Bob Dorough, Sunday at Iridium - 1h 9m 59s

Tracks & Durations

1. Welcome from Bob Dorough	0:51
2. You're The Dangerous Type	7:03
3. But For Now	4:15
4. Introducing the band	0:39
5. You're Looking At Me	5:21
6. Introducing Joe Wilder	0:26
7. Sunday	4:34
8. Introducing the Bobettes	0:13
9. Comin' Home Baby	3:51
10. Introducing Schoolhouse Rock	0:33
11. Three Is A Magicc Number	7:00
12. Baby Used To Be	4:30
13. How Could A Man Take Such A Fall	3:43
14. Introducing Daryl Sherman	0:21
15. Whithout Rhyme Or Reason	6:04
16. Down St. Thomas Way	5:13
17. Ain't No Spoofin'	6:08
18. Introdcuing Electricity, Electricity and the Bobettes	0:23
19. Electricity, Electricity	3:52
20. Farewell From Bob	0:14
21. We'll Be Together Again	4:33

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Review

Best known as one of the principal voices of Schoolhouse Rock (and less known as one of the series' principal composers), Bob Dorough has also had a career as a jazz pianist-singer. Sunday at Iridium captures a 2004 date wearing that particular hat, as Dorough and the rest of his quartet, plus guest stars Joe Wilder and Daryl Sherman, barrel through a number of originals plus some standards ("Down St. Thomas Way," "We'll Be Together Again"). Dorough's songs tend to examine the theme of love and lack the wit of, say, a Dave Frishberg, and his piano-playing is rather on the wild and sloppy side, but his folksy charm easily wins over his live audience, especially when he leads them on a sing-along version of "Three Is a Magic Number." --David Horiuchi

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