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La famosa letra de mi abuelo Pedro J. Gonzalez, el primer locutor de radio en Los Angeles el la decada de los 30's. Se oposo al la deportacion de miles de mexicanos y estado unidenses de padres mexicanos. Uso la radio para denunciar a los de la migracion por la practica racista. Al fin lo encarce...

@Rocketholbert7. Thanks for the reply. Just wondering cuz' its a catchy jingle.

My dad took my to go see The Blob at a theater in downtown LA when I was a kid. Scared the holy crap out of me. Couldn't sit in the movie theater seat with my little feet dangling over the edge for fear the Blob would creep under my seat and eat me! Felt so sorry for the little dog in the movie. ...

@abstractplain87

"Midge Brasuhn and Gerry Murray are two names that are inexorably linked in Roller Derby history....Toughie and Gerry built it and kept it going. They are who the fans came to see night after night. They built their reputations and that of Roller Derby with their fierce compet...

Como se llama la cancion en este clip? Es Estela Nunez la que esta cantando?

@ELBlazefox

Oye chico, me toco el corazon mucho tu historia. Que lastima que no pudiste decirle a tu amigo lo que sentias. Tal vez, asi pasaron las cosas para que tu entendieras mejor la vida y lo que tienen que pasar los gays. Te consuelo mucho. Puedes escribirle a tu amigo difunto lo que quier...

Our teen idols of the 60's not only had talent, but class. Or at least dressed with class. Yeah, baby! Unlike today's teen idols who are all smoke and mirrors and products of mass merchandising for profit.

What do these Signs tell us about God? Smart ass, these signs tell us that God also has a sense of humor!

You want to know why the second song was so well accepted by the audience. it's because it has elements of Doo-Wop and 60's Motown Soul, genres that have been generally ignored with today's artists. You could see how much they tried to recreate the 60's feel with this song, from the black and whi...

I believe "747" was Earlene Brown.

I think they opened for the Rolling Stones when they came to San Diego for a concert at the San Diego Community Center.

I wish she was heard more on the radio here. I've been listening to Sharon and the Dap-Kings for a year now. She's been around for several years now. Sorry I missed her concert in Phoenix. Hope she got a great reception and will return. Maybe this time to Tucson. But Tucson can be a real cow town...

If Only.........Oh Darvin, I think about this often. I will always love you even though you belong to someone else and I belong to someone else too.The memories of us together will have to keep me going until that day, if it ever comes, when we can be with each other again.

Anyone out there remember from what LP this song is from? Or did the fab Four release it just as a single and not part of an album?

You're good girl. What's the name of the song you're doing your routine to?

This is a great song sung by the great Mahalia Jackson for a great movie, the 1950's version of Imitation of Life starring Lana Turner, John Gavin, Sandra Dee, Susan Kohner, and of course, the great Juanita Moore. My 8 year old granddaughter loves ever since the very first time I showed it to he...

By far the best montage of Beatles' photos and video put to a great song by the awesome foursome. What a time to be alive. Lucky I was able to see them in concert when they played at the Balboa Stadium in San Diego way back in August 28,1965.

He's got my vote!!!!

This will never happen again. I missed out. The Grand Lola is no longer with us. She passed in 1996.