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Raggedyaggie
 
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Reply Wed 16 Jan, 2008 12:08 pm
Wishing a Happy 74th to opera singer Marilyn Horne; 64th to singer Ronnie Milsap (saw his stage performance many years ago-great); 57th to dancer/choreographer, Debbie Allen, and 49th to singer, Sade.

http://www.claricesmithcenter.umd.edu/images/performances/MarilynHorn.jpghttp://www.delafont.com/music_acts/Music_Images/r-milsap.jpghttp://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/section/movies/filmography/1/WireImage_1137364.jpg
http://www.nndb.com/people/492/000022426/sade-sharday.jpg
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Letty
 
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Reply Wed 16 Jan, 2008 12:21 pm
Well, all, there's our Raggedy as promised. Great quartet, puppy, and thank you again.

Have to smile when I see the name, Ronnie Milsap, because a kid with that cognomen lived next door to me at my former home in Virginia. He didn't sing Smoky Mountain Rain, however.

What a discovery, y'all, to find Sade and her interesting background. Here is a wonderful song by the lovely lady.

Sade, Kiss of life

There must have been an angel by my side
Something heavenly led me to you
Look at the sky
It's the colour of love
There must have been an angel by my side
Something heavenly came down from above
He led me to you
He led me to you

He built a bridge to your heart
All the way
How many tons of love inside
I can't say

When I was led to you
I knew you were the one for me
I swear the whole world could feel my heartbeat
When I lay eyes on you
Ay ay ay
You wrapped me up in
The colour of love

You gave me the kiss of life
Kiss of life
You gave me the kiss that's like
The kiss of life

Wasn't it clear from the start
Look the sky is full of love
Yeah the sky is full of love

He built a bridge to your heart
All the way
How many tons of love inside
I can't say

You gave me the kiss of life
Kiss of life
You gave me the kiss that's like
The kiss of life

You gave me the kiss of life
Kiss of life
You gave me the kiss that's like
The kiss of life

You gave me the kiss of life
Kiss of life
You gave me the kiss that's like
The kiss of life

You wrapped me up in the colour of love
Must have been an angel came down from above
Giving me love yeah
Giving me love yeah

You gave me the kiss of life
Kiss of life
You gave me the kiss of life
Kiss of life

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvcNtoHwd6Y
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hamburger
 
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Reply Wed 16 Jan, 2008 03:14 pm
good afternoon , listeners !
on a sunny afternoon in eastern ontario , i'll give you

THE RASPBERRY SONG

http://www.whirligig-tv.co.uk/radio/goons1.jpg

Quote:
(Moriarty) Oh, oh! Let me out -- my only crime is eating
(Secombe) Don't worry -- I'll give the screws a song
The warden won't mind
(Bloodnok) No -- he's doing bird as well. Maestro!
(Moriarty) Take your partners for the ball and chain one step
One, two, three
(Bloodnok) May I have this dance warden, you can hold my ball
(Secombe) In a little prison where I'm locked in there is a most
peculiar fellow
His name is Eccles and he's is in cell nine
But his voice is soft and mellow
He keeps a fruit cart in his cell, and all the convicts knows it
He doesn't sing or rave about his fruit
-- he simply blows it

(Bloodnok) He's doing it all night long
(Secombe) It's better than any song
No, it isn't very pretty, but you've got to admit its cute
(Bloodnok) Never, never
(Secombe) So all together let it go -- eat more fruit!

(Bloodnok) Don't tell me he's come to stay
(Secombe) Let the wardens here him say
Fruit's in season! Let's be merry! Apples, plums and the old raspberry
Everything is fresh today
(Bloodnok) Don't let him get near me, please!

(Secombe) Every Friday night when work is done
He doesn't waste a minute
To the prison warden he hurries 'round where he sings just like a linnet
To hear him blow a melody it's great, you can't deny it
And if you've nothing else to do,
we'd like the screws to try it
(Bloodnok) No more, please!

