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Very touching, and Frankie sounds *wonderful*...

Obviously, Big Daddy Grab-Ass thought Lard Bucket Lilly was a female polar bear and was trying to get some action...

The real warthog is the idiot that labelled this sludge, "Warhog Killing Lion"...

That hog really should consider orthodontia...

This dude should be kicking-off for the Packers...

"And in this corna..."

This video should be rated "R" because it shows topless females...

And just what do these hyenas find so funny?

This horrid incident might not have occurred if the seal had shaven his beard that morning...

The only "attack" is on the intelligence of the viewer of this sludge...

Somebody help me -- I can't stop listening to this wonderful clip....

@BillyT531 Isn't ("wasn't"?) WXYZ, 1270, an AM station in Detroit? I believe The Volumes were from the Motor City...love the song...it was probably played back then (1962) on CKLW, 800AM, in Windsor, Canada, also...

I'll bet these two lard-bucket idiots eat out of a trough...

Ahhh, beautiful September, 1966....

@vanislefan I turned 14 in March, 1964, and remember this song playing in early September of that year. I had just begun my freshman year in high school. The gentle, warm, sunny afternoons of that month could never be described. I love this song now as much as I did then...

Dumb.

What the hell is that screwy, one-legged, bunny-hop nonsense??!!?? "Here, let me punch you, but I have to hop on one leg like an idiot before I do!"

What a sordid episode. Liston was a bull and it would have taken a wrecking ball to get him off his feet -- Ali's love-tap absolutely didn't qualify. Assuming that Liston took a dive, was it at the behest of the Black Muslims or of organized crime? Some say that Liston, and/or his family, were...

Great performance on an underrated doo-wop hit from early 1964! Nice work, Devotions! Wish we could have these fun, whimsical, creative songs now -- thanks, guys, for keeping them alive!

Living in Toledo, Ohio, the Hurricanes' backyard, this is about all you heard in the summer of 1959!

Songwriter, Ian Tyson, and Judy Collins actually cooked up this great song while on a long car trip out west...

This, in my opinion, is the finest song ever to come out of Motown...

Very fine job with what I feel is the finest song ever to come out of Motown...

Ahhh, wonderful, romantic memories of the beautiful spring of 1967...

Jackson Browne's best ever!

Best he's ever done...hauntingly beautiful...

This is a fine arrangement of "One Fine Day, " but nothing will ever match the Chiffons' 1963 release of this great Goffin-King song. The Rita Coolidge version does feature some fine background vocal work by Michael McDonald, though...

I'm 61 and have been following boxing for over 50 years. Sonny Liston was the most intimidating force ever to enter a boxing ring. Behind the ferocious power and never-ending glowering was a person who had a heart. Sadly, starting with his father's abuse, Sonny never was able to get on track i...

Beautiful song, beautiful arrangement, beautifully sung...

Charlie Chaplin would be thrilled with this classy interpretation of his beautiful "This Is My Song"...

The honeys singing this song are so feminine I can't STAND it!!

This song is SO beautiful -- it brings back memories of my mother playing this album on the Hi-Fi while she cleaned house on Saturday mornings...

Gosh, I love this song from June, 1963 -- such wonderful memories of being 13 -- the crush-per-week, fun, playing baseball, delivering the very early morning papers...mmmmm....

GREAT work by the lead singer -- memories of spring, 1961...

It's simply beyond me how someone can write a song as beautiful as this...

@gabbydeb Yes.