paulc
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Not a video.....
but one of my favorite songs, both funny and sad.
but one of my favorite songs, both funny and sad.
Let's see some music vids
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paulc
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The superb Julie London!
paulc
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My favorite band of all time.
CURVE
CURVE
paulc
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Zoe Keating
Is truely amazing, all that sound from one cello and a laptop!
Is truely amazing, all that sound from one cello and a laptop!
Thanks everyone for sharing. I watched and enjoyed them all. Quite a diverse selection!
Glad to see a Sweet video! I've been a diehard Sweet fan since I was a teenager. Loved the Missing Persons clip too.
Keep 'em coming!
Glad to see a Sweet video! I've been a diehard Sweet fan since I was a teenager. Loved the Missing Persons clip too.
Keep 'em coming!
beadsobleach
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Norma Tanega....
I hadn't heard this for 35 years, wasn't sure of the title, when I told people about this song, they thought I was nuts, (maybe they're right), my first link, finally figured it out...
I hadn't heard this for 35 years, wasn't sure of the title, when I told people about this song, they thought I was nuts, (maybe they're right), my first link, finally figured it out...
xraytech
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one of my favorites sung by a local boy.
"Roses Are Red"
"Roses Are Red"
xraytech
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Here is another favorite from another local boy.
"Round And Round"
"Round And Round"
xraytech
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"You Belong To Me"
xraytech
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"Beer Barrel Polka"
As featured on The Lawrence Welk Show
As featured on The Lawrence Welk Show
jmirawm
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the first video I thought of,..,,.
was this one. It has always been a favorite. I was impressed with the costuming and the fan flip trick in the middle of the video. <P>On youtube the soundtrack has been taken off for copyright blah blah blah. So I googled it and found this.
was this one. It has always been a favorite. I was impressed with the costuming and the fan flip trick in the middle of the video. <P>On youtube the soundtrack has been taken off for copyright blah blah blah. So I googled it and found this.
jmirawm
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one more.
Club music from the late eighties in Dallas Texas at a club called the Stark. We would road trip down there once or twice a month. Arrive on Friday night at the club find our friends and sleep on their floor till noon and then do the Stark again on Saturday night and then head home when we woke up on Sunday. Ahhhhhhh those were the days! ! ! <p> Never knew then there was a video for this song, Just thought it was some obscure thing the DJ would mix into the music. Found this much later in life and was pleasantly amused. <p> Also, enjoying this thread very much. I love all kinds of music.
Club music from the late eighties in Dallas Texas at a club called the Stark. We would road trip down there once or twice a month. Arrive on Friday night at the club find our friends and sleep on their floor till noon and then do the Stark again on Saturday night and then head home when we woke up on Sunday. Ahhhhhhh those were the days! ! ! <p> Never knew then there was a video for this song, Just thought it was some obscure thing the DJ would mix into the music. Found this much later in life and was pleasantly amused. <p> Also, enjoying this thread very much. I love all kinds of music.
autowasherfreak
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Sweet
There are several videos on youtube. Little Willie, Ballroom Blitz, Fox On The Run. I love the facial expressions of the guy with the big Indian headdress in the Wig Wam Bam video.
There are several videos on youtube. Little Willie, Ballroom Blitz, Fox On The Run. I love the facial expressions of the guy with the big Indian headdress in the Wig Wam Bam video.
jasonl
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One of my faves from the 80s.
Test, please ignore
Ella and Frank . . .
Sinatra had huge respect for Ella Fitzgerald's talent but hated her manager, Norman Granz. The feeling was likewise so Ella and Frank rarely were able to record together, but oh boy when they did it was true dynamite.
Sinatra had huge respect for Ella Fitzgerald's talent but hated her manager, Norman Granz. The feeling was likewise so Ella and Frank rarely were able to record together, but oh boy when they did it was true dynamite.
