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Uncut episode from Season 5. Little Joe struggles with his conscience trying to believe that his friend, Seth Pruitt, did the right thing after Se...

Seeing Things (1981-1987) starring Louis del Grande.

Song: "Don't Look Back"

Year: 1965

Artist: The Temptations

Album: "The Temptin' Temptations", 1965.

Horace Silver performs his classic composition on piano, with Bill Hardman on Trumpet, Bennie Maupin on Tenor Sax, Johnny Williams on Bass, and Bil...

Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers - Moanin' (1958)

Personnel: Lee Morgan (trumpet), Benny Golson (tenor sax), Bobby Timmons (piano), Jymie Merrit...

Evie Sands - Take Me For A Little While (Shindig!, October 07, 1965)

The great Mr.B with his band, c.1946

Composed by Burton Lane.

Lyrics by Harold Adamson.

Published 1933.

Title: Heard it in a Love Song (track 02)

Artist: Marshall Tucker Band

Album: Carolina Dreams

Year: 1977

Label: Capricorn

Lyrics:

I ain't never ...

Nominate Marshall Tucker for the R&R Hall of Fame at http://www.originalmarshall.... The Thrill Is Gone - Volunteer Jam - shortened version...

I thought I'd upload something a little different this time. Brian Bennett was the drummer with The Shadows, but went his own way and composed lot...

IMO one of the greatest singing scenes in movie history. "She does more without a voice than anyone I've ever heard." "Road House" is an absolute c...

SO RARE 1965

LA CUCARACHA 1964

CANADIAN SUNSET 1965

This is a record by 2 groups. Recorded in 1965 by Mitchell Bullock and the Confessions, then released as by The Radiants in late '66. Try to follow...

Jack Jones sings "It Only Takes A Moment"

Jack Jones sings "Bewitched, Bothered & Bewildered"

the date is March 15, 1964..... Jack Jones performs live on The Ed Sullivan Show - he performs a beautiful rendition of ... 'Call me Irresponsible...

From "Grand Ole' Opry" in 1955. It's the first TV appaerance of Patsy Cline.

The rock and roll era's first great instrumental hit was born in Lima, Ohio during a series of one-night stands by Bill Doggett and his Combo in 19...

Sam Butera's take on Night Train. What a great track

Prima ST-0075

Tenor Saxophone - Sam Butera

Drums & Percussion - Joseph Peter Vespe

Bass - Set...

Classic Toronto Band with a cult following. I'm part of the cult. Adam Mitchell - Guitar, Skip Prokop-Drums, Chuck Beal-Guitar, Brad Cambell-Bass. ...

Well, I had another, shortlived channel where this clip was up for a while, but now it's time again.

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This clip is a bit tragic; The Crystals didn't sing on "He's a Rebel", and here they are - almost 3 years later - miming to Darlene Love & The Blos...

Annette Hanshaw (October 18, 1901 - March 13, 1985) was one of the first great female jazz singers. In the late 1920s she ranked alongside Ethel Wa...

In memory of Sky "Sunlight" Saxon, founding member and lead singer of The Seeds, who passed away on June 25, 2009, at the estimated age of 63. Sa...

OutSider - Time won't let me

Otis Redding cover.

Rationals - I Need You

The Honeycombs - Have I The Right (1965)

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outstanding version of a brilliant track

Southern California breakfast television with your host, media personality CHRIS PUDLO and convicted killer-turned-popular Los Angeles weatherman, ...

This song that came off an old album of various artists

Ok Country Music fans. I know the recording is very bad. How ever put head phones on a...

Track 12 from Ultra-Lounge, Vol. 12: Saxophobia.

Jack Jones shows why he is regarded as one of the best ballad singers with this rendition of a modern day classic recorded live in 2009.

This is from a live album I found - Jack Jones sings a John Sebastian (Lovin Spoonful) song live in 1970. I've been looking for another version of...

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B-side of "Misty Memories". This song was written by and was a country hit for Willie Nelson earlier in the year. Also included on the album in the...

a great tune from 1930 written by Johnny Green. A romantic song filled with every bit of emotion, covered as only Billy Eckstine can. Enjoy