WA2K Radio is now on the air

Good morning, WA2K folks.

Hope I can get used to daylight savings time.

edgar, thank you so much for keeping us on the air. Enjoyed all of your songs, buddy, especially Volare by someone other than Deano.

Also enjoyed Sakura by Harry. Just as Nat, Mr. B could do them all.

C.J. Welcome back. Yep, love that Japanese guy and I hope that satt fs is Not in Japan. If you know anything about him, let us know.

Hope I didn't miss anyone. Our venture to St. Augustine . (the oldest city in the U.S.) last evening was awesome, but the cold wind that blew, gave me hypothermia again. It cleared up a bit when we went to the Conch Hut to eat and listened to the greatest trio of guys playing Hawaiian music as well as other jazz songs.

Hey, Brit. Love Black Coffee. That gal doing it was terrific. I don't know her, but thanks for the introduction.

Today is this guy's birthday , and very timely, because St. Patrick's Day will be this month as well as the Ides of March. He's a member of the Irish band U2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wR8BO_tF8JI

morning miss letty

roger miller
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmOe27SJ3Yc

Good afternoon, radioland. I just came home and had brunch. Molified the bosses for another session. I like the birthday song almost as much as the Beatles version of it.

Here is one of my favorite oldies
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rujNKQ1CHow&feature=related

Hey, Rock. Love that one by Roger Miller. He has done a bunch of goodies, Kansas. Thanks for the memory of Trailers for Sale Or Rent.

edgar, thanks again for your comments and although I don't know For Your Precious Love by Jerry, enjoyed listening. Thanks for the memory.

Today is this fellow's birthday, and here is one of my favorites by him.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-NgkBYpN2A&feature=related

That's my favorite song by Neil, letty.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSn9pXJjRi0
Merle

Concert season is starting again.Got a couple of tickets for me and my Daughter to see these two in Hyde Park in a few weeks time....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmQ_1sXZJxI
Stevie Nicks - Sara.

Wait a minute baby. . .
Stay with me awhile
you said you'd give me light
But you never told me about the fire

Drowning in the sea of love
Where everyone would love to drown
And now it's gone
It doesn't matter what for
But if you build that house
then would you call me
Call

And he was just like a great dark wing
Within the wings of a storm
I think I had met my match--he was singing
And undoing and undoing
and undoing the laces
undoing the laces

Sara, you're the poet in my heart
Never change, never stop
And now it's gone
It doesn't matter what for
So when you build that house
Well then call me home

The man said hold on baby
The night is coming and the starling
flew for days
I'd stay home at night all the time
Well I would go anywhere, anywhere
Anywhere,ask me and I will be there
ask me and I'm there 'cause I care

Drowning in the sea of love
Where I know every one of you would so love to drown
And now it's gone
It doesn't matter anymore
But if you build your house
I will come by

Sara, you're the poet in my heart
Never change, never stop
It's never gone
It always matters what for
So when you build your house
I will come by

All I ever wanted
Was to know that you were dreaming
(There's a heartbeat
And it never really died)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTFKPdWw1Gc
Rod Stewart-You're In My Heart.

edgar, Loved Workin' Man's Blues by Merle. Ah, that is so true today.

Sara by Stevie Nicks is great. (course I had to search to find out that she was a woman)

Rod Stewart's You're in my Heart was both funny (especially his counting the beat) and lovely.

Thanks, Brit, for the lyrics and the info on you and your daughter.

I guess we've all had our magic moments, and here is Perry to tell us about his.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ND3oghPL5M&feature=related

Hi Radioers! This was on my mind today . . .

Liked Perry Rod and Stevie. Everything Old is New Again is a great one too.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydKJ4SKa8ZE
Sunday Morning

George, Welcome back. Yep, that's a new one from the movie Chicago. Love it!

edgar, that Maroon 5 song, Sunday Morning is fantastic. Thanks again for your comments.

