A FUNNY JAZZ CHICK LIVE FROM BIRDLAND

Yet Another version of The White Girl Blues

2008-06-13T01:41:49Z

A new version of the White Girl Blues by Sue Mstsuki. Taped at Cast Party at Birland in NYC June 9th '08 (Happy Birthday Jaime!)

They're Coming To Get Me by Jay Leonhart performed by Joan Crowe

2008-04-07T00:26:51Z

This haunting song by bass player and songwriter extraordinaire, Jay Leonhart is one of my favorites from this live performance of In The Key Of Comedy at the Metropolitan Room in NYC, March 2008.

"I love a man with 6 feet of wood"

2008-03-25T11:50:54Z

From her show, "In The Key Of Comedy" at the Metropolitan Room in NYC, Joan tries her best to make Bass player Jay Leonhart blush. The flirty song "Boom Boom" was written by Marcy Heisler and Zina Goldrich.

"Metal Comes To The Met " Funny Jazz Chick podcast by Joan Crowe

2008-03-18T17:23:52Z

Playing off a suggestion for a song from one audience member and a groove from another, "Stars Fell On Alabama" mets Metalica-very scary!

http://funnyjazzchick.com/2008/03/18/metal-comes-to-the-met--funny-jazz-chick-podcast-by-joan-crowe.aspx

The Losers Reel

2008-03-07T09:31:57Z

It is hard to "kill your babies" as they say so I made a little memorial "LOSERS REEL" which commemorates the podcasted songs that didn't make the cut into the show; In The Key Of Comedy. No Hookah? No Musical saw? Say it isn't so!
The people have spoken!

"I'm Here!" Funny Jazz Chick episode 30ish from Joan Crowe

2008-02-20T23:50:19Z

Tim DePasqua and Tom Andersen's delightfully arrogant song "I'm Here!". Filmed at Birdland February 18th, 2008

All Of My Friends Are Getting Raptured!

2008-01-30T13:19:56Z

...taken away from their RV's and their pick-up trucks by heavenly Electro-Lux on super suck, and I'm stuck here in sinner’s company; Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfield and me. That's the chorus. It's a feel good country romp!

"It Could Be Christmas" Holiday Podcast from Joan Crowe

2007-12-20T18:43:50Z

Joan performs one of her all time favorite Christmas songs. Tom Brown's "It Could Be Christmas", a funny song about a woman trying to get her husbands attention during the Christmas season to no avail.

Politically Incorrect "German Infused" Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy

2008-01-16T14:29:19Z

Why is Joan Crowe wearing a dress that is covered in worms?

2007-11-21T17:09:52Z

A promo for Joan's show, Jazz In The Key Of Comedy

Adventures in Hong Kong

2007-11-21T17:18:40Z

I had the amazing good fortune to go to Hong Kong for a Fabulous Colin Cowie event as a direct result of my Podcast: FunnyJazzChick.com.

Sport a Dirndl if you don't want to Yodel All Alone

2007-11-21T17:32:17Z

In honor of Oktoberfest, Joan gets her Dirndl out of mothballs and sings about the joys of "Yodeling"

Don't Try This At Home - I'm A Professional...

2007-11-21T18:10:30Z

Sit Down You're Rockin' The Boat

2007-11-21T17:46:15Z

Guys and Dolls set in the Island? Why not? Joan puts a reggae groove on this classic show tune giving it a whole new spin.

Travels of a Diva/Mommy

2007-11-21T17:47:34Z

This travelogue chronicles the end of summer trip of Joan Crowe and her family on their end of summer trip of Joan Crowe to London, York, Edinburgh, and Glasgow. London, York, Edinburgh, and Glasgow.

White Girls Can't Sing the Blues...too

2007-11-21T18:12:32Z

Hi friends...

Well...whenever the owner of Birdland requests a favorite song...you do it! So here's another version of "White Girls Can't Sing the Blues"...I hope you like it.

Your Feets Too Big And Your Socks Don't Match

2007-11-21T17:50:28Z

More fun from Joan as she puts her foot down on this medley of a Louis Jordan tune and a Fats Waller stride classic.

Dance With The Devil

2007-11-21T17:55:32Z

Glow Worm

2007-11-21T17:57:23Z

Joan's fresh and sexy take on this Mills Brothers classic in vintage Betsy Johnson. Taped at Birdland July 16th.

The Day That Snow White Said The F-Word!

2007-11-21T17:59:37Z

This hilarious song by Zoe Lewis explodes the myth of working at Disney Land.New York based Jazz singer, Joan Crowe is on a mission to inject a little humor in to the world of jazz.