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Good morning, WA2K radio audience.

Mr. Wizard, that footage of The Hindenburg in color was awesome. Thanks, buddy.

ah, yes, edgar. I remember No More Mr. Nice Guy. It seems to me that Alice Cooper and Pat appeared together in role reversals, but Alice remained the same.



Hey, Izzie. That wasn't a waltz; it was a tango, gal. Nice to see you back and looking forward to your photos.

Well, folks, last evening I stayed up to watch the movie Twilight with Paul Newman, James Garner, Gene Hackman, etc. and I searched until I found this opening song from the movie.

Love it, y'all.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iCHNCtoqqQ

Good morning Ms Letty,Ed,LW,Izzie and all WA2K peeps.Taken from Tuesdays Jools Holland Live (BBC TV),here's Booker T Jones....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcaIiyIJGso
Green Onions

Gotta fly,got a date with The Enterprise at 12:00

Hey, Scotty. Beam Barry up. Thanks, Brit, for the Booker T song. Great, buddy.

Today is Eva Peron's birthday, and here is a surprise. Joan Baez singing "Don't Cry for me Argentina'. You listening, panz?

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

Be certain, folks, that you check out that great song from the movie Twilight. The English lyrics are, "You Belong to my Heart."

Can't recall who I used to hear sing You Belong to My Heart. Always thought it nice.

Joan andBooker T are among my favorites, of course. But, You Ain't Seen Nothin Yet.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJmBPCYt5LY

the guitarist really nails Steve Cropper's original solo...
here's a version of the first big hit to come out of Stax records.."Last Night"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpDd8V-ZhRs

Gooooooooooooooooooooooood Afternoon Letty, Edgar, Bazza, Panz, LW & WA2K peepsies.....

loved Last Night!


NOW...... tonite........... well, the little fella - all 11 years of him, has his first flute concert <ok, MaMa will be gushing about it later and ooooohing and ahhhhhing>

so........... he's not quite here yet - but he does love Jethro Tull!

Jethro Tull - Flute...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRo5whIbau4



<he's more of a "Greensleeves" right now - just passed his Grade 1 (bless him) - but who knows a? Great wee musician......... and breakdancer/gymnast >





ahhh - he turns 12 on Monday week - I'm getting him his new flute as his bottom notes have just about fallen out of his - I think I am more excited than him - he wished for a Wii - maybe his PaPa will help him out with that!

ok....... I'm rambling now


Letty - how's your boy 'n gal? Hoping, wishing things are better. Hugs lovely lady x

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edgar, Loved BTO. Thanks, Texas. I ain't heard them before.

panz, I know Last Night, but not certain why. fabulous, and thanks to you and Steve.

Izzie what a wonderful kid. Well, he's on the right track if he likes Ian Anderson. Love that flute and I smiled when you said that he was learning break dancing in gym.

Hey, Greensleeves is a wonderful song. He is in for a treat when he gets that new flute. My boy is still in the hospital, but his mind is as fertile as it was when he first played guitar. Daughter is a bit frustrated, but she'll be fine eventually.

Here's is something unusual that I found while searching for May songs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEgRjS9mU1A

Oh Letty - that was nice... kinda haunting - this one is a bit like that too...

Hayley Westenra - May It Be
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0y_R7CBmDAE



may it be...

Izzie, that was lovely. I listened twice. I never saw The Lord of the Rings.

As I once told edgar, I had a book of ballads that were quite winsom, but typical of Appalachia. Here is one that is not intended to be macabre, it just speaks of the wind in the hills. Many people have done this one, but this lady does the melody with which I am familiar.

The ballad of Barbara Allen

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adxXdhKYob4&feature=related

good here's one he has to learn!
Bach to Tull
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2RNe2jwHE0

that is brill Panz...

http://www.tapartoche.com/en/sheet-music.php?name=jethro-tull-bouree&partition=1510

will ask him to give it a go...

then no doubt will post it up for y'all - I reckon he might just be able to do that

thankeeeeeeeeee kindly

<hugs Panz and........ goes off to concert!>

Love that but perhaps not as much as the original soundtrack Enya, and here's "Into the West" with Annie Lenox at the Oscars which won best song:





Dang -- can't remember the song in "The Two Towers" -- would have to look it up on my CD or DVD.

Thanks, Izzie and panz. My favorite by Ian is still Bungle in the Jungle.

Hey, Mr. Wizard I like both those songs. Thanks.

Don't know if this is the one that you are searching for, but let's give a listen.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cHsElA3bSc

Here's another birthday boy who deserves laurel leaves and accolades.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1jReRzYY0U

Dropping by to say, Good afternoon. I'm simply not in a music mood just now. Will return later.

Hey WA2Krew y'all


so proud of the little fella....

little kiddies playing flute - not bad a?




(click on HD button at bottom, hes third from right, check out at 1min15secs.... he counts with the girl beside him with his fingers... bless 'em)



edit: Just a hug then (((((((((edgar)))))))))))) x

Izzie, that was priceless, hun. What was that song? He is so cute, and I know that you must be quite proud, as you should be.

Hey, tell that little one that he may be in this fellow's shoes one day.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59ZX5qdIEB0

for edgar

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xn57XkDiNXg&feature=related

hey letty...kick back with a cuppa tea and dig Mark Murphy...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3bitXzm8B4

Wow! I'm listening to one of the greatest jazz vocalist that I have EVER heard, panz. How could he be disconsulate with a voice like that. Love the Latin beat, too. How did I miss him?

he's flown under the radar for many years