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bob dylan released Nashville Skyline spring of 69, In Jan 1970 James taylor released Sweet Baby James and a month later Van Morrison released Moondance; I listened to all three every day for rest of the year.

I played the grooves off of my Dylan albums in those days. I came to appreciate Van Morrison later on.

Morning WA2K peeps.Tried to see the official vid for this BUT due to recent happenings on YouTube,"it is not available in your country".So I have to put up with this....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDzcaXFt33I&feature=related
Annie Lennox

....and now for something completely different....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdznz-i1IN8&feature=related
William Orbit

....gonna get me a bag of chips (french fries) later today....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6K8R8KqpCE&feature=related
Kirsty MacColl

I'm off to bed,G'night Ms Letty.

Hey Letty and WA2K

BAZZA - STOP RIGHT THERE <sings.... can't get youtube> .... not yet BazzaBoy! Popping over here to say howdy doody on WA2K - hoping you have a great weekend - will yabber with you soon hopefully. Gotta go back to bed for a little bit and can't talk on the dog and bone coz my jaw has locked... hahahahahah - I know. :rolls:
Big Hugs to you and to all at WA2K. xxxx

<shuffles off silently mumbling>

Hey Letty & WA2K...


Red Nose Day here...
little fella is running a 10K race for Children In Need at a local forest today.







http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kw9PczbRQcE

much love to you and yours and all on WA2K (((Letty, Edgar et al)))

Good morning, WA2K listeners and contributors.

What a nice collection of music to hear upon awakening.

edgar, In the Misty Moonlight was perfect, and The Four Lads' Moments to Remember brought back some memories.

dys, I use to play the same songs over and over. Bill told me that I took a bath in music. He listened technically a lot of the times.

Hey, Barry the Brit. What a delight to hear Shining Light, Adagio for Strings, and There's a guy by Kristy. They are all new to me. Thanks, England.

Izzie you and that boy are beautiful, red noses and all. Also enjoyed "Just Can't Get Enough". Always nice to see other countries here.

Did I read somewhere that some guy jumped over Niagra Falls? Wow! he didn't even have a barrel. He didn't even want to be rescued. Weird, no?

Two songs for the morning, y'all.

First, Misty by Earoll Garner

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdsEQdvV7dg&feature=related

and, folks, since it's Adam Clayton's birthday, a song that everyone knows, U2's version of Stand by Me.

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

I think today is the birth of one of the longest words in the English language.

paraskavedekatriaphobia. Fear of Friday the 13th.

I like several versions of Misty, including Errol's. I was unfamilia with U2's verson of Stand By Me.
Speaking of listening to the same songs over and over, I constantly listen to songs I collected on records as far back as 1958. Any song I ever liked in the past still sounds good to me.

Enjoyed Izzie's posts and Barry's songs, too.
Heart of Glass, by Blondie this morning.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtGWVoLGAA8

Hey Ed,clicked on your Blondie post and got "not available in your country".I can understand the delay of putting new songs/vids up on Youtube but to block an OLD vid as this is mindboggeling!!!!!!!!!!!

I enjoyed Heart of Glass, and I'm with you, Brit. Didn't Google buy YouTube?

Let's see if this one works for Barry, folks.

Today is Neil Sedaka's birthday, and this is my favorite by him.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Nupjqxj08I

Glad to know that all the animals are ok. Heard from the Hawaiian turtles and all seems to be fine in their part of Hawaii.

Hmm, Letty. Everyone is staying at home today because it's Friday the 13th. Hope no black cats have crossed their paths.

Good news for our coffee lovers, folks.

Coffee has health benefits.

http://men.webmd.com/features/coffee-new-health-food

Love this song, too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qa1khK65-V8

Knock on wood and don't go under any ladders.

It's a good thing coffee has health benefits, as much of it as I drink.
I remember Manhattan Transfer, letty.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTDvCLAT8hg&feature=recommended
Some people say women are smarter than men. I don't know. I'm kind of neutral about it.

Tried to find that one by The Mills Brothers, edgar. No luck. Oops that may be the result of Friday 13th.

Loved that Harry Belafonte song, and I love the part where the baby's eyes were blue. Harry is still great, too.

Today is William Macy's birthday, and this is a surprise to me, folks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_o7SmPfzo0

Macy, in that clip, reminds me of George Segal, who used to play banjo on those type of shows.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNjHxSH-fVk
Are you smarter than a fifth grader?

edgar, could NOT recall George Segal. I even looked at his photo.

Lord have mercy, if anyone out there has ever been on live TV you might understand why Jennifer was not smarter than a fifth grader. That was a great piece. Math is not and has never been one of my strong points. Thanks for that, edgar.

Well, y'all, I do remember Macy in Jurassic Park III and a little bit in Fargo, but the movie fargo reminded me that it was done by the Cohen Bros who also did O Brother Where Art Thou. It was supposed to be based on The Odyssey, and then I found out that they had never READ the Odyssey; however, it was the only movie that I really liked George Clooney in. Especially like this song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzK0739QQqQ&feature=related

Sure do miss Ellinas.

I'm not much of a Clooney fan. My wife liked him in The Perfect Storm and got me to watch. Not really my kind of movie.

George Segal made the movie, King Rat. He was the male visitor to see George and Martha in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? And, he starred in a TV sitcom, Just Shoot Me.