(Secombe) Get ready and do it now
(Eccles) It's easy when you know how
(Bloodnok) God knows it isn't very pretty
(Secombe) You've got to admit it's cute
(Bloodnok) Well....
(Secombe) All together let it go -- eat more fruit
(Bloodnok) There isn't a cure they say!
(Secombe) Let the screws all hear him say:
(Eccles) Don't eat farm laid for a <wow!>
(Secombe) Every thing is fresh today

(Bluebottle) Hello everybody, remember me, Bluebottle?
I'm fourteen now and I have got boils
<sings> Though I don't look very pretty, I'm wearing my
new brown suit.
The only trouble with it is when I go outside I'm struck
my fruit.
(Bloodnok) Don't point him at him I say
(Secombe) It's a treat to hear him play
Fruit's in season, plums and berries
Apples, pears and the old raspberry

(All) Every thing is fresh to day


(Bloodnok) Someone open a window, please! Shocked Laughing

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Letty
 
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Reply Wed 16 Jan, 2008 03:56 pm
hbg, that is one funny song, buddy. Where do you come up with these gems?

http://www.imladrisfarms.homestead.com/files/071500Rasberry___small.jpg

Loretta Lynn sings a different tune, folks.

Where you been where you been it's the same ole question again
What's the use baby what's the use they ain't never gonna turn us loose
You got dirt all over your face and your lipstick is way out of place

Oh we gonna tell 'em what we tell 'em every time before
They won't leave us alone they want us to come home
We been busy makin' merries and pickin' wild mountain berries
We're pickin' wild mountain berries that's our excuse every time
We've been busy makin' merries and pickin' wild mountain berries
[ steel ]
Conway: I don't know Loretta I don't know if I can keep honey from lettin' it show
What's our plan tell me what's our plan now you know they won't understand
If my hair is a drippin' wet and my clothes are soakin' wet
And we didn't go skinny dippin' in a cement pond
You're my baby you're my man and though your hair is sure gettin' to be a mess
And there ain't no berries in your bucket now we'll explain it honey as best as we can
They won't leave us alone...

A razz of a different kind
Razz
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edgarblythe
 
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Reply Wed 16 Jan, 2008 06:16 pm
One of the good things about adding sound to the radio station is, we can now post instrumentals, like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVpcDyjn3a0

One of the best concerts I ever attended was by Hugh Masekela. It was 1968. And this is his best known recording.
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Letty
 
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Reply Wed 16 Jan, 2008 06:29 pm
edgar, I got some lyrics from Hugh, but all that I could understand was "Can you dig it?" Razz Great, however, Texas. Those trumpets really were in tune and just right volume wise. Thanks again. Yes, the sound adds a lot.

For those folks who don't get YouTube, I try to post the lyrics as well, however, like this one by Ronnie Milsap and we'll dedicate this one to our Raggedy.

Smokey Mountain rain keeps on falling keeps on calling her name
Smokey Mountain rain I'll keep on searching can't go on hurting this way
She's somewhere in the Smokey Mountain rain

Lifted me a diesel outside a cafe
He said he was going as far as Gatlinburg
I climbed up in the cab all wet and cold and lonely
I wiped my eyes and told him about her
To find her can you make these big wheels burn


Smokey Mountain rain keeps on falling keeps on calling her name
Smokey Mountain rain I'll keep on searching can't go on hurting this way
She's somewhere in the Smokey Mountain rain

Can't blame her for letting go a woman needs someone warm to hold
I feel the rain running down my face I'll find her no matter what it takes

Smokey Mountain rain keeps on falling keeps on calling her name
Smokey Mountain rain I'll keep on searching can't go on hurting this way
Smokey Mountain rain keeps on falling keeps on calling her name
Smokey Mountain rain I'll keep on searching can't go on hurting this way

Didn't know that Ronnie was blind, folks

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZVs7TUKeKU
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hamburger
 
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Reply Wed 16 Jan, 2008 06:39 pm
THE "GOONS" JOIN THE BRITISH ARMY !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kv-zRc7Vip8

and as they were marching to the barracks , they were singing lustily :

Quote:
Join The British Army

From: Songs of Ireland
words and music traditional

When I was young I had a twist of punching babies with me fist
And I thought I would enlist and join the british army.

