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Blows and nails and polishes.
Number 1) R.E.M. Losing my religion.
Number 2) Foo fighters. Best of you.
Number 3) Madonna. Like a prayer.
Number 4) David Bowie. As the world falls.
Number 5) Beyonce. Listen. Which i believe was taken from the movie ” The dream girls “
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My idea of a fidget spinner
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January 7, 1950 Gene Autry “Rudolph, The Red-nosed Reindeer“ Columbia1January 14, 1950 The Andrews Sisters “I Can Dream, Can’t I“ Decca4February 11, 1950 The Ames Brothers “Rag Mop“ Coral1February 18, 1950 Red Foley “Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy“ Decca4March 18, 1950 Teresa Brewer “Music! Music! Music!“ London4April 15, 1950 Eileen Barton “If I Knew You Were Comin’ I’d’ve Baked a Cake“ National2April 29, 1950 Anton Karas “The Third Man Theme“ London11July 15, 1950 Nat King Cole “Mona Lisa“ Capitol5August 19, 1950 Gordon Jenkins and The Weavers “Goodnight Irene“♪ <small>(1950) </small> Decca13November 18, 1950 Sammy Kaye “Harbor Lights“ Columbia2December 2, 1950 Phil Harris “The Thing“ RCA4December 30, 1950 Patti Page “The Tennessee Waltz“ Mercury91 member liked this post.
A song for Linda, this is not just a song it’s a profound statement.
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Lindaclemenza, this is the song you mentioned a few days ago..It was from the bodyguard, sung by Whitney Houston
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Lindaclemenza, the fabulous pointer sisters .
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Here is another strange photo i was sent looks like a pair of legs without the body walking alond the street. In the background you can see the Anglican cathedral in Liverpool its around 1932 as the cathedral is un-finished. The disused cemetery is below
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Once the coat came off, you knew she meant business lol. One of her best performances!! Love the surprised face on Carol King Imagine having a Living Legend come out to honor you by singing a song you wrote for her. I’d pass out. :)