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@chudgo081793 Judging by her rather well-appointed home, she looks like a middle-class girl who's trying out some Margaret Cho-by-way-of-Jeff Foxworthy humor. It falls flat but she's young and social observation satire is tough to pull off.

@sundhaug92 Perhaps 1/4 Jewish. I saw a feature on the History Channel recently indicating that this may be the case. If so, it certainly invites analysis as to his why he acted the way he did.

@pfootball43 I know what you mean. People then just rocked out and had a good time. Nowadays, people aren't really there when they're there: tweeting, calling, texting, updating, surfing. Makes you wonder why they even bothered going in the first place.

First heard this song in the magnificent Alec Guiness/John Mills movie "Tunes of Glory." It's great to hear it sung by such a fine singer. Thanks for posting!

@cloneoffred Perhaps the dismal weather kept many at home. Nevertheless, please know how much we in the USA respect the Black Watch and all the legendary regiments of Scotland, past and present. My uncle once fought in Korea alongside a Highland regiment that played the pipes as they went into ba...

A very special song and I so like the way it highlights all those great guys and women in uniform. I remember this song well from high school days. It always reminds me of Sue, a brown-haired, brown-eyed girl that I had an enormous crush on - wish I'd had the guts to tell her.

Once again, another incredibly good compilation of historical film.

Well, my Greek friend, it is fortunate that you were not around for the German invasion of your country. Your opinion would surely then be a little different.

From California, greetings and congratulations on some fine playing.