Posted on 05/30/2013 5:08:56 PM PDT by fatima
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Thanks, unique, for the cheering guys!
green pastures.....#50!!
no-to-illegals.....#100!!
fatima.....#150!!
Revolting cat! b.....#200!!
Thanks, Fiji...master of the really oldies. ((HUGS))
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Good evening, Sarge...((HUGS))
Sultans of Swing - Dire Straits
Other Side of the Radio - Chris Rice
Steal My Show - Toby Mac
Jumping at the Record Shop--The Slim Gaillard Trio (1945--about three dozen pop music acts are mentioned in the lyrics)
Oh...this one’s easy...
Kiss - “Beth”
Thanks, Dust...Music Box Dancer...one of my favorites. ((HUGS))
I love that mid-1940's treatment of that tune.
Ooops...almost forgot...
Dire Straits - “Sultans of Swing” :)
Good evening/morning, Mayor, and thanks for today’s sustenance for body and soul.
Singing real good for free.
“Jazzman” by Carol King. I love that ax solo, and the lyrics are so profound: “It’s a late-night time of morning, in the darkness of his soul...”
She’s not singing about a particular person. The Jazzman is the ultimate archetype of jazz music and its power.
Hope you get some rain soon, Dust.
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