Here's the version of All That Jazz that I recall.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPFKMco8AL0

UhOh, this fellow who somehow got into our studio scared everyone away.



George reminded me of his pun on this creature

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AieUk2AH4w

Nice to have London with us today.

Goodnight world,

From Letty with amore

I like All That Jazz. Dean's song takes me back to the the time of the team of Lewis and Deano.

Saying good night. Asleep at the wheel.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cD-FkA3cpn8&feature=feedrec_grec_index

Morning Ms Letty,Ed and all WA2K folks.Did you know that James Bond's boss sings?....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvZex3Qf7QQ
Dame Judi Dench - Send In The Clowns.
Words by Stephen Sondheim.

"From little acorns............."....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQxHxloG854&feature=related
The Choir:Boys Don't Sing -Stand By Me / Beautiful Girls.

Good morning WA2K radio fans.

edgar, loved your goodnight song. Asleep at the Wheel was fantastic, and thanks again for your comments. Incidentally, Jerry is still with us. Fond memories of the Telerama.

Way Down Texas Way was also a great song.

Hey, Brit. I had to remind myself of Dame Judi. She was "M" in the James Bond movies. Loved Send in the Clowns and Stand by Me was great by those choir boys.

Two observations for the morning, yawl.

Today is Quincy Jones' birthday, so here is one by him.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjLKooaFLv4&feature=related

and, since tomorrow is The Ides of March a bit of info on that special day with ramifications for Julius Caesar.

It is Lupercalia, an ancient Roman religious holiday. Caesar, the Roman dictator, makes his appearance before the "press" (crowd) in the streets. From out of the crowd, a soothsayer issues his famous warning. And Caesar, a very superstitious man, isn't the sort to take a soothsayer lightly.

The "ides" of March is the fifteenth; which day of the month the ides is depends on a complicated system of calculation Caesar himself established when he instituted the Julian calendar, a precursor of our own. The ides of January, for example, is the thirteenth; the ides of March, May, July and October is the fifteenth.

The importance of the ides of March for Caesar is that it is the day he will be assassinated by a group of conspirators, including Brutus and Cassius. Despite numerous and improbable portents—the soothsayer's warning, some fearsome thundering, his wife's dreams of his murder, and so on—Caesar ventures forth on the ides to meet his doom.

Shakespeare borrowed this scene, along with other details of Caesar's demise, from Plutarch's Life of Julius Caesar. An English translation was readily available, but its precise phrasings weren't quite dramatic enough for Shakespeare's purposes. Where he has the soothsayer declaim, "Beware the Ides of March," the more prosaic original notes merely that the soothsayer warns Caesar "to take heed of the day of the Ides of March."

Now, the famous soliloquy of Mark Anthony.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esUMvBL3gnY&feature=related

Brando had his moments when he was really good.
Good morning, radioland folk. The following explains how I would like to feel today. It ain't likely however.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAtiM7zJ_1I&feature=feedrec_grec_index

Will get to Quincy later.

Quincy can wait, edgar, but you hurry back.

I should be Glad All Over but I'm cold all over. Like that one by The Dave Clark Five, however.

Another surprise, yawl. Today is Taylor Hanson's birthday and just as I thought that Steve was a guy, I thought Taylor was a girl.

Taylor Hanson (born Jordan Taylor Hanson; March 14, 1983) is an American musician best known as a member of the pop rock band Hanson.[1] He sings both lead and backing vocals, and plays keyboard, percussion (including bongos and the tambourine), guitar, and piano. He is also the lead singer of supergroup Tinted Windows.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzVy4dQjXiM&feature=related

Thinking of our Brit's "two left feet" here's one by Jerry Lee. I know The Harlem Globetrotters had this as their theme song, but it was whistled.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8riSy5ArWGQ&feature=related

Never heard of Taylor before, but the music's good. Jerry Lee's Georgia Brown is one I have listened to a few times before. Quincy of course always does good.
Got some Jackie Wilson here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TUYSdHEoGQ