Dolittle:  I love Doo Wop (not a play on your nickname, you know?) done in the traditional way, a Capella.  I'm glad you liked it.  I'm trying to get people pumped about doing a Doo Wop theme night.

TexasToest: Very kewl Toesty!!!

Nirvana:  Kewlio.  Thanks for posting that.  A piece of history in the making.

Yesterday (30th September) was the 40th Anniversary of the launch
of BBC Radio One and
BBC Radio Two

On the same day BBC Radio 3 changed it's name from BBC Third Programme (started on 29th September 1946) .
Also on the same day, 30th September 1967, BBC Radio 4 replaced the Home Service.

This was the first song broadcast on BBC Radio One (Tony Blackburn was the disk jockey)
The Move ~ Flowers in the Rain.

Beautiful!!!

*praying :-)

awesome:  Wouldn't it be nice?

There is a club in heaven where Steve Marriott plays every night and the beer is free

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fofNPJ8RGdQ&mode=related&search=

Pipe Organs - nuts and bolts

Crank this!!

One of my favorite composers - my favorite organ piece - Toccata & Fugue in D minor, Johann Sebastian Bach.  And WHAT an organ -

My prayer - To Whom It May Concern, please let me sit in this place and listen to this organist practice his Hanon exercises.  Thank you.

Jim Dandy:  That WAS a treat.  I kept thinking the Stones missed the opportunity to be the dragon,. though.  Can't Mick strut?  THEEEEEE best.

Jim Dandy:  You want me off your wavelength?  You've been on mine for a while now.  You can't fight with that duo.  They've been doing all the right things for a couple - three decades now.  *shakes head* astounding, huh?  

TexasToest: Hey Hey You You get offa my wavelength lol,this and Custard Pie are my two faves,but try and find a good Custard Pie at this time of the day,or a circa clip of this gem,oh well
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPtY3XzoUV0&mode=related&search=

I found a bakery that was open late

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjtgNdWMwuo

Jim Dandy:  Or Sioux?

TexasToest: or a boy naned Sue

Jim Dandy:  There are a lot of corners, Radiant is right.  That looks like it was a fun place to be!

You know, that's so funny, a clothes designer named Nudie.

Jim Dandy:  Ahh, i saw a couple of zillion people waving... but.. are the one that let your hair down?

Radiant2007 :-): c'mon,put your glasses on,the south east corner,I'm waving

Jim Dandy: Yeah, I am also called Mrs. Holmes

Jim Dandy: Which corner!!? LOL

Nudie was a legend in costume design for musicians
http://www.nudiesrodeotailor.com/

Radiant2007 :-): thanks for decifering what was apparently a complicated code

LOL

Jim Dandy:  Oh!  Another Texan.  About my age too.  I thought you had me, then I saw the 13th Floor Elevators poster.  Ahah!  He's back on my radar!!  I've often wondered about him, but just never dug him up.  Thanks for reminding me, now I'll be cognizant.

THANKS FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTION, SEAWOLF2.  PETULA CLARK DOES, INDEED. HAVE A STELLAR VOICE. 

RADIANT, FELLINI IS WONDERFUL.  I HAVE BEEN WATCHING THOSE MOVIES FOR YEARS, AND LOVE THEM EVERY TIME I SEE THEM.

SEAWOLF2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVp97USJtZY&mode=related&search=


HERE SHE IS AGAIN SOME YEARS LATER...
AND LIKE A FINE WINE SHE JUST GETS BETTER
WITH AGE!!

These are musicians from Holland (my country) that play Fellini's La Strada!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqX3-vQvkvE&mode=related&search=

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMVa6AmXcVA


PETULA CLARK SINGING "THIS IS MY SONG" FROM THE MOTION PICTURE "THE COUNTESS FROM HONG KONG". WORDS AND MUSIC BY
CHARLES CHAPLIN... YES "CHARLIE CHAPLIN" OF SILENT MOVIE FAME, FOLKS!! ALWAYS LOVED THIS LOVELY BRITISH LADY'S VOICE. AND SHE
SINGS JUST AS BEAUTIFULLY IN FRENCH TOO!!!
TAKE NOTE OF THE FASHIONS OF 1966 THEN
ALSO.... MYSTERIOUS IS ALWAYS MUCH MORE
SEDUCTIVE THAN "IN YOUR FACE" NUDITY LIKE
IT IS NOW!! THIS IS ONE CLASSY & SEXY LADY!!
SHE'S GOT MY VOTE ANYWAY.... ENJOY FOLKS!

Jim Dandy:  Horror?  Hahahaha!  I saw the movie - that's the hard version.

Texas: looks like I am in an Italian mood 2nite.. This one I always loved too... This is not from Hollywood... this is from Fellini

La Strada
with Anthony Quin - but I like the woman: Gelsomina

Visit me in Holland.. then lets travel off to Italy

Radiant2007 :-): That looks like fun!  Think I'll continue off to Rome after we watch the movie.

This paints a smile in my face! I love this - its one of my favorites indeed!

Roman Holiday

Jim Dandy:  Is that from a movie, Dandy-pie?

TexasToest: Yes... the parts of the clip were parts of the actual movie.. I remember being glueed in front of the tv when it came on and I even learned a few words Italian..

Edelweiss - Sound of Music

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iteRKXIJqW8&mode=related&search=

Radiant2007 :-):  The use of music in that clip was really powerful.  

TexasToest: Thank you! I loved the surprise!!!!

that was fun.  Surprise

I saw all installments and loved them all... however they were violent at times... Very Italian... Passionate...


Music: Ennio Morricone - La Musica Parla (Music talks)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLRT8kLAljs

High Society ~ 'Did You Ever' Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby

I announced it in General Chat, and <pvoes. TV amd Radio.

TexasToest: Beautiful! Why off topic?