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From the movie, Come September, here is Boby Darin. The film also starred Sophia Loren, Rock Hudson and Sandra Dee.

Ah, edgar, Bobby's "Multiplication" must be for that great dane. That's what we called our hebba. Thanks again, Texas.

Time for me to say goodnight, and I shall do it with a dream of love.

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For you, Dave

From Mom and Letty with love

Good morning, WA2K radio audience.

Today is Dizzy Gillespie's birthday, so how about a little jazz from the great musician .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtfXFXPc8hE&feature=related

Good afternoon WA2K.

Some more birthdays :

Samuel Taylor Coleridge, British poet , The Rime of the Ancient Mariner and Kubla Khan, et al; (1772-1854); Alfred Nobel , Swedish chemist, engineer, innovator, armaments manufacturer and the inventor of dynamite (1833-1896); Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia in the original Star Wars trilogy, and others, author of Postcards from the Edge (1956), and Ken Watanabe (General Tadamichi Kuribayashi in Letters from Iwo Jima and Lord Katsumoto in The Last Samurai) et al (1959)




I hope you all have a pleasant day. It's a chilly, windy, damp day here.

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Good day, good people. I gots Debby Reynolds in the studio with me. Apparently, she thinks she's a girl named Tammy.

Thanks, blue one, for the quartet of famous faces and the additional information on others. Ah, Coleridge. What an interesting poet, y'all. Maybe PA was inspired by "..the silly buckets on the deck that had so long remained; I dreamt that they were filled with dew and when I woke, it rained."

edgar, say hello to Tammy for us. What an interesting family they all turned out to be. Carrie and Eddie and Debbie, and Liz. If that foursome had more alliteration, I would have liked it better.

Love this one, folks, and although I don't particularly care for Tom Cruise, the movie featured Japanese actors who were fantastic, and among them our Celeb of the day.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-N1dKLfPMwk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3uGc62RWIkc
Tommy Cash
Six White Horses
Tommy didn't get as popular as his brother, but he is pretty good.

Wow! I think he is great, edgar. He resembles Johnny as well.

Well, this next song is a fun song. I once asked wandel if Gus had run off with Stray Cat, and the next thing I know he is bemoaning the death of his cat named Wench. We never know when that fellow is joking or being serious. Sorta reminds me of Mark Twain.

Regardless, y'all, here's is one for the strays and the ones who search garbage cans in the alley.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9IrzUij3vQ&feature=related

Good evening Letty , Edgar, and raggedy.
A bit of bagpipe comedy
http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=WAztA-Iqb4g&feature=rec-fresh

Alex, that was hilarious, and for once we can hear a bagpipe player that didn't do Amazing Grace.

I think I recognized most of those partial songs. First there was Star Wars, then "You don't have to worry; cause you got no money" (I think) Then, a classical song that went so quick, I couldn't recall it. Finally, of course, "The Lion Sleeps Tonight"

Thanks, buddy, for the evening smile.

Let's proceed with Xanadu. I think this song refers to the opulence of kings and things. (sound familiar?)

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

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I absolutely love the musical, Hair. Here is Good Morning Starshine

I love Hair as well, edgar. Thanks, Texas.

Well, I discovered that the classical bit from Alex's bagpipe man was Fur Elise, but "You Don't Have to Worry; 'Cause you got no money." will allude me until I hit a AHA moment.

Time for me to say good night, and here is a lovely ballad by the Bill Evans trio, replete with lyrics.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxRIBrn9g-U&feature=related

A country dance was being held in a garden
I felt a bump and heard an "Oh, beg your pardon"
Suddenly I saw polka dots and moonbeams
All around a pug-nosed dream

The music started and was I the perplexed one
I held my breath and said "May I have the next one?"
In my frightened arms, polka dots and moonbeams
Sparkled on a pug-nosed dream

There were questions in the eyes of other dancers
As we floated over the floor
There were questions but my heart knew all the answers
And perhaps a few things more

Now in a cottage built of lilacs and laughter
I know the meaning of the words "Ever after"
And I'll always see polka dots and moonbeams
When I kiss the pug-nosed dream

Goodnight, all.

From Letty with love

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Sam Cooke sings my goodnight song. See y'all maniana.

G'nite Miss Letty and WA2K

BE3

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Rocky

Good morning, WA2K radio audience.

edgar, that song by Sam Cook was great. Did not know that he sang about that wind, Texas. Thanks, buddy.

Welcome back, Rocky. Bill Evans is an awesome jazz man, and I particularly like the acoustic bass solo.

Well, folks, today is Jeff Goldblum's birthday, and what a surprise to find out that he is a musician, and a great one as well. Here's a neat song by him.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7R0e_knK09Q

Good morning WA2K.

Nice video, Letty. Love that song. Jeff's a talented guy. He's a local boy.

Here are some more of today's birthday people:

Daniel Boone (1734-1820); Franz Liszt (1811-1886); Curly Howard (1903-1952); Joan Fontaine, 91 years old today , Olivia Dehavilland's younger sister, (Oscar for Suspicion), noted role s"Rebecca and "Jane Eyre"); Sir Derek Jacobi (1938), BBC's "I, Claudius", among others; Christopher Lloyd (1938); Annette Funicello (1942); Catherine Deneuve (1943) and Helmut Lahti (1969) Belgian singer

Joan Fontaine, Derek Jacobi, Christopher Lloyd, Annette and Catherine :





and here's Helmut Lotti:

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=sTw5WtnGbQ4

And a pleasant day to all.

Good morning, PA. I certainly did NOT know that Jeff was a local boy. Thanks for that wonderful song. Know it, but had not heard that version by a Belgian guy.

Your famous quintet was great, indigo puppy, and I always learn somethin new from your added info.

I had a video featuring some clips from the life of Daphne Du Maurier as featured in a movie about her life. WOW! Decided on this English project instead. Don't know about you teachers in our radio audience, but this one would have gotten an A+++.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QU1v_PAFcIo&feature=related

Ah, Daphne's life was sensual and supressed. It was more amazing than any fiction that she ever wrote.

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This is the way I feel after conducting business today. But, I came through unscathed.

Hee, hee. Loved that one by the Jester, edgar. Glad you came through with no hangover, too.

Here's what I did when I found out that the house next door is up for sale again and the agent's name is Tina Turner. Did a brief little dance and sang the first verse to this one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54XRNQ2C2x0&feature=related

If the realtors are smart, they'll add Ike to their staff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05ZgyoZvhgI
Wooden Heart
From my favorite Elvis film, GI Blues.