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Carol Shaw - Jimmy boy.LYLY OLDIES.avi

Tina Robin

*STEREO*. Janie Black sings "Lonely Sixteen". Issued on the Capitol label, got to #116 on the US charts in 1961. Janie is the one seated, little s...

Don't Mention My Name = Shepherd Sisters 1963

Rhythm And Blues

Better known today as a country artist, in the early 60's Sue was a pop-crossover queen with hits like "Sad Movies (Make Me Cry)" and "Norman". He...

It's a beautiful morning!

The original version of this song, covered by the sonics, among others

This vocal harmony group from Santa Rosa, Ca was formed in 1959 and struggled for a while until they found lightning in a bottle in the form of thi...

We'll Meet Again by Vera Lynn.

Lyrics:

We'll meet again

Don't know where

Don't know when

But I know we'll meet again

Some sunny day

Keep smiling t...

a great song by one of the graetest singers in music history !!

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Edit: Over 7,000 views?! How the hell did it jump that hi...

Great song by Otis Redding; The Dock Of The Bay is probably my favourite one. Listen to the King of Soul and enjoy.

2,000 mathematical calculations a second! 12 K of memory! Vacuum tubes and reels of magnetic tape! Dot matrix printouts! The future is here, folk...

Clip from the movie, where Susan and Sharon [both played by Hayley Mills]

sings.. lets get together, in this unforgettable scene..

MERRILL E MOORE - HOUSE OF BLUE LIGHTS - MAY 5, 1952 .

Tommy Johnson - you ain't gonna believe this one! Tommy Johnson plays boogie woogie. An amazing pianist. Plays boogie-woogie piano music incredibly...

A Nostalgic song about growing up in Brooklyn in the 50s and 60s. But people from anywhere in New York, New Jersey or any big city can relate to it.

There's just something about this video that almost makes me want to cry every time I watch it. So many of the country greats are gone and, like G...

In my opinion, the best scene of the movie, it says a lot about the past of Wayne and his sister in law.

Ward Bond is great drinking his coffe, his...

A medley of themes - some known, others not so well known, from the greatest film composer of all time, Bernard Herrmann (1911-1975).

"Dracula: Prince of Darkness" was my first experience with the horror genre and now, 10 years later, I'm a big fan of scary movies. Lee will always...

Exactly what the title says. :)

Harlem Nocturne by The Viscounts

A few people told me they were looking for this. I know it's nto the kind of stuff I normally post but I do love this tune

Humorous doo wop from 1982

This one plays well considering how beat it is. This was produced by Tee Kay Records in Brooklyn and most likely recorded at A-1 Sound Studios in B...

A TRIBUTE TO FRANK SINATRA'S CAREER

APUSH Project for Mr. Struck's class.

I decided to post this for a change of pace. It's a very relaxing piece that will put you at ease once you listen to it.

ABC promo for the Sunday February 6, 1983 premiere of the miniseries "The Winds Of War" with a voice over by Ernie Anderson

Music by Robert (Bob) Cobert.

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US MARINES AND SO HANDSOME IN THEIR UNIFORM

From 20th Century Fox Video South Pacific

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Rodgers and Hammerstein present "SOUTH PACIFIC"

Rock n' Roll

WOW! WOW! WOW! WOW!!

Remember your first slow dance?! Track 3 on Side 1 of the Band's Doo Wop-era album is a slow ballad with a sound reminiscent of the Nutmegs. To ...

Elvis Presley Medley 1968

The Mastermixers are real great. I like this sound

and it have been a pleasure to create this compilation.

Thanks for watching and enjoy other comp...

Grease (1978) - "Sandy" performed by John Travolta

Stranded at the drive-in

Branded a fool

What will they say Monday at school?

Sandy can't you s...

I Don't Want to Be Your Friend - Lyrics:

Did you see me last night

I was there in the dark

I saw her look at you, the way I used to do

When I stil...

Gene Chandler - Duke Of Earl

"Take Five" is a jazz piece written by Paul Desmond and performed by The Dave Brubeck Quartet on their 1959 album "Time Out". Recorded at Columbia...

The Dave Brubeck Quartet - Take Five (1961)

Just watch the video