Good morning, WA2K listeners and contributors.
Hey, Water Man, welcome to WA2K radio.
Morgan, Thank you for complimenting WA2K.
Barry, Thanks for the correction on The Prince and Joni Mitchel's song.
hbg, You missed out salute to Litz, but he is worth more than one, methinks. Loved the Lang Lang version and Bugs Bunny was funny.
Once again, here are the lyrics to the Litz's Dream of Love song:
In all my dreams i only dream of you, love
i guess it was meant to be
and all those dreams, you make them all come true, love
i know you're the one for me
and through my darkest night
you send your brightest light
and make me feel so strong
so strong in your nude embrace
so weak near your shining face
in all my dreams you take me to the stars, love
and that's where i long to stay
Ah, Ontario, I adore Victor Borge. He also played The William Tell Overture upside down and backwards and when inflation was robbing us, he inflated the language by saying: Any two four eleveneth . He is indeed our Great Dane as is our sculpture, hebba.
Mandolins in the Moonlight was lovely as well.
Victor died after returning from a concert in Copenhagen, Denmark, and that reminded me of Danny Kaye doing Hans Christian Anderson.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24SPhbpeAzE
Now, another birthday man.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQ6cjHp_5s0
He directed so many fine movies, yawl.
Hurry back, edgar.
Hope I didn't miss anyone, but as you know, my way of thanking everyone is to thumb them up. To whoever thumbed up my contributions, thank you as well.