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Well, folks, I just got back from a wonderful dinner date at the La Mer.

edgar, I simply played Alice because of Pat, Texas. Perhaps you will do Rip Van Winkle tomorrow as I most certainly will not have to be induced to sleep.

So I will say goodnight with the song that we talked about earlier

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdpZ3mU7JvA&feature=related

Tomorrow, world.

From Letty with love

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

Hmm. The cyber monkeys ate up my link to Rip Van Winkle. Foolish imps. I have it ready to paste:

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

It begins with sound effects of the small ones bowling.

Good morning, WA2K radio.

edgar, never heard that one, buddy, but thanks for playing it as we are interested in songs of every era.

Here's one by B.J. Thomas with a background of the new Dr. Who.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O90CYGNvOfE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNC0kIzM1Fo

John Paul Young, formerly of the Easybeats, has a way with a song- and a sunny outlook.
Love bees in the air, he say.

The irrepressible Dinah Washington, one of my alltime top favorite vocalists. Ever since her recording of Unforgetablemade the charts, I have loved her.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xL81cUZUn7c

Well, edgar, your tube of the you didn't work. Since it is Butch Cassidy and Samuel Beckett's birthdays, let see if our listeners can get the picture and the song.



and B.J. again in honor of Butch Cassidy.

http://pop.youtube.com/watch?v=dtb1IucBH5A&feature=related

but Beckett's play, Breath, has drawn its last

Shall we try again?

Here's to bluetube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYRHqhQkf2o

Well, edgar, your tube of the you didn't work.

Must have been a temporary glitch, as they work just fine for me.

It was, Texas. Now I'm going to see if Samuel Beckett can inhale and exhale. He really put one over on the artyfarty bunch

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1ZON66BbB0

Good Afternoon WA2K.

Some of today's celebrities (entertainment) birthdays:

Remembering Howard Keel and Don Adams:



and wishing a Happy 58th to Ron Perlman (he was such a lovable Beast on TV); 57th to Peabo Bryson and 38th to Rick Schroder (such a cute kid in The Champ)

Great quintet today, puppy, and again we appreciate your fabulous montage. Thanks, PA

Ah, Don Adams, folks. What a funny guy and spoofer. Let's listen to a tribute to him.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRdU68xy5u8

Bing Crosby and Jose Feliciano are a pair I never expected to see. It's a little loud, but I've always liked the song.
Mama Don't Allow

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvsGfnVCpy8

well, Texas, I didn't have a lot of luck getting the full gist of that great song, but thanks for the reminder that Mamma don't always gets what she wants.

Folks, I don't think that I have ever heard a Spanish style guitar played any better. Jose and his instrument are one, and our entertainer from last night's dinner played his guitar almost as well. He, just as Feliciano, is from Puerto Rica, but he told us that he was never going back because of the sad memories.

Listen to this classical piece by Jose, all.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yfFOuivZcA&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOtI9fKoghM

Here is a nice version of Mr Christopher Columbus I had not been familiar with. My favorite is by Dinah Washington.

Great jazz, edgar, and I think that I enjoyed Clifford Brown on Dinah Washington's "skin" song better than the lady herself.I also loved "Love is in the Air." I stepped out to see if I could take in a breath. Speaking of "breath" folks, the crying baby was absent from that Samuel Beckett video. Okay, Letty, you can quit with the love word now.

Well, it seems that we are once again looking at a "world divided", and I hate that, y'all.

Hey, a teacher wrote the following song, and I truly think it is a great contender for a new national anthem.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CILIBlQ2D0Q&feature=related

I would like to add this bromide, if I may. We all love our country, but that doesn't prevent us from seeing her faults.

Let's dedicate "the red, white, and blue" to dadpad because of his blue thread, shall we?

Ray's song ought to be the national anthem, in my view. Buffy Sainte-Marie has a song I subscribe to, also.

I agree, edgar.

Well, let's hope that we will see some of our "other home" friends on our wee cyber radio, and until tomorrow, here is a beautiful classic.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5EsCoys9qc


Going to bed now, and I am home.

From Letty with love

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEs7sGzSzv0

Well, Grandaddy's moonshine still is now a thing of the past. But he'e keepin' on keepin' on - - -

Magnet

You attract the best in me
You are the love that guides mercy
You are the magnetic pole
I am captured like gravity to your soul

We repel what we cannot conceive
We find faith in what we believe
You reverse a backward thought
In your storm I am helplessly caught

I am held in your magnetic field
In your arms you are a shield
You are the substance of rare earth
A renewed life of time and birth

Like science is lost in math
We are two orbs on the same path
As atoms are to the proton
Like a magnet we are forever drawn...

I am pulled to you with trust
By elements that never rust
You hold the moon to the globe
Within my heart you are a probe

You penetrate the most troubled matter
You align in symmetry what was scattered
Charm has drawn me like a line
I devoutly worship at your shrine

Two hearts that are bound to collide
Love that will not be denied
Even as eternity draws to an end
The soul and spirit transcend

Like science is lost in math
We are two orbs on the same path
As atoms are to the proton
Like a magnet we are forever drawn...

RexRed
4/13/08

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3RHyFv5Zn4&feature=related