leave Everything to Me” from the 1969 film “Hello Dolly) & “I Want to Make The World Laugh” from “Mack & Mabel” (1974) performed by Jo Anne Worley / “Hello Dolly” from the show of the same name & “Mame” from the show of the same name performed by Angela Lansbury & Carol Channing

Part Two

Selections from the soundtrack to the motion picture “Connie and Carla” starring Nia Vardalos and Toni Collette – Epic:

Medley – “I Cain’t Say No” from “Oklahoma” (Rodgers & Hammerstein) performed by Vardalos & Collette / “There Are Worse Things I Could Do” from “Grease” (Warren Casey & Jim Jacobs) performed by Debbie Reynolds / “What I Did For Love” from “A Chorus Line” (Marvin Hamlisch & Edward Kleban) performed by Vardalos & Collette) / “I’m Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair” from “South Pacific” (Rodgers & Hammerstein) performed by Vardalos & Collette

Selections from  the U.S. original cast recording of Leon Gluckman’s “Wait a Minim!” with musical arrangements and direction by Andrew Tracey – London:

“Black-White Calypso” (Taylor) with Nigel Pegram / “I Know Where I’m Going” (arr. Andrew Tracey) performed by Paul Tracey, Andrew Tracey, Sarah Atkinson / “I Gave My Love a Cherry” (arr. Andrew Tracey) with Paul Tracey, Dana Valery, Andrew Tracey, Nigel Pegram & Michel Martel /”A Piece of Ground” (arr. Andrew Tracey) with Nigel Pegram & Andrew Tracey / “Sir Oswald Sodde” (J. Smith) performed by Andrew Tracey, Sarah Atkinson, Nigel Pegram, Paul Tracey & Michel Martel

Selections from the 2012 London cast recording of Stephen Sondheim’s “Sweeney Todd” starring Michael Ball and Imelda Staunton – First Night Records:

“The Ballad of Sweeney Todd” with Michael Ball and Ensemble / “Worst Pies in London” performed by Imelda Staunton / “By The Sea” with Imelda Staunton and Michael Ball

Frank Sinatra in Hollywood – songs from the film soundtracks – Rhino:

“There’ll Be A Hot Time in the Town of Berlin” (John DeVries & Joe Bushkin) from the 1944 picture “The Road To Victory” / “Saturday Night is the Loneliest Night in the Week” (Jule Styne & Sammy Cahn) from “The All-Star Bond Rally” 1945, featuring Harry James & His Orchestra / “As Long as There’s Music” (Jule Styne & Sammy Cahn) from “Step Lively” – 1944 / “Some Other Time” (Jule Styne & Sammy Cahn) from “Step Lively” / “The Music Stopped” (Jimmy McHugh & Harold Adamson) from the movie “Higher and Higher” – 1943

What could be better than Frank with Frank — our own Frank Proctor and the best songs from one of the greatest singers of all time, Frank Sinatra…from his early days as a bobby-soxxer idol, to his thrilling comeback as the 1950s swinger and 1960s Chairman of the Board.

What a treat for Zoomers in the GTA — a live radio show that celebrates life in the city, with all sorts of information about events and activities; plus a listener request show at noon and the best of the best music — all hosted by Frank Proctor.

AM 740’s Garden Show host is noted author, columnist, radio and HGTV personality Charlie Dobbin. She’ll update you with each week’s gardening tips and professional advice, while taking your calls and having some fun with gardening as well.

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