that's why he loves doo- wop. >> he is one of the best and the last of the great doo-wop singers.is much more related to french baroque opera. belters like wilson pickett. but those guys sang in the beautiful falsetto and made it a beautiful thing. to ask yous going this question last night but we ran out of time because there was so much to get to and i can do justice to everything in this book. but every time i talk to you, i am always struck by your depth of music history. you didn't have time as you are forming this career to get a phd in musicology. nobody does these days. but you know all of this stuff. to read, i am a reader. by going into the music and going further and further about the lives of the people that sang it. singing, i wanted to know what was going on before that. i wanted to get my phrasing better. what was before that? standards. so that's what started all of that. went to new orleans and i started learning the history of new orleans. what theto learn history of his music was. there was a bunch of different stuff. what went into the making of that music was

that's why he loves doo- wop. >> he is one of the best and the last of the great doo-wop singers. much more related to french baroque opera. belters like wilson pickett. but those guys sang in the beautiful falsetto and made it a beautiful thing. to ask yous going this question last night but we ran out of time because there was so much to get to and i can do justice to everything in this book. but every time i talk to you, i am always struc

that's why he loves doo- wop. >> he is one of the best and the last of the great doo-wop singers.ch more related to french baroque opera. belters like wilson pickett. but those guys sang in the beautiful falsetto and made it a beautiful thing. to ask yous going this question last night but we ran out of time because there was so much to get to and i can do justice to everything in this book. but every time i talk to you, i am always struck

and they said, we will sing some doo-wop. i said great, i am a soprano. i hung on for dear life and whatever he did, i just shadowed him. i thought we sounded really good and then i thought, you idiot, everyone sounds great when they sing with aaron neville. then he called me on the phone and asked if i would come do a benefit with him. i went, i will be there in a minute. what are we going to saying? we both went to catholic school. that is what we sang. the countertenor and me singing soprano. that went toody catholic school has a litany of catholic school stories. >> we have a really tough time. unfairlyen were trained, not to have any emotional support or make friends even within the order. they changed the way they train them now but those poor women were very disturbed and in the eight years i was there, i think three of them had complete nervous breakdowns. one of them right in front of the class. they were wearing these black habits. do you know how hot it is in tucson? it is like being a solar reflector. shortiests were wearing sleeve shirts and

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the doo-wop cover group, scott bradlee and postmodern jukebox. lot of fun. a lot of people -- you have this love/hate, with pop music. but yet, you cover these great songs. >> i guess so. i've always loved the older styles of music, like doo-wop and jazz and things like that. i thought it would be interesting to take the biggest hits of today, and put them through a time machine of what they would sound like in the '50s or '30s. >> i feel like i should have a martini. like this is the brat pack. have you heard from any of the groups and people you have covered? >> a while back, we did a motown tribute to nickelback. and they said -- asked them what did you think of the cover? they wrote back, killer. >> ooh. >> so far, that's the only one we've gotten. but bieber, miley, if you're out there. hit me up. >> we've been hearing you all morning, killer. and behind the mic, robin, your girlfriend. >> yes. >> all right. >> now, making their national television debut, here's scott bradlee and postmodern jukebox. ♪ ♪ there's sweaty bodies everywhere ♪ ♪ h

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i know not every private company, private sector wops to trade on stock exchanges want to tell you everything but as we move down the road towards this mandate that they are picking up a hiring less, hours worked less? >> well, there is evidence actually that it is pick pentagon up or it was at least through the latest available industry work hours data through july. actually, if you look at the -- the industry sectors where wages are $14.50 or below, the workweek has fallen to a record low and tied for the record low with the very bottom of the recession, and that covers about $29 million workers. and over all i gather from the article you're at 28.8 hours worked, down from 30.7 hours work for the month of july. what happens in work in the snit in these numbers sound like france. >> if you look at the overall economy we're pretty much back to where it was at the start of the esession. may be the bottom third of the workforce so it might not have a huge economic impact. there is an impact on xwurls and families. in several speeches president obama has gone out of his way to say, cricism about

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. >> we wop has -- would be happy to have a conversation and areas there's a spot problem. we do not know what the nature of it is. that actually would be a helpful step in promoting legislation. >> how many people use it? >> the estimates i've heard are one to one and a half million consumers. >> i see it appear. i recognize the distinguished gentleman from north carolina. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it's become policy to defer until the end of the process. so i'll defer to mr. conyers and go last. >> thank you very much. could i begin our discussion -- and i thank you for the variety of views presented. but do you believe mr. doj and patent that congress should do more than reauthorize the distant signal license? anyone can -- >> i'm happy to go first. as i've said. i think this is one government program you can retire. it was enacted. the licenses were enacted before there were not broadcast channel. they only apply to the programmingen the broadcast channel. so you hundreds of other channels distributed nationwide with no muss or fuss through normal copyright negotiatio