Too ra loo ra loo ra loo, they're looking for monkeys up in the zoo
If I had a face like you, I would join the British army.

When I was young I used to be as fine a man as ever you'd see;
The Prince of Wales, he said to me, "Come and join the British army."

Sarah Camdon baked a cake; it was all for poor old Slattery's sake.
I threw meself into the lake, pretending I was balmy.

Corporal Duff's got such a drought, just give him a couple of jars of stout;
He'll kill the enemy with his mouth and save the British Army.
Too ra loo ra loo ra loo, Me curse is on the Labour crew;
They took your darling boy from you to join the British army.

Captain Heeley went away and his wife got in the family way,
And all the words that she would say was "Blame the British Army."

Shocked Laughing
Too ra loo ra loo ra loo, I've made me mind up what to do
I'll work my ticket home to you and leave the British army.



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Letty
 
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Reply Wed 16 Jan, 2008 07:02 pm
hbg, that was great. Ah, the Irish and the British and never the twain shall meet. Razz Thanks, Canada for the smile.

I love this one, and my son sent it to me tonight.

Thomas Moore wrote this, among others, but done a capella by these ladies, it is especially beautiful. We'll dedicate this to all our Irish listeners.


Believe me if all those endearing young charms
Which I gave on so fondly today
Were to change by tomorrow and fleet in my arms
Like the fairy gifts fading away
Thou would still be adored as this moment thou art
Let thy loveliness fade as it will
And around the dear ruin each wish of my heart
Would entwine itself verdantly still

It is not while beauty and youth are thine own
And thy cheeks unprofaned by a tear
That the fervour and faith of a soul can be known
To which time will but make thee more dear
No the heart which has truly loved never forgets
But as truly loves on to the close
As the sunflower turns on her guard when he sets
The same look which she turned when he rose

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtCNnyxlJt0
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Letty
 
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Reply Wed 16 Jan, 2008 08:33 pm
Time for me to say goodnight, everyone, and I can't think of a lovelier song that this one by Nat Cole.

When two lovers meet in Mayfair So the legends tell
Songbirds sing and winter turns to spring
Every winding street in Mayfair falls beneath the spell
I know such enchantment can be
'cause it happened one evening to me

That certain night, the night we met,
there was magic abroad in the air,
There were angels dining at the Ritz
and A Nightingale Sang In Berkley Square
I may be right, I may be wrong,
but I'm perfectly willing to swear
That when you turn'd and smiled at me
A Nightingale Sang In Berkley Square

The moon that lingered over London town;
poor puzzled moon, he wore a frown
How could he know we two were so in love,
the whole darn world seemed upside down
The streets of town were paved with stars,
it was such a romantic affair,
And as we kissed and said goodnight,
A Nightingale Sang In Berkley Square


Our homeward step was just as light
as the tap dancing feet of Astair
And like an echo far away,
A Nightingale Sang In Berkley Square
I know 'cause I was there, that night in Berkley Square


http://www.amazing-animations.com/animations/bird23.gif

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a86_ZXpJo5c&feature=related

From Letty with love
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Debacle
 
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Reply Wed 16 Jan, 2008 08:50 pm
Plaise the cort, 'ere follers an Orish toon I'm toroughly honoured to inflick upon this grand audience. It's an owld ting by one, Poicy French. (Quiet poisonally I tink Poicy was after bein' dhrunk durin' its consthruction; but even if he were sober it shouldn't be reckoned against him.)

