Alex Simon: Errol Morris Digs The Dirt With Tabloid

Alex Simon: Errol Morris Digs The Dirt With Tabloid

You’ve Got James Patterson - AOL Video

Teaching kids to read is becoming even more important than ever.....help then now, especially if you want them to become artists in their own right.  Everyone is a potential artist!

You’ve Got James Patterson - AOL Video

SINK THE BISMARCK ~ sung by Johnny Horton

A legend ship of the 2nd World War,
the Brits, took her down.  A little bit of history

Jimmy Dean - Big Bad John (1961)

 Just a reminder of big bad John..

Adele - Rolling In The Deep

Imus had Tribeca on this morning and they sang this, but as good as they are, Adele has the voice for this song! Her album is sweeping the country ....                                                             

The Guess Who - Clap For The Wolfman (1974) Tribute to: "Wolfman Jack"

here is some music to go with that advertising on the first post.

Wolfman Jack On XPRS

A blast from the past, for those of you who missed this great part of growing up in America, many years ago

We need someone to howl on the air again!

Swing Dancing from the Movie Twiced Blessed (1945)

ha ha
this is fun to watch, swing dancing , the jitterbug in all its glory

Neil Sedaka - Breaking Up Is Hard To Do (From "The Show Goes On" DVD)

One of the greatest, lyrics, songs, and long lasting, remembering Neil Sedaka, you can listen to him forever

Lena Horne - Stormy Weather (1943)

The Lady, the looks, the music! Here was the sensation of the 1940's, a woman who matured with great beauty.

Double - Woman Of The World (Official Video)

Here is an interesting new band, you can go to their website, direct from here.

ELLA MAE MORSE ~ SHOO SHOO BABY ~ 1943

Music that kept everyone up, in spite of the war. Keeping up spirits! Patriotism was necessary to be able to handle the loss of your loved one , and they were gone for years....4 and more....the suffering was incredible.

ELLA MAE MORSE MISTER FIVE BY FIVE 1942

The boys were being drafted and volunteering for the service....when this song was played, and boy could they "cut a rug" as they danced with Ella Mae Morse.....memories of the war years, will be coming in my next book , almost ready to be publised.

Ella Mae Morse - The Blacksmith Blues (1952)

what a great jitterbug number, we loved it....just a hello to one of the old songs and old singers. a good song to learn how to jitterbug, cause the beat is slow enough and you can heel toe to it, until you get it...