Into the Hoods | RAZZLE DAZZLE: The Secret Vaudeville Roots of Chicago the Musical @into_the_hoods | Uploaded July 2024 | Updated October 2024, 27 minutes ago.
It took me this long to finally watch a live theatrical production of Chicago.
In this video, I look at the musical and historical inspirations behind the songs of Chicago the Musical, which inspired the creators: John Kander, Fred Ebb, and Bob Fosse.
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My Primary Sources:
All That Jazz: The Life and Times of the Musical Chicago (by Ethan Mordden) https://a.co/d/aOxUYDG
Inside Chicago (Scott Miller) newlinetheatre.com/chicagochapter.html
The Genesis of Chicago (Peter Filichia) masterworksbroadway.com/blog/the-genesis-of-chicago
and part 2: masterworksbroadway.com/blog/the-genesis-of-chicago-part-ii
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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Introduction
2:40 - Overture
3:28 - All That Jazz
4:40 - Funny Honey
5:01 - Cell Block Tango
5:22 - Ten Percent (cut song)
5:55 - When You're Good to Mama
6:32 - Yes No! (cut song)
7:13 - Tap Dance
8:02 - All We Care About is Love
8:52 - A Little Good in Everyone
9:18 - Windowpane of Roses (cut song)
9:45 - They Both Reached For the Gun
10:54 - Roxie
12:08 - Pansy Eyes (cut song)
12:24 - I Can't Do it Alone
12:33 - I Am My Own Best Friend
13:28 - Me and My Baby
13:35 - Mr. Cellophane
14:18 - When Velma Takes the Stand
15:12 - Razzle Dazzle
15:38 - Class
16:16 - Nowadays/Hot Honey Rag
18:28 - Conclusion!