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Really nice layout for sure! I used to live in Phoenix, and used to go to Websters Hobby shop and looked at the Model Railroading magazines, and dreamed of building a layout.....but only dreamed. But you took action, and made a real difference, thank you for sharing! Now living in the Northwest, ...

Yes, this was a favorite for me too! In later years, as an adult, got the book, and it's still around here somewhere. Sure neat to see this story animated. Mike

i just learned of this guy an hour ago, and am sending his song to my friends! Made my day!

This music reminds me of a dearly departed friend-20 years ago today. This was the last movie we saw together. So every Feb. 12, i listen to this soundtrack. Thank you for posting.

LOL!!! Good medicine man!! Feeling much better now, thanks!!

Yep, many moons ago, in high school, The Drum, sure made me feel good, a timeless feel good song! Thanks Robert, Sir.

Thank you for your help! i have a 8 meg camera with a movie feature. You speak very well. And thanks for the tip on the Windows Movie Maker. Mike

Does anyone know the name of the bumper music Mr.Farber used in his radio show in the mid 1970's? Thank you.

Way to go on living your BD 5 dream! Purchased in 1975, and still flying! Many happy landings to you, Sir!

Terry Stafford, the English sounding Elvis. You must be 30 something, that makes two of us. Anyways, got a buzz in my pc left channel from accidentally having my volume up too high, and landing on some YT site that had their music way high. Will check out the Dayton Loudspeaker Company. Thank you.

Hi Larry, airplane Mike in Oregon here. Nice to see you fly by. Guess who inspired me to paint my little Jeep yellow? Remember the old days, at the Trim Shop, and the company VW's?? My Uncle Tom flew a Stearman as a crop duster......guess that made him the 'other' dustman, lol!

Just love this video....watched a dozen times already! Sent it to many friends. GoPro is sure inspirational! Thank you, Sir!

No worries about getting fuel on the servo, or does it even matter? Nice plane. Thanks.

See any sea shells up there? Crazy to think this mountain might have been under water long ago. Been nearly 30 years since i hiked up there. Enjoy!

i just got to tell you, my sister, Sherri, HATED her name, because our stepdad was so abusive(screaming SHERRI!!), whenever he was mad. So she changed it to 'Homer'. She hated me for not calling her by her adopted name, among other reasons. She died of a heart attack a few months ago. This song ...

Someone gave me a Marantz 2270, but the power button didn't work, and it was so HEAVY, and was able to exchange it straight across for a 2015, at the local vintage stereo shop. Plenty of power for casual listening. Thanks for posting.

Wow! A Marantz receiver and a Thorens turntable, thanks Pee Wee!!!

Hi Ken,

Shame on me, got my kit about 11 years ago, and haven't started yet. I wanted to do a real good job with paint, inside and out. You are an inspiration to me! Loved the show in the 60's too, just a kid I was. Had a friend who looked a little like Billy Mumy, and he hated being called 'Wi...

Hi gang,

I got this album way back in 1969, and still have it (all scratched up), sure is neat to see you enjoying the music!

Beautiful music, and nice hands too. i have the soundtrack to Somewhere in Time. Also saw the movie, and can't help but think about Christopher Reeve. Thank you. Mike

i had a 'bicycling chihuahua' named Sprout. He went everywhere in my front handlebar pack, like your Gizmo. Such wonderful sweet memories, so long ago, in Phoenix, Arizona. Thank you for sharing.

@vincentjacque I found Debussy back in 1978 when a room mate who was into heavy metal, had a Tomita album. And that lead me to Clair de lune, my all time favorite.

Off to a good start, and a two handed arrangement too!

A dear friend from long ago, Nick Martinez, used to play this. Luckily, i have a recording of him, lost touch back about 1992. Thank you for your beautiful talent.

Mike

Hi Bill,

Thanks for your video. I have a 'poor mans' rust problem under the doors on my '71 Dodge to repair. Thanks for the inspiration! Mike

Hi Miranda, sure do admire your courage to do your own thing, be who you want to be.

Anti-gravity is on the way kids!

Love the ending of Shallow Hal, and Rene skiing!

My model rocket days in the 1970's were just Tinker Toys compared to what you got there...AWESOME!!!

Is that Henny Garfunkel on the cover?

Thank you Uncle Danger, good flight, and a happy landing! Hooked on Classics is an old favorite.

Nice review. A friend of mine had a Commodore 64, back in the early 80's. He used to spend many hours typing in some kind of machine language for a video game. It seemed to totally own him. Now look at me, with my XP machine. Thanks.

Guess i will stick with my 'dumb phone', which is a Moto Razr, which uses the Verizon network. Thanks for your video.

Hi Dianne, sure do enjoy this music, got it on my ipod, and always think of you and this video. Hope all is well for you. Mike

Nice video, enjoyed!

@rocklee4578 i like his calming voice too, and the sound of the brush on the canvas.

Me too, lowers my bp.

Thank you! Very inspiring! But how about painting a early 70's van? Doing the roof first would give me lots of practice, hopefully.

Thanks for the link to "Last_Impressions". When i was a kid, we had a Lone Star boat back around 1963-5. It was a red top with white on the hull. This was in Nevada.

Beautiful tribute to your Grandmother. Happy boating! Mike

Dianne Hanks(of makeover sessions fame)loves to pop bubble wrap, and so do i!

Hope i can use my iPod with the Jambox.

Hi Girlymaid, you are just as pretty as you can be, the last of the feminine fluff.

Thank you for doing a happy clown, and your voice is very soothing.