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Love Catch us If You Can by The Dave Clark Five, edgar. It was the only song to rival the Fab Four's Hard Day's Night.

I remember Ed and his really big shew.

He also censored Jim Morrison for saying, "Babe we couldn't get much higher."

Nice to see Shewolfn back with us, and Mame just gave us a report on her and alex from the UK.

Hey, Where's our Brit? Is he having a hard day's night?

Inspired by Latin George, I'm going to say goodnight with a lovely song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86MwK3TT9og&feature=related

Goodnight, World.

From Letty with love that is reflected in love

I've always liked Astrud, letty. Well, here is my good night song:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7twZIejFF-I

Morning Ms Letty,Ed and all WA2K folks.I'm still checking out electro swing.Here's a track from a 2 CD set White Mink:Black Cotton....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9t_2QvXaD0
Chick Webb with Ella Fitzgerald - When I Get Low, I Get High.

Was it really 25 years ago that Back To The Future hit our movie house screens???....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxqQxJt_LQI&feature=related
Jimmy Forrest- Night Train.
He played with the Duke and the Count.In the movie,this track was playing at the high school dance.

Good morning, WA2K folks.

edgar, loved your goodnight song by Hank, buddy, and thanks once again for the comment. Hurry back! We don't want the Blues to come around again.

Hey, Brit. Wondered where you were and here you are in the company of Ella doing When I get Low, I Get Hight. Love it.

Night Train is great as well. I'm not familiar with Jimmy Forest. My memory is from The Duke.

Come on children, let's sing. Today is Mahalia Jackson's birthday.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAn8Ymf3oSw&feature=related

Good morning A2K!

Good afternoon, Francis. Had a bit of difficulty understanding Sarah's lyrics. I did get the idea that she was a train wreck waiting to happen, but these were also fascinating.

I've no fear at all
To fall so deep into you
Loose myself completely
In your sweet embrace
All my pain's erased

Here's another "train". His first name is John. More synchronicity, buddy.

Here's a tribute to that great jazz man.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9EBbbjpTf4

This is in response to dys' Wing of a Snow White Dove. It is also a test.

Here's the classical version

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krwJuiYzi2k&feature=related

Mahalia Jackson - Happy Birthday.
Facing East was a new one to me.
On the Wings of a Dove is also a new one for me.

Trainwreck is a good one too.
We could use a rainbow. First we could use some rain.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mc0eXsgNcN0

Wow! Thanks for the comments again, edgar, and it seems as though my equipment is working again.

Love that allusion by Russ Hamilton. A Rainbow to Put On Your Finger was great. Thanks for playing it.

Incidentally, here's info on that classical dove.

The modern Westminster Abbey Choir is an institution with a history at least 500 years long. Westminster Abbey, founded by Edward the Confessor, was consecrated on December 28, 1065, and William the Conqueror became the first British monarch crowned there the following year. Every British ruler since has assumed power there as well, but beyond pomp and circumstance the Abbey has offered daily worship services for nearly a millennium. Integral to those services over much of that period has been the music of the Westminster Abbey Choir. Records of the choir date to the 1479 appointment of William Cornyshe as "Master of the Song Scole." By 1540, Henry VIII had fixed the choir's membership at a size of 12 adult male singers (known as Lay Vicars) and ten boy choristers, and these proportions remain in force today.

Here's another rainbow song to match yours, Texas.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PvQ5BMalUA

I love those two guys and that song, letty.
I gots Sammy Turner here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRKM0mLKJDE&feature=grec_index

damn!

Good afternoon, dys.

lol, wrong thread.

edgar, love Lavender Blue, but I don't know Sammy Turner.Thanks, Texas.

Aloha, dys.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKQS-E4GbNg&feature=related

Here is another Hawaiian, but he did not hula or anything.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=modmXaIpIuU&feature=related

Don't know Robin Luke, edgar, but I liked Susie Darlin.

and here's an answer to Susie.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcK6tmt8dMk

I remember the Eddy Arnold record of Molly Darling.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAhzP5QucDY
Here's a tale of a country bumpkin.

Ah, I love that Country Bumpkin by Cal Smith, edgar. I knew that Eddy had done Molly Darling, but just thought I would do a different version.

Hey, It's Jackie Coogan's birthday. I remember him as Fester in the Adams Familyl

A tribute to the kid, y'all.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loh3tZfXrtE