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Originally posted by Mrs.M:
In the don't like category, I'll add rap!
I didn't mention it as I don't consider it music
Someone's bound to flame us now!
I didn't mention it as I don't consider it music
Someone's bound to flame us now!
I didn't mention it as I don't consider it music
Someone's bound to flame us now!
It seems she had had breast cancer about that time.
Lol, I started to say that!!!
Two of the best one's I've seen were Wayne Newton and Liberace...Wayne is multitalented!! He can play anything and sing!...one of the worst was Lorreta Lynn.
Musical - Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Chicago comes a very close second - the play, not the movie). West Side Story is also in my top 5 ... I think I'm a Russ Tamblyn freak
Musical Variety Show - tie between Rosemary Clooney Show, Judy Garland Show and Nat's show
Vocalist - Male - Michael Feinstein, Nat 'King' Cole (no, I'm not a Frank[ie] fan)
Vocalist - Female - Petula, Janis Ian, Karen Carpenter, Rosemary and Bette Midler
Big Band - Glenn Miller, although Tommy and Jimmy are up there too.
Mother Mary Says, 'HONESTLY! you're just ruint!'
Musical Variety Show - tie between Rosemary Clooney Show, Judy Garland Show and Nat's show
Vocalist - Male - Michael Feinstein, Nat 'King' Cole (no, I'm not a Frank[ie] fan)
Vocalist - Female - Petula, Janis Ian, Karen Carpenter, Rosemary and Bette Midler
Big Band - Glenn Miller, although Tommy and Jimmy are up there too.
Danke Schoen! I would like to see him too. Dionne Warwick was nice in concert, but vocal only - not the 'show' pet put on
Lorreta ... fits into my 'Twangy Country' category! I'll make an exception for Dolly though!
Mother Mary Says, 'HONESTLY! you're just ruint!'
Lorreta ... fits into my 'Twangy Country' category! I'll make an exception for Dolly though!
I am not familar with Janis Ian. I do like the rest of th entire list. Thinking of the talented Karen, makes me sad. Such a waste of life.
I've actually registered 'KDEAD.COM' ... when internet radio legalities settle down I plan on doing a little internet radio show ...
KDEAD - All Dead, All Day - Only songs performed by those that have passed on
I swear, that bouncing ball twisted my mind!
Mother Mary Says, 'HONESTLY! you're just ruint!'
KDEAD - All Dead, All Day - Only songs performed by those that have passed on
I swear, that bouncing ball twisted my mind!
That sound interesting! Please keep me posted!
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Originally posted by Mrs.M:
I am not familar with Janis Ian. I do like the rest of th entire list. Thinking of the talented Karen, makes me sad. Such a waste of life.
Janis's BIG song was 'At Seventeen'. She has started touring again in the last few years and occasionally makes it to Seattle. A lot of her stuff is sung by other performers.
So many are gone that might have still been with us if they had just asked for help. Karen, Judy, Marilyn, ... I'm thankful that I live in an age where recordings are available.
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Originally posted by Mrs.M:
That sound interesting! Please keep me posted!
Will do
That's true. Of course, some would simply be gone probably by now. Do you like Nat KIng Cole's daughter?
When I was a child, we went to many plays and actually, I played in a lot of local stuff. It was great fun and good experience..a great confidence builder!
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Originally posted by Mrs.M:
That's true. Of course, some would simply be gone probably by now. Do you like Nat KIng Cole's daughter?
Yes, enough to have bought her 'duet' album (Unforgettable, With Love) where she mixed her fathers vocals in.
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Originally posted by bjones9942:
I think I was born a generation or two too lateI think I'd look pretty good in a Zoot Suit!
You're in luck. There's an auction for one. Just go to Clothing, Shoes & Accessories> men's clothing> suits> zoot.
Oh, yes, I have that too! Beautiful!!
Barskin, bet that suit smells good by now! LOL!
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Originally posted by Mrs.M:
When I was a child, we went to many plays and actually, I played in a lot of local stuff. It was great fun and good experience..a great confidence builder!
Unfortunately, my parents were into bowling
My father was the northwest distributor of motion picture films (stored, repaired and shipped them to the theaters), but didn't like to actually take us to the theatre! He would sometimes 'borrow' a film and we'd watch it at home (those 35mm projectors were NOISY!).
My vacations to NYC are primarily for good food; but second is times square. I had 2nd row center seats to Chicago last time I was there. It was amazing! Dreamgirls was fantastic (in the 80's) and I still get a kick when I think of, 'Sister Mary Ignacious Explains It All ...' - I saw it off broadway. Don't think I'd want to take any of my Catholic friends to it though!
I still need to see Lion King. Tickets are hard to get
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Originally posted by barskin:
You're in luck. There's an auction for one. Just go to Clothing, Shoes & Accessories> men's clothing> suits> zoot.
Wow! 349 Items Listed!
I was never in a bowling alley until I was in my teens, I think. Probably a good thing. I bowl very consistantly...down one gutter and then the next!! It is that left handed curve that gets me! LOL!