The Shining Soundtrack - It's All Forgotten Now

[Kerouacco]

La scena migliore del film: Al cesso col maggiordomo.

[glower125]

NICE SONG ..IT'S ALL FORGOTTEN NOW WHAT WE HAVE DONE TO NATIVE AMERICANS..IT'S ALL NICE AND LOVELY NOW. LETS FORGET OUR BLOODY PAST. YES WE ARE HAPPY ONCE AGAIN.

[Loveships9]

Check the face of the guy >..<

[HodgePodge218]

cant watch because the fucking ad wont load and wont let me skip, fuck you youtube

[Jaoric]

@missjacko1 just say "Oi! Eff Offf You Effing Kant" - he'll get the point. (And he'll think you're a real hard knock and leave you alone).

[DickAllen4HOF]

@footballstar3927 And great music it is! Enjoy! Have a nice day.

[DickAllen4HOF]

@footballstar3927 missjacko1 and I have settled our dispute amicabily. Since you want to get involved, let me elucidate my comments. I said Africa as meaning the continent in general and not any particular region. The reference to the Disney animated feature was a word play on "Lion" and "Lyin" as I was accusing my debate opponent of a bluff. I say this nicely as I too lived in Africa (Duban, South Africa) for ten-years and also enjoy the now obscure music of Al Bowley

[MsLoveShining]

This is SO amazing, that i could just cry..

[ThePauliAdolf]

I feel so much sorry for poor Jack. I don't think, that he would wanted this...

[DickAllen4HOF]

@missjacko1 You are not totally ignorant. You do know how to use Google. Besides, anyone who listens to Al Bowley does have an above average depth of musical tastes. I guess your respect of Empire and imperialistic occupation makes you just another GW Bush, Dick Chaney, and Newt Gingrich supporter, and a FOX News watcher. Did you first encounter Al Bowley and his deft crooning on the Shining movie or the Rush Limbaugh show. Oh yeah, What nationality did Al Bowley see himself as?

[DickAllen4HOF]

@missjacko1 You read biographies of people born in South Africa??? Name one. Just one biography that you have read of people born in South Africa. The only thing you know about Africa is seeing the Disney Animated feature "The Lion King." Figures, because I consider you the "Lyin' King." FWY I loved in South Africa for ten-years and was married to a South African for 14-years. The British Empire was mostly despised and it was never British soil despite what the imperialists thought.

[kriptonitekaya]

I was born in the wrong generation :(

[dinoschet]

He was from Greek and Lebanese descendence. He was killed during the bomb attack of London, WWII.

[CrisVangel1958]

So awesome!!

[raymond13008]

THANKS FOR VIEO ! BEAUTIFUL VOICE AL BOWLLY ! FRIENDSHIP RAYMOND

[karrasfather]

"He is Mr. Torrence." "Who?" A no good cook."

[DickAllen4HOF]

A Wiki researcher posted that Al Bowly was Brittish. Wrong. He was South African.

[recordnerd21]

@DickAllen4HOF Close but no cigar...



[DickAllen4HOF]

@recordnerd21 Howz that recordnerd? I know how to Google. Al Bowly was born and raised in Johanesburg, South Africa.

[AlannTH]

@DickAllen4HOF He is British, in those early days South Africa was part of the empirical order, anyone born there was deemed British, same as India.

[DickAllen4HOF]

@AlannTH Are you as daft as Jack Torrence? Maybe you should google and discover that both South Africa and India waged war against the Brittish empire. Obviously they didn't see themselves as Brittish any more than Afghans and Iraqis see themselves as Americans just because that nation militarily occupies them.

[AlannTH]

@DickAllen4HOF I dont need to google anything you where concidered British if you were born in those countries period. A lot of actors musicians and famous people that where born in India or South Africa saw themselves as British. So please before you start replying with silly remarks do your homework.

[DickAllen4HOF]

@AlannTH You need to Google Boer war. You may also get an understanding as to why the countries the USA occupies hate us (Hint: it's not because of our alleged freedom and prosperity)

[AlannTH]

@DickAllen4HOF My god, you really dont get my point at all. I dont need to google anything. Many people years ago seen Areas of South Africa as British soil, much like any Country does wiith any Embassy that belongs to them.

