Stormy Monday

I Will Survive - The Puppini Sisters

Whatever Lola Wants - Sarah Vaughan

All About That Bass - Postmodern Jukebox European Tour Version

Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa - Chocolate Jesus cover By Vivien Minya

Zuzu from Kalamazoo (Ellen Miz Ellen)
lyrics by Ellen Miz Ellen & ChatGPT
image from Pinterest
music by Suno AI

Zuzu from Kalamazoo (Ellen Miz Ellen)

I knew a girl from Kalamazoo,
She wore her pearls and one ballet shoe,
She danced all night on a kitchen chair,
And flirted twice with a teddy bear!

She sipped her tea with a parasol,
Said “Men are cute — but I like ‘em small!”
She kept a bird in her old banjo,
And sang in three keys on the radio!

Oh my Zuzu! Goodness me!
Wiggled like a fish in the deep blue sea!
When she shimmies, all heads turn —
Even the preacher starts to burn!

Zuzu! Oh hoo hoo!
Sweet as a pickle and twice as new!
Kalamazoo never knew what to do
When Zuzu came struttin’ through!

She rode a goat through the county fair,
Tipped her hat and kissed the mayor,
They tried to ban her from Baton Rouge —
But she mailed herself back in a crate of rouge!

Oh my Zuzu! Mercy me!
She baked a pie and it tried to flee!
When she grins, the moon gets shy —
Zuzu makes the oysters cry!

Zuzu! Ooh-la-la!
Sharp as a tack in a cheap boudoir!
Kalamazoo never knew what to do
When Zuzu came tappin’ through!

She’s got jazz in her curls
And scandal in her shoes...
Gentlemen — beware of Zuzu!


Fever - Addie Hamilton

Peter McGinn