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show description we'll see you all soon This is David McCallum, and you're listening to Gilbert Godfried's amazing colossal podcast.

Music Hi, I'm Gailbert Gottfried, and this is Gilbert Gottfried's amazing colossal podcast,

and I'm here with my co-host, Frank Santopadre, and our engineer Frank Ferdorosa.

Our guest this week is a man of many, many talents.

He's a musician, songwriter, recording artist, record producer, Emmy-winning comedy

writer, and Tony winning and Grammy-nominated composer.

He's released five solo albums of original music and worked with such diverse artists as Queen, Tito Puente,

and XTC. He's composed commercial jingles music for popular TV shows like BorgWalk Empire

and composed the theme song to Where in the World is

Carmen San Diego. Hell, he's even won an Emmy for writing on Light Night with David Letterman.

But it's his work on the Broadway stage that's brought him the most attention,

and let's face it, the most tale.

As the composer of hit musicals such as the Pullmonte,

women on the verge of a nervous breakdown,

Bombay Dreams, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, and the band's visit,

for which he was awarded the Tony and Drama Desk Award for Best Original Score.

Both Frank and I saw that show,

and now we know why he won the Tony

and why he's getting laid like a fiend.

In a still young career,

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