[DickAllen4HOF]

@AlannTH I get your point. I just don't agree with it. Many countries have embassies in the USA but none militarily occupies the USA. Just because the British militarily occupied South African soil, it does not make it Btitain. Al Bowley was actually born in Mosambique but spent his childhood, youth, and early adulthood living in Johanesburg. Maybe accoding to Briitsh law at the time he was accorded British citizenship. That does not make him Britsh. He was South African

[DickAllen4HOF]

@AlannTH two questions. Seeing that the USA was once part of the British empire, do you consider yourself British? If you answered yes, does that make you British even if you never so much as visited the UK? Al Bowley was South African and South Africans can be proud of it.

[NeverAloneForever]

@DickAllen4HOF Nationally, yes. He was South African. However, Britain is not a country. It's a kingdom. The UK. Those not born in England, part of Scotland or Ireland, or Wales were British in that they were born in a place under British imperial rule. And yes, if you were born before 1776 in the 13 colonies, you were a British colonial. I'm not completely sure of the terms but I think it might have a similarity to the term "African American".

[DickAllen4HOF]

@NeverAloneForever-- African American? Interesting. My ex-wife is a white African-American. She is an Africaaner with dual South African and US citizenship. That make's her a White African-American. I know what you may be thinking. If you want to get in a fight, tell a White Africaaner that he is not an African. Then you beg the question as to whether an Imperial empire is legitimate...Love Al Bowlly's music. Even my eight-year-old twin boys love it.

[NeverAloneForever]

@DickAllen4HOF Calm down. I'm not picking anything. In fact, your ex-wife fits the term African American term perfectly (like Charlize Theron). Africaaner. I put it in "" because of the ambiquity of the term. The term used for black americans is actually the dubious one.

As I said, in terms of nationality, he sure is South African. I just thought that there was some way of differentiating between someone like Al Bowlly and Shaka Zulu. Yes, I loved this movie and one reason was Al's music.

[DickAllen4HOF]

@NeverAloneForever Calm Down??? Hmmm . . .I wrote my reply as conversational and not as a visceral reaction. I reviewed it and can't see any different. Actually the term African American was coined by race hustler Jesse Jackson. My wife is from South America and has alot of Native American blood. I am of various European descents, mostly Scottish, Irish, and Ukraine. I never gve much thought to what the PC thought police will label my kids.

[NeverAloneForever]

@DickAllen4HOF I guess I was off. I just assumed you were mad. Whatever.

Not much consideration for the PC thought police? Now I'm envious of you. In Cali you need wings to stay above this yuppy politically correct bullshit. I'd probably be called a anglo-french-german-indian-bla­ck-american or something. If only this country can shut up about it.

lol that Jesse Jackson. I don't know if it's him or Al that is the bigger attention whore.

[DickAllen4HOF]

@NeverAloneForever If there was any misunderstanding between us, It's All Forgotten Now.

[NeverAloneForever]

@DickAllen4HOF Thnx. I'm a fan of puns. BTW do you know all of the Al Bowly songs in this film? For some reason I remember another one besides this and Midnight, The Stars & You.

[DickAllen4HOF]

@NeverAloneForever Midnight and It's All Forgotten Now are the only two Al Bowly songs in the film.

[NeverAloneForever]

@DickAllen4HOF So, was there another ballroom classic in the film by another artist or am I just nostalgiating?

[IRobertMarah]

This song always creeps me out, just thinking of when you first see Grady's face close-up, with that creepy way he stares at Jack.

[sargebehr]

;=)



[sargebehr]

Great tune - recorded by Raymond Noble orchestra sung by Al Bowlly, a great Brit 'crooner' who died in a 'blitzkrieg' bombing while stepping outside his flat in London in 1941 - tragic loss!

[FollowersofDamu]

@sargebehr Ladies and Gentlemen, we have a Wikipedia researcher! Let's give em a hand!!!

[scottl20az]

makes me wish I was born 70 years earlier

[POINTMANFOREVER]

Mr.grady you were the CARETAKER IN HERE!

[TheAltair4]

@POINTMANFOREVER "I'm sorry to differ with you sir, but YOU are the caretaker. You've ALWAYS been the caretaker. I should know sir. I've ALWAYS been here."

[Johnlindsey289]

@TheAltair4

That's a great quote and this is a nice oldie here

[manjacha]

@POINTMANFOREVER Epic scene!!!

[scheissprozedur]

Auch ohne den coolen Film ein klasse Titel.

[vonFalkenstein77]

Wunderbar...