Harry Bidgood’s Broadcasters — The Kerb Step (1930)
This recording was also released as by the Nat Lewis Dance Band which was a pseudonym for Harry Bidgood. On the label it was described as “the famous Daily Express song.” I’ve often wondered about the song’s connection with the newspaper.
Of late one of my favorite uniforms is that of the Navy Chief Petty Officer
This example in my collection is named to Chief Commissaryman (CSC) Hugh L. Kruger (1924-2012) who served aboard the cruiser USS Providence (CLG-6) during the Vietnam era.
The other day I went on a twenty mile bike ride which isn’t very unusual for me. What was unusual was that night I woke up in excruciating pain from a severe cramp in both of my thighs. It was so bad that I couldn’t even stand or walk. Since I’m an avid cyclist I don’t think it was “unused...
For some reason profanity, especially the F-word, seems to bother me more nowadays when it never used to. I’m no prude and, God knows, I’ve been guilty of liberal use of the F-bomb myself, but now I find it kind of jarring.
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