Slattery's Mounted Fut

You've heard o' Julius Ceasar, and the great Napolean, too,
An' how the Cork Militia beat the Turks at Waterloo;
But there's a page of glory that, as yet, remains uncut,
An' that's the Martial story o' the Shlathery's Mounted Fut.
This gallant corps was organised by Shlathery's eldest son.
A noble-minded poacher, wid a double-breasted gun;
An' many a head was broken, aye, an' many an eye was shut,
Whin practisin' manoeuvres in the Shlathery's Mounted Fut.

An' down from the mountains came the squadrons an' platoons,
Four-an'-twinty fightin' min, an' a couple o' sthout gossoons,
An' whin we marched behind the dhrum to patriotic tunes,
We felt that fame would gild the name o' Shlathery's Light Dragoons.


Well, first we reconnoithered round O'Sullivan's Shebeen--
It used to be "The Shop House," but we call it, "The Canteen;"
But there we saw a notice which the bravest heart unnerved--
"All liquor must be settled for before the dhrink is served."
So on we marched, but soon again each warrior's heart grew pale,
For risin' high in front o' us we saw the County Jail;
An' whin the army faced about, 'twas just in time to find,
A couple o' policemin had surrounded us behind.

Still, from the mountains came the squadrons and platoons,
Four-an'-twinty fightin' min, an' a couple o' sthout gossoons,
Says Shlathery, "We must circumvent these bludgeonin' bosthoons
Or else it sames they'll take the names o' Shlathery's Light Dragoons."


"We'll cross the ditch," our leader cried, "an' take the foe in flank,"
But yells of consthernation here arose from every rank,
For posted high upon a tree we very plainly saw,
"Threspassers prosecuted, in accordance wid' the law."
"We're foiled!" exclaimed bold Shlathery, "here ends our grand campaign,
'Tis merely throwin' life away to face that mearin' dhrain,
I'm not as bold as lions, but I'm braver nor a hin,
An' he that fights and runs away will live to fight agin."

An' back to the mountains went the squadrons an' platoons,
Four-an'-twinty fightin' min, an' a couple o' sthout gossoons,
The band was playin' cautiously their patriotic tunes;
To sing the fame, if rather lame, o' Shlathery's Light Dragoons.


We reached the mountains safely tho' all stiff and sore with cramp
Each took a neat of whiskey straight to disipate the damp.
And when their pipes were loaded up O'Slattery up and said,
"Today's immortal fight will be remembered by the dead."

"I never will forget", said he. "while this brave heart shall beat
The eager way ye followed when I headed the retreat.
Ye've heard the soldier's maxim when desisting from the fight
Best be a coward for five minutes than a dead man all your life."

So there in the mountains rest the squadrons and platoons
The four and twenty fighting men and a couple of stout gossoons
They march no more so martially to patriotic tunes
But all the same they sing the fame of O'Slattery's light dragoons.
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ehBeth
 
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Reply Wed 16 Jan, 2008 08:57 pm
I think the hamburgers' would have enjoyed that while in the snug at Tir Nan Og - learning about the joys of Guinness.

Thanks Mr. Midnight D.J.
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yitwail
 
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Reply Wed 16 Jan, 2008 09:03 pm
if i can interrupt all this gung-ho stuff, here's a little ditty for the hipsters in the audience Cool

See, I'm hip. I'm no square.
I'm alert, I'm awake, I'm aware.
I am always on the scene.
Makin' the rounds, diggin' the sounds.
I read People Magazine.
'Cuz I'm hip.

Like, dig! I'm in step.
When it was hip to be hep, I was hep.
I don't blow but I'm a fan.
Look at me swing. Ring a ding ding.
I even call my girlfriend "man,"
'cuz I'm hip.

Every Saturday night
with my suit buttoned tight and my suedes on
I'm gettin' my kicks
diggin' arty French flicks with my shades on.

I'm too much. I'm a gas.
I am anything but middle class.
When I hang around the band,
poppin' my thumbs, diggin' the drums,
squares don't seem to understand
why I flip. They're not hip like I'm hip.

scatting
I'm hip!
scatting

I'm on top of every trend.
Look at me go. Vo-dee-o-do.
Sammy Davis knew my friend.

