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| − | *Covered live along with other songs from the Frank Sinatra adaptation of the musical {{wp|Pal Joey}} ("There's A Small Hotel", "[[My Funny Valentine]]", " | + | *Covered live along with other songs from the Frank Sinatra adaptation of the musical {{wp|Pal Joey}} ("There's A Small Hotel", "[[My Funny Valentine]]", "{{wp|Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered}}", "[[I Could Write A Book]]") as part of the Pal Joey Revival segment, due to Flansburgh's fascination with Sinatra. |
*Recycled from the {{wp|Rodgers and Hart}} musical ''{{wp|Babes in Arms}}'' (1937). | *Recycled from the {{wp|Rodgers and Hart}} musical ''{{wp|Babes in Arms}}'' (1937). | ||
*This song was sometimes used as an intro to shows in the 90s. A slightly different version of the song was used in 1990, which included a different drum track, a different keyboard and no vocal sample. | *This song was sometimes used as an intro to shows in the 90s. A slightly different version of the song was used in 1990, which included a different drum track, a different keyboard and no vocal sample. | ||
Revision as of 16:46, 15 July 2022
| song name | Lady Is a Tramp |
| artist | They Might Be Giants |
| releases | Purple Toupee (EP), Don't Let's Start (Album), Miscellaneous T, Then: The Earlier Years, Stumpbox |
| year | 1989 |
| run time | 1:20 |
| sung by |  Instrumental
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Trivia/Info
- Covered live along with other songs from the Frank Sinatra adaptation of the musical Pal Joey ("There's A Small Hotel", "My Funny Valentine", "Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered", "I Could Write A Book") as part of the Pal Joey Revival segment, due to Flansburgh's fascination with Sinatra.
- Recycled from the Rodgers and Hart musical Babes in Arms (1937).
- This song was sometimes used as an intro to shows in the 90s. A slightly different version of the song was used in 1990, which included a different drum track, a different keyboard and no vocal sample.
- Briefly featured in this episode of This American Life.
- This song samples Carla Thomas saying "tramp" in her and Otis Redding's version of the Lowell Fulson song "Tramp".
Song Themes
Intros, Songs With Samples, TMBG Remakes, Yes
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