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Posted on 04/06/2018 5:59:34 PM PDT by Kathy in Alaska
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Greetings to all at the Canteen!
To all our military men and women, past and present,
THANK YOU
for your service!
Time to rock it!!
Howdy, Lathy.
WOOHOO! The weekend is here! Bet you’re ready for it, huh?
Felice and Bordleaux Bryant were well known country songwriters in the postwar era. Some of their best tunes were recorded by the Everly Brothers. This 1964 effort from the Bryants got some air play on the adult contemporary charts, but it didn’t have the impact it deserved. That’s Pete DeAngelis producing with a string section. Pete later gained fame by writing the theme to the TV series “Batman.”
Good evening, Publius...thank you for Rachmaninov’s “The Star Spangled Banner”.
Are you keeping really busy with your writing?
Is it getting hot yet?
Headed for Tucson for a 3-day convention on Sunday.
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Here is a list of the songs in the Jukebox:
Artist/s - Song Names:
Aerosmith - Dream On
Alma Cogan - Im In The Mood For Love
America - Ventura Highway
Average White Band - Grooving The Night Away
Bad Company - Can't Get Enough
Billy Joel - A Matter Of Trust
Blood, Sweat And Tears - Yesterday's Music
Bloodrock - DOA
Bob Dylan - Everybody Let's Get Stoned
Bob Seger And The Silver Bullet Band - Old Time Rock 'N Roll
Buddy Miles - Born Under A Bad Sign
Chicago - I Don't Want Your Money
Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love
Creedence Clearwater Revival - Born On The Bayou
Crosby, Stills, Nash And Young - Love The One You're With
Deep Purple - Smoke On The Water
Dr Hook And The Medicine Show - The Cover Of The Rolling Stone
Hal Caveda - Don't Be Cruel ( Son )
Juan Amalbert Y La Latin Jazz Qunitet - Red Top
Juan Amalbert Y La Latin Jazz Qunitet - Rip A Dip
Juan Amalbert Y La Latin Jazz Qunitet - Round Midnight
Juan Amalbert Y La Latin Jazz Qunitet - Speak Low
Juan Amalbert Y La Latin Jazz Qunitet - Summertime
Juan Amalbert Y La Latin Jazz Qunitet - Sunday Go To Meetin'
Juan Amalbert Y La Latin Jazz Qunitet - You Don't Know What Love Is
Juan Amalbert Y La Latin Jazz Qunitet - You're The Cutest One
The Bachman Turner Overdrive - Takin' Care Of Business
The Blood Hound Gang - You And Me Babe We Ain't Nothin' But Mammals
The Edgar Winter Group - Frankenstein
The Electric Light Orchestra - Dont Bring Me Down
Blue
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Cr_apcZkpY Blue velvet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDvuLJk9Sjc Blue on blue
This 1967 movie was a mess and represented a real error of judgment on the part of director George Roy Hill. (Hill was responsible for classics such as “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid” and the still wonderful “The World of Henry Orient.”) I recently tried to sit through it when it aired on TCM, and I turned it off halfway. Mary Tyler Moore spent the rest of her career trying to forget it. Bea Lillie was a fine English stage actress, and this film totally wasted her prodigious talents.
The title song by Sammy Cahn and Jimmy van Heusen, and produced by Andre Previn, was immensely clever. Describing something as “Sodom-and-Gomorrable” is the master’s art of writing song lyrics, and had the film been as good as this song, it would have been worth seeing.
We’re used to hearing Twenties arrangements of songs on old 78 rpm records where the unique sound of the era is submerged in aural mud. In this recording, we hear it the way the people of the age heard it.
Dude.....
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