I'm hip, but not weird.
Like, you notice, I don't wear a beard.
Beards were in but now they're out.
They had their day. Now they're passe.
Just ask me if you're in doubt,
'cuz I'm hip.

Now I'm deep into Zen
meditation and macrobiotics,
and as soon as I can
I intend to get into narcotics.

'Cuz I'm cool as a cuke.
I'm a cat, I'm a card, I'm a kook, kook, kook.
I get so much out of life.
Really, I do. Skoo ba dee boo.
One more time play "Mack the Knife."
Let 'er rip. I may flip, but I'm hip.
scatting
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Letty
 
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Reply Thu 17 Jan, 2008 05:14 am
Good morning, WA2K radio audience.

Debacle, the surprise of the day is that I understood every Irish word you wrote. Don't even need a translation, buddy. Love it and the dragoons.

ehBeth, it's amazing that your dad loves that beer, but I guess there's a little Irish in all of us.

Hey, M.D. Right on, big island man. At one time or another, we were all hip. Thanks for the reminder in song, however.

Well, folks, Al Capone was born on this day, but I think that we'll forgo the Italiano because I found this great song by Dianne Reeves and it is one of my favorites.

Softly as in a morning sunrise
The light of love comes stealing
Into a newborn day

Flaming with all the glow of sunrise
A burning kiss is sealing
A vow that all betray

For the passions that thrill love
And take you high to heaven
Are the passions that kill love
And let it fall to hell
So ends the story

Softly as in a morning sunrise
The light that gave you glory
Will take it all away

Softly as in a morning sunrise
The light of love comes stealing
Into a newborn day
Flaming with all the glow of sunrise
A burning kiss is sealing
A vow that all betray

For the passions that thrill love
And take you high to heaven
Are the passions that kill love
And let it fall to hell
So ends the story

Softly as in a morning sunrise
The light that gave you glory
Will take it all away

Softly as it fades away
Softly as it fades away
Softly as it fades away
Softly as it fades away

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FiEigroDiws
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teenyboone
 
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Reply Thu 17 Jan, 2008 08:27 am
Letty wrote:
Good morning, WA2K radio audience. Well, we signed off last evening with Wally Cox, Harry Belafonte, and Homer and Jethro. Let's sign on now with Charo, whose birthday is today.

First, a brief bio.

When Charo was quite young, she was discovered by famous musician Xavier Cugat, whom she later married on August 7, 1966, at the reported age of 15; Cugat was 66.

The couple were the first to have their nuptials in Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas.

In 1977, she became a naturalized citizen of the United States.

On August 11, 1978 she re-married, this time to her manager Kjell Rasten, in Lake Tahoe. In 1982 she bore her only child, a son, Shel Rasten (who is a drummer with the metal band Treazen) and decided to move to Hawaii, where she regularly performed at the Outrigger Hotel and waited on customers at her restaurant on the island of Kauai.

Charo waited for her son to grow up before returning to Los Angeles to get back into show business full time.

Charo studied classical and flamenco guitar while residing in Murcia. As a result of her training and skill she has been named "Best Flamenco Guitarist" in Guitar Player Magazine's readers' poll. She now has a regular touring show in addition to appearances in Las Vegas shows regularly. One of Charo's regrets is that, because of her flamboyant stage presence, she has been overlooked as a guitar player.

She also donates her talents to Jerry Lewis' annual MDA telethon.

Since Ravel's Bolero has no lyrics, let's look at these, folks.

There are times
You live as if in a dream
Drawn by your heart to a distant door
One that opens
For a moment
To a world that you've never known before

Were you real
Or were you part of a dream
Calling to me from across the floor?
In your sweet voice
There was music
And we danced the bolero de amor

Let the drums carry us away!
They say all there is to say
And all too soon the night becomes the day
And magical - miracle

You are real
And we are living a dream
Sharing a love we have hungered for
Let your passion soar like music
In the spell of bolero de amor

Ensemble:
The drums carried us away
They said all there was to say
And all too soon the night became day
And magical-miracle

There are times
You live as if in a dream
Drawn by your heart to a distant door
Trust your heart and
Take the moment
When you hear
Your bolero de amor
Amor
Amor!

