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This week, the Bad Piano Player learns about lyricist Gus Kahn, who penned some of the best songs in the American songbook. 

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By request, the Bad Piano Player showcases female lyricists and composers of the 40’s and 50's. 

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This week the bad piano player learns about Sam Stept, the writer behind many great hits. He also gets a request for more dogs in the podcast, and the sound engineer finally weighs in. 

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This week the bad piano player discusses songs with girl's names in the titles. 

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This week the bad piano player learns about Carl Sigman, the man behind infamous songs such as "Crazy, He Calls Me" and "Robin Hood."

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This week, the bad piano player learns about Mitchell Parish, the esteemed lyricist that wrote the famous Christmas song, "Sleigh Ride."

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This week, armed with a new sound engineer, the Bad Piano Player learns more on the songs of the second World War, this time in the USA. 

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This week the bad piano player discusses European songs of World War II. After deciding there were just too many good songs to pick from, he thought he would make this a two-part series. 

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We learn about lyricist Leo Robin (1900-1984), writer of theme songs.

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The bad piano player discusses the music of Frank Loesser, famous composer of beloved Broadway musicals such as "Guys and Dolls" and "How to Succeed In Business Without Really Trying."