Episode 78: Ain’t Nothin’ But a Blue Sky Now (2010)

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Episode 78: Ain’t Nothin’ But a Blue Sky Now (2010)

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Only four songs were nominated for the Original Song Oscar for 2010, and three of them were written by previous Oscar winners. learn more about these four songs, and the ones that Diane Warren had hoped would get her back in the Oscar race, but were shut out.

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Learn more about the 470-plus songs nominated in the first 90 years of the Academy Award for Best Original Song, as well as the songwriters and singers who made them popular ... or not so popular. New episodes every Monday!

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Episode 6: Everything I Do Is Depending on You: The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences made a big change to the rules for submitting songs for award consideration in 1938, allowing studios to submit one song for an automatic nomination. That resulted in 10 song nominees in 1938, and host ... by The Best Song Podcast
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Episode 4: A Package of Sunshine and Flowers: The number of nominees for the Academy Award for Best Original Song increased from three to six in 1936, and host Jeff Commings presents all of them in this episode. We'll hear a song from Cole Porter, who brought his popular talents from Broadway to... by The Best Song Podcast
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Episode 13: We’ll Settle Down in Dallas: The Academy's rule that every studio or production company could submit a song for automatic nomination reached its apex in 1945 with 14 songs vying for the top award. It could be argued that one of the songs should not have been nominated because it... by The Best Song Podcast
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Episode 34: You’re No Longer On the Shelf: Though the British Invasion of pop songs took place two years earlier, British cinema was becoming popular in the mid-1960s thanks to London taking the theme of the Swinging '60s very literally. Two of the Oscar-nominated songs from 1966 are title so... by The Best Song Podcast
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Episode 5: The Way You Sing Off-Key: Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers continued to light up the silver screen in 1937, and it was the Gershwin brothers -- Ira and George -- who were responsible for the nominated song that accompanied their song-and-dance routine. Not to be outdone, Bing C... by The Best Song Podcast
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Episode 17: The World Is Such a Lovely Place: Two of the songs nominated for the Academy Award for Best Song of 1949 probably should not have been eligible for the award. One of them had been written many years earlier, while the other heavily borrowed from a folk song written about a century ea... by The Best Song Podcast
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Episode 7: I’ll Hold You In My Heart: The year 1939 has been regarded as one of the most important years in film history, and you need to look no further than the Best Picture nominees from that year to prove that. Though one of the nominees for Best Song stands out tall among the others... by The Best Song Podcast
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Episode 25: Take My Hand With a Fervent Prayer: One would think that the movie musical was dying in 1957, given that only one of the Oscar-nominated original songs from that year came from a musical. Usually, three or four original songs are nominated from musicals. That doesn't mean that the movi... by The Best Song Podcast
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Episode 55: Let ‘Em Say We’re Crazy (1987): Only one of the Oscar-nominated songwriters for 1987 had previously been invited to the Academy Awards, giving us 10 men and women getting their first chances to win an Oscar. They all gave us a list of five nominated songs -- many of which have beco... by The Best Song Podcast
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Episode 12: Walking Around in a Wonderful Glow: The year 1944 saw an astounding 12 songs nominated for the Academy Award, including Bing Crosby's latest chart-topping hit and one of the many songs from Judy Garland's latest musical sensation. Speaking of that musical, there was controversy over wh... by The Best Song Podcast
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Episode 10: I Like Banana Splits: The Gershwin brothers -- George and Ira -- were mentioned in one of the songs nominated for the Academy Award in 1942, but the brothers themselves did not earn a nomination. Respected songwriters such as Irving Berlin, Harry Warren, and Jerome Kern w... by The Best Song Podcast
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Episode 26: What Makes a Sad Heart Sing: The Academy's music branch made the nomination process for the Best Original Song Oscar a lot more interesting beginning in 1958. The new preliminary shortlist was started in this year, whittling down the many potential nominees down to 10 before ano... by The Best Song Podcast
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Episode 21: Bells Will Ring: Nat King Cole, Doris Day, and Dean Martin introduced three of the five Oscar-nominated songs for 1953, and all three are serious contenders for the Academy Award. Two of the songs have become favorites many decades later, written by men that had grea... by The Best Song Podcast
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Episode 32: Wish You Were Here to Warm This Heart: Though 1964 was celebrated for the return of the original movie musical with the release of Mary Poppins, there was another movie release that set the world on fire with its revolutionary music. A Hard Day's Night was the film debut of the Beatles du... by The Best Song Podcast
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Episode 31: Be a Happy Camper: Movie songs were on an upswing of popularity with the public after the success of "Moon River," but 1963 did not help that cause with a list of five Oscar-nominated songs that were not major hits. One of the songs came from a cringe-inducing Italian ... by The Best Song Podcast
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Episode 23: I Need Your Love: Rock and roll officially invaded the movie theaters in 1955 with the release of the drama Blackboard Jungle. That movie did not feature an original song, which probably made the eight men nominated for the Oscar that year a little relieved. But the c... by The Best Song Podcast
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Episode 16: You Speak and I Hear Violins: Sammy Cahn earned the first of five consecutive Academy Award nominations in 1948, working with longtime collaborator Jule Styne for Doris Day's film debut Romance on the High Seas. Leo Robin, already an Academy Award winner, had two songs nominated ... by The Best Song Podcast
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