[happygrl]

Thanks for the Happy Times

[happygrl]

http://www.newser.com/story/97067/music-pioneer-mitch-miller-dead-at-99.html

[rockabyebaby]

Follow the bouncing ball.........

[ichabod1]

Who’dda thunk he was still alive? Sing along with Mitch. Just follow the bouncing ball. RIP, Sir.

[Uncle Ike]

Sure brings back welcome memories of simpler, happier times... {sigh}

RIP....

[umgud]

RIP.

Glad he lived to be so old.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Sing Along With Mitch!

[MasonGal]

Oh, my goodness - I remember Mitch Miller and the bouncing ball.......truthfully, I thought he passed away quite a long time ago. Sorry to hear the news.

[a fool in paradise]

[MasonGal]

Oh, my goodness - I remember Mitch Miller and the bouncing ball.......truthfully, I thought he passed away quite a long time ago. Sorry to hear the news.

[MasonGal]

Oh, my goodness - I remember Mitch Miller and the bouncing ball.......truthfully, I thought he passed away quite a long time ago. Sorry to hear the news.

[a fool in paradise]

[a fool in paradise]

A pioneer in interactive television.

[Tennessee Nana]

was he related to Glen Miller ???

[dep]

his chorus sounded great, too. few remember that it was mitch miller’s boys who sang the theme for “the longest day.”

[xzins]

RIP, Mitch.

What an era you were part of.

[Gay State Conservative]

A name from a simpler,more innocent era.

[Doogle]

oneanatwoanathree.........

[TMA62]

THANK YOU Mitch for all of your contributions and positive influences in our culture and society. Your music and influence will live on as people play your timeless tunes.

One of my favs is the Mitch Miller’s Christmas Album. His rendering of “The Christmas Song” was only second behind Nat King Cole’s.

[Boiler Plate]

Isn’t Mitch the guy who said Rock’n Roll would never last?

[Myrddin]

I recall seeing "Sing Along with Mitch" on TV when I was in kindergarten. That was 1960. A old B&W TV in Navy housing in Honolulu.