Too bad that Charo was never quite recognized for her musical ability.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KZv8l0lKmk

Well, Happy Birthday, to the "Cootchy cootchy", girl! :wink: :wink:
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Raggedyaggie
 
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Reply Thu 17 Jan, 2008 08:57 am
Good morning WA2K.

Never heard "Softly" jazzed before, Letty. It's different. Very Happy

Birthday time:
Happy 86th to Betty White; 81st to Eartha Kitt; 77th to James Earl Jones; and 46th to Jim Carrey.

http://www.televisionheaven.co.uk/bettywhite.jpghttp://www.born-today.com/Today/pix/kitt_eartha.jpg
http://images.usatoday.com/Wires2Web/20070703/3861302242_People_James_Earl_Jones_x.jpghttp://scifipedia.scifi.com/images/e/e5/JIm-Carrey.jpg
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Letty
 
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Reply Thu 17 Jan, 2008 09:46 am
Teeny Sharon, I have heard that Charo was both cootchy and hootchy. Razz

Hey, Raggedy. I was surprised at the jazz version of that song as well, and thank you for the great montage, puppy from PA.

Well, folks, shall we add to the cootchy and the hootchy with a chick-chicky-boom by Jim?

They call me Cuban Pete. I'm the king of the rumba beat.

When I play the maracas I go chick-chicky-boom, chick-chicky boom
Yessir, I'm Cuban Pete. I'm the craze of my native street.

When I start to dance, everything goes chick-chicky-boom, chick-chicky boom


The senoritas they sing and they swing with terampero-

It's very nice, so full of spice.

And when they dance in they bring a happy ring that era keros-

Singin' a song, all the day long.


So if you like the beat, take a lesson from Cuban Pete

And I'll teach you to chick-chicky-boom, chick-chicky-boom.



Bridge (Female Solo)



He's really a modest guy, although he's the hottest guy

In Havana, in havana.



Verse 2 (Male Solo)



Si, sinorita I know that you would like to chicky-boom-chick

It's very nice, so full of spice.

I'll place my hand on your hip, and if you will just give me your hand

Then we shall try - just you and I. I-yi-yi!


So if you like the beat, take a lesson from Cuban Pete

And I'll teach you chick-chicky-boom, chick-chicky-boom, chick-chicky-boom



Shake Your Booty, Daddy, Wow!

See ya!
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Debacle
 
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Reply Thu 17 Jan, 2008 05:57 pm
Ah sí, Charo, muy guapa. Hubba-hubba!

Aquí están Malagueña y a flamenco.

El primer es Malagueña.

El segundo es flamenco.

Bon appétit.
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hamburger
 
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Reply Thu 17 Jan, 2008 06:16 pm
good evening , listeners !
let's take it easy and swing a little with billie holiday and frank sinatra .
hbg

http://roger14850.tripod.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/swing-dance-classes-lindy-hop-image-1001.gif

Quote:
Swing Brother Swing

Billie Holiday, Frank Sinatra

Deep rhythm captivates me
Hot rhythms stimulate me
Can't help but swing it boy
Swing it brothers swing
Don't stop to diddle daddle
Stop this foolish prattle
Come on swing me boy
Swing it brothers swing
Raring to go and there aint nobody
Gonna hold me down
Say listen boy
Hurry up and send me
Let me go to town
Stop this diddle daddle
And this foolish prattle
Come on kill me boy
Swing it brothers swing

Deep rhythms captivate me
Hot rhythms stimulate me
Can't help but swing it boy
Swing it brothers swing
Don't stop to diddle daddle
Stop this foolish prattle
Come on send me Count
Swing it brothers swing
Rarin' to go and there aint nobody
Gonna hold me down
Say listen boy
Hurry up and send me
Let me go to town
Stop this diddle daddle
And this foolish prattle
Come on swing me Count
Swing it brothers swing

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Letty
 
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Reply Thu 17 Jan, 2008 06:20 pm
Well, well, Debacle. I see you know more than Hank Williams, buddy. Loved both of those guitar features, and thanks again.

