Story Jam is a music and storytelling show that features top storytellers and original songs written for each story.
In our third episode, we feature Chicago diva Lynne Jordan's story about racism, followed by a catchy song written for her story, and a conversation with Lynne and Story Jam producer Stephanie Rogers.
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PHIL DONAHUE
Phil Donahue your son’s a racist
And I bet you didn’t even know it
You're a liberal everybody loves
But you spawned an asshole
Stevie Wonder has estranged kids
And Joni Mitchell has a daughter
Who’s been in jail and hooked on heroin
And tried to steal her money
When you don’t live up to your mom and dad that’s so sad, that’s so sad
When you don’t live up to your mom and dad that’s so sad
Martin Sheen is an activist
Who played POTUS on Sorkin's West Wing
Then there's Charlie, his abusive son
To sully his good name
When you don’t live up to your mom and dad that’s so sad, that’s so sad
When you don’t live up to your mom and dad that’s so sad
Phil Donahue your son’s a racist
And I bet you didn’t even know it
When you don’t live up to your mom and dad that’s so sad, that’s so sad
When you don’t live up to your mom and dad that’s so sad
Credits:
Producer: Stephanie Rogers
Audio Mix/Production: Danny Shaffer
Theme music: Craig J Snider
Voiceover: Kenny Burroughs
Story: Lynne Jordan
Song: "When You Don't Live Up" music/lyrics by Stephanie Rogers
Band:
Lead vocal: Stephanie Rogers
Background vocals: Sarah Marie Young
Guitars: Danny Shaffer
Bass: Rafe Bradford
Drums: Gerald Dowd
Keys: Fred Simon