What are you listening to?

It just gets better 'n better. At least for the old farts like me.

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I know you youngsters don't dig music like this but please, indulge me. This is the very first song the wife and I danced to and ever since then (49 years), it's been our song. We love it but only Percy Faith's version.


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Here's another one we like to dance to - it turns my 70-year-old wife on.


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I can't believe it - I'm finding songs on YouTube that have been among my favorites since the Fifties, for gosh sakes. Apparently I'm not the only dinosaur in this world.

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Another Golden Oldie - this is the song that made me a lifelong fan of Elvis.


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stumpy

thanks for sharing all this wonderful music with us, some of it i remember from my childhood. my mum gave us a great apprication for all types of music but i have to say little brown jug is my fav, i have the glenn miller movie on dvd just for his music. so does that make me a dinosaur as well

cheers smokey

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i have the glenn miller movie on dvd just for his music. so does that make me a dinosaur as well

If it does, smokey, it makes you a cultured dinosaur. That was one of my very favorite Jimmy Stewart movies and June Allyson made it perfect. I also have it for the music as well as the acting.

Click on the "Watch on youtube link"
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For all our Friends "South of the Mason Dixon Line" . . .
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I spend a lot of time on the road for my job and just ended an Elmer Bernstein binge with the soundtrack cds for Comancheros, Katie Elder, Magnificent Seven and Great Escape.
The only problem was that during the action sequences, I found myself hitting 80 mph on the thruway. Gotta watch that.

We deal in lead, friend.

That's my kind of driving music!!

I received a year gift from my computer for a subscription to Napster. I am listening to John Wayne movie themes and enjoying the True Grit music right now as I type or post here. This is so much fun, and I seem to have a smoother flow with my typing, well most of the time. I have to correct some things here. I am also listening to some Elmer Bernstein music. Totally cool.

Cheers Hondo

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I spend a lot of time on the road for my job and just ended an Elmer Bernstein binge with the soundtrack cds for Comancheros, Katie Elder, Magnificent Seven and Great Escape.
The only problem was that during the action sequences, I found myself hitting 80 mph on the thruway. Gotta watch that.

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I received a year gift from my computer for a subscription to Napster. I am listening to John Wayne movie themes and enjoying the True Grit music right now as I type or post here. This is so much fun, and I seem to have a smoother flow with my typing, well most of the time. I have to correct some things here. I am also listening to some Elmer Bernstein music. Totally cool.

Careful! You might end up typing 80 MPH on the keyboard!

I am listening to "Love Letters from Maureen O'Hara".
At first, it released on RCA in 1958(ofcourse on LP).
recently it has been released on CD in Japan.
She has gorgeous soprano voice. It's very good CD.
and I am proud of having this CD.

Kraftwork on the radio

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Right now the sweet sounds of Roy Orbison.

I'm listening to Stewart Whitman on Chester's post. Not bad when talking western.

Cheers

Listening to Chevelle, Daughtery, and Breaking Benjamin.

I'm listening to The Dave Brubeck Quartet and the Time Out album on napster. Pretty cool music while I write here. That Take Five song is totally cool.

Cheers