Let's try one by Tony Braxton.


A smoky room, a small cafe
They come to hear you play
And drink and dance the night away
I sit out in the crowd
And close my eyes
Dream you're mine
But you don't know
You don't even know that I am there


I wish that I was in your arms
Like that Spanish guitar
And you would play me through the night
'Till the dawn
I wish you'd hold me in your arms
Like that Spanish guitar
All night long, all night long
I'd be your song, I'd be your song

Steal my heart with every note you play
I pray you'll look my way
And hold me to your heart someday
I long to be the one that you caress with
tenderness
And you don't know
You don't even know that I exist

I wish that I was in your arms
Like that Spanish guitar
And you would play me through the night
'Till the dawn
I wish you'd hold me in your arms
Like that Spanish guitar
All night long, all night long
I'd be your song, I'd be your song

Te sientas entre la gente
Cierras tu ojos
Y suenas que soy tuyo
Pero yo no siquiera se que estas ahi
Me gustaria tenerte entre mis brazos amor

I sit out in the crowd
And close my eyes
Dream you're mine
And you don't know
You don't even know that I exist

I wish that I was in your arms
Like that Spanish guitar
And you would play me through the night
'Till the dawn
I wish you'd hold me in your arms
Like that Spanish guitar
All night long, all night long
I'd be your song, I'd be your song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFhQM7R4yjM
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hamburger
 
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Reply Thu 17 Jan, 2008 06:24 pm
something a little different : some tango lyrics with carlos gardel .
you can listen to him and a lot of other tango tunes here :

LET'S TANGO !

http://www.viningsgallery.com/_images/featured-artists/fabian-perez/lg/tango-ii.jpg


Quote:
La gayola
Tango (02'30")
Music: Rafael Tuegols
Lyric: Armando Tagini
Guitars by Barbieri and Ricardo
Singer: Carlos Gardel8/20/1927 Buenos Aires
Odeon 18219 1215
Lyric:

¡No te asustes ni me huyas!... No he venido pa' vengarme
si mañana, justamente, yo me voy pa' no volver...
He venido a despedirme y el gustazo quiero darme
de mirarte frente a frente y en tus ojos contemplarme,
silenciosa, largamente, como me miraba ayer...

He venido pa'que juntos recordemos el pasado
como dos buenos amigos que hace rato no se ven;
a acordarme de aquel tiempo en que yo era un hombre honrado
y el cariño de mi madre era un poncho que había echado
sobre mi alma noble y buena contra el frío del desdén.

Una noche fue la muerte quien vistió mi alma de duelo
a mi tierna madrecita la llamó a su lado Dios...
Y en mis sueños parecía que la pobre, desde el cielo,
me decía que eras buena, que confiara siempre en vos.

Pero me jugaste sucio y, sediento de venganza...
mi cuchillo en un mal rato envainé en un corazón...
y, más tarde, ya sereno, muerta mi única esperanza,
unas lágrimas amargas las sequé en un bodegón.

Me encerraron muchos años en la sórdida gayola
y una tarde me libraron... pa' mi bien...o pa' mi mal...
Fui sin rumbo por las calles y rodé como una bola;
Por la gracia de un mendrugo, ¡cuantas veces hice cola!
las auroras me encontraron largo a largo en un umbral.

Hoy ya no me queda nada; ni un refugio...¡Estoy tan pobre!
Solamente vine a verte pa' dejarte mi perdón...
Te lo juro; estoy contento que la dicha a vos te sobre...
Voy a trabajar muy lejos...a juntar algunos cobres
pa' que no me falten flores cuando esté dentro 'el cajón.
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