Rachel Dratch Laughs with Olaf

The Naked American Songbook | Sep 22, 2016

Last season, Rachel Dratch admitted her theater-nerd past, patriotic habits and "knowledge" of the Great American Songbook. Today we pull back the curtain and look under the kilt. If that wasn't embarrassing enough, we're exposing her Hawaiian language skills and slightly inappropriate song tastes. All to keep your appetite whetted till we drop Season 2 of The Naked American Songbook.   

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