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    AtomicEra Tom got me in the '70's mood with Chuck Mangione so blame him for the following:

    Boz Scaggs


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    Totally cool Scopitone of "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes" Bobby Vee

    ...I think the guy in the blue Speedo hurt himself during filming ..

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    Saturday morning serials chapters 1 through 15,
    Fly paper, penny loafers, Lucky Strike Green.
    Flat tops, sock hops, Studebaker, Pepsi Please,
    Ahh, do you remember these?

    Cigar Bands, on your hand, your daddy's socks rolled down.
    Sticks, snow floats and aviator caps with flaps that button down.
    Movie stars on Dixie Cup tops, and knickers to your knees,
    Ahh, do you remember these?

    The Hit Parade, grape Tru-Aid, The Sadie Hawkins Dance,
    Pedal pushers, duck tail hair and peggin' your pants.
    Howdie-Doodie, Tutti-Frutti, the seam up the back of her hose,
    Ahh, do you remember those?

    James Dean, he was keen, Sunday movies were taboo,
    The Senior Prom, Judy's mom, Rock-n-Roll was new.
    Cracker Jack prize, stars in your eyes, as Daddy tore the keys,
    Ahh, do you remember these?

    The boogey man, lemonade stands, takin' your tonsils out,
    Hindenburg, -n- wait your turn, and 4 foul balls you're out.
    Cigarette loads, -n- secret codes, -n- savin' lucky stars,
    Can you remember back that far?

    The boat neck shirts, and fender skirts and crinoline petticoats,
    Mum's the word, and a dirty bird and a double root beer float.
    Moon hub caps, and loud heel taps, and he's a real gone cat.
    Ahh, do you remember that?

    Dancin' close, little moron jokes, and cooties in her hair,
    Captain Midnight, Ovaltine, and The Whip at the County Fair.
    Charles Atlas Course, Roy Roger's Horse, and "only The Shadow knows"
    Ahh, do you remember those?

    Gable's charm, Frog in your arm, loud mufflers, pitchin' woo,
    Going steady, Veronica and Betty, white bucks, and "Blue Suede Shoes"
    Knock Knock jokes, and "Who's there?", Dewey, Dewey who?;
    Do we, do we remember these? Yes, we do, Ahh do we do we remember these?
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    Randi Graff -- You Can Always Count On Me

    Randi Graff (right) as Oolie in City of Angels




    Lyrics
    I'm one of a long line of good girls
    Who choose the wrong guy to be sweet on
    The girl with the face that's as welcome
    That men can wipe their feet on
    I'm there when he calls me the trusted Girl Friday all right
    But what good does it do me alone on a Saturday night?

    If you need a gal to go without salary and work too hard
    You can always count on me
    The kind of a pal who'd sneak you a file past the prison guard
    Loyal to the nth degree
    The boss is quite the lady's man and that's my biggest gripe
    Till I showed up he'd never hire a girl cause she could type
    I'm no femme fatale but faithful and true as a Saint Bernard
    Barking up the wrong damn tree. You can always count on me

    I don't need a map, I naturally head for the dead end street
    You can always count on me
    I'm caught in a trap when joy is approaching and I retreat
    I'm at home with misery
    I've been the Other Woman since my puberty began
    I crashed the Junior Prom and met the only married man
    I'm always on tap for romance or chocolate that's bittersweet
    You can always count on me

    A matter of fact if you want an ill-fated love affair
    You can always count on me
    Though I made a pact to carry out research before I care
    Men don't give a warranty
    One Joe who swore he's single got me sort of crocked. The beast!
    I woke up only slightly shocked that I defrocked a priest
    Or else I attract the guys who are longing to do my hair
    You can always count on me

    I go for the riff raff who's treating me so-so
    When I can play the second fiddle I'm a virtuoso
    I should be playing for a wedding band
    But there's no wedding rings attached
    Though you can bet there's strings attached

    Though my kind of dame no doubt will die out like the dinosaurs
    You can always count on me
    I'm solely to blame, my head gives advice that my heart ignores
    I'm my only enemy
    I choose the kind who cannot introduce the girl he's with
    There's lots of smirking motel clerks who call me "Mrs. Smith"
    But I've made a name with hotel detectives who'll break down doors
    Guess who they expect to see? You can always count on me
    Last edited by V.C. Brunswick; 01-06-2012 at 04:19 PM.
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    "The Ross Sisters were a trio of female sibling singing dancers consisting of Aggie Ross, Elmira Ross, and Maggie Ross (whose real names were Veda Victoria, Dixie Jewel and Betsy Ann Ross). The Ross Sisters performed as a 3-part harmony trio wherein they also danced and did acrobatics and contortionism."

    The Ross Sisters - Solid Potato Salad(1944)


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    -Tom N.

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    1. William Wirges and his Orchestra -- Afraid Of You (1928)
    2. Orchestre Chez Fysher -- Sweet Child (1926)
    3. Arden & Ohman and Their Orchestra -- Dizzy Fingers (1926)
    4. Anglo-Persians -- Dancing Tambourine (1927)

    "I'm playing all the right notes but not necessarily in the right order." ...Eric Morecambe, OBE

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    [B]Beautiful Faces Come Out Of Vanity Cases[/B]

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    Saxophon Orchester Dobbri -- Wenn Ich Die Blonde Inge
    vocal by Max Mensing

    "I'm playing all the right notes but not necessarily in the right order." ...Eric Morecambe, OBE

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    On Pandora radio. Fats Waller, Cole Porter, Keith Green and Ethel Merman radio.
    On I heart raidio K-Love and Air 1 stations.
    Donny Osmond's Whenever your in trouble mp3.
    ...Kept by the power of God-1 Peter 1:5

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