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Santa Fe 03:34 Santa Fe
From Rent the musical (1996).
Entrepreneurs are vital for a well functioning economy. In this song, we hear about two prospective restauranteurs who want to get out of the rat race of New York City and move west to Santa Fe. Contributed by John Yelenic and Megan Garfinkel
Henry Ford - Ragtime 01:36 Henry Ford - Ragtime
From Ragtime (1996).
Contributed by Matthew Rousu
You Gotta Get a Gimmick 05:09 You Gotta Get a Gimmick
From Gypsy (1959).
The strippers in the musical Gypsy sing about how they innovate to sell their service Contributed by Matthew Rousu
Sante Fe - Rent 03:27 Sante Fe - Rent
From Rent (2005).
A couple discusses the idea of opening up a new restaurant Contributed by Matthew Rousu
Movin' on Up - the Jefferson's Theme Song 01:42 Movin' on Up - the Jefferson's Theme Song
From Movin on Up (1975).
The Jeffersons was a sit com that ran from 1975-1985. It dealt with the rise of an African-American couple who moved on up to a "deluxe apartment" as a result of George Jefferson's entrepreneurial skills. This song, performed by Jeff Barry and Ja’net DuBois is the title song from the show. Contributed by Brian ORoark
Henry Ford 01:36 Henry Ford
From Ragtime (1996).
Henry Ford sings about his new production methods Contributed by Matthew Rousu
P&R: Tommy's Ideas 00:59 P&R: Tommy's Ideas
From Parks and Recreation (2011).
Tom considers himself an entrepreneur Contributed by Jadrian
Fast Car 04:43 Fast Car
From Tracy Chapman (Album) (1988).
Contributed by Matthew Rousu
Angel 04:29 Angel
From Permanent Vacation (1987).
Contributed by Matthew Rousu
Seinfeld: The Pez Dispenser & The Pick Seinfeld: The Pez Dispenser & The Pick
From Seinfeld, Seasons 3 and 4 (1992).
Kramer invents "The Beach" cologne. Jerry tells him to run it by a guy in marketing at Calvin Klein, and Kramer does. The guy scoffs at the idea, but CK begins producing a cologne called "The Ocean." Without a patent, Kramer is powerless to seek recourse, but the folks at CK offer him a modeling contract, essentially in exchange for his silence. Contributed by Linda Ghent
A Musical 05:36 A Musical
From Something Rotten (2015).
To compete with William Shakespeare, playwrights in England are looking for the newest innovation. Contributed by Matthew Rousu