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There's a couple great Dick Justice songs on Youtube, and a few people (including myself) have posted their versions of songs from Dick's repitoire...

More evidence supporting that adding "Yakety Sax" (AKA "Benny Hill music") to anything makes it funny, no matter how innapropriate.

This is a quaint, simple, yet beautiful tune that I learned from an old song book years ago. It's played in open G tuning. It was called a "parlor ...

Those Remarkable Trains. This may be the last Christmas song I put up here, at least this year. Thanks need to go out for everyone whose listened...

This is a song written and recorded about six years ago. It was inspired by viewing the film "A Touch of Satan" but is written about the Reverend...

Taped on March 15, 1991

Guests: Richard Dennis, Ira Glasser, Jerry Falwell, Charles Rangel, and others

DVD available on Amazon.com

http://www.amazo...

Those Remarkable Trains with Tweelo on guitar. This one gets a little sloppy...

"Those Remarkable Trains" play Holly, Jolly X-Mas.

The original video is "Those Fabulous Echos" covering the Beatles.

Those Remarkable Trains sing "Blue Christmas". Featuring Tweelo on ukulele and kazoo. The film was made by Georges Melies in 1904.

http://scoobysworkshop.com/...

For literally YEARS you have heard me say "keep your ...

Here's my arrangement of a great Fats Waller tune. The original is fantastic. I also really like Jim Kweskin's version. Played on my brand new Nat...

Swearing & cussing is in this video - you are forewarned! Not your typical gospel revival band!! The song is "Back Door Man No More"

" Furniture Man " (December 1930, Atlanta)

LIL McCLINTOCK

Lady Boner. April of 2009.

Adam Friedman on guitar

Scott Consoli on bass guitar

Austin Roud on lead guitar

James Allen on drum kit

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Roy Hogsed (1919-1978) forged one of the most original sounds in postwar country music, a tight and exciting small group sound that often anticipat...

Classic 1956 rock´n´roll with Mickey Baker on guitar.

Dunrobin Castle

Mack McGill: World War I Fighter Pilot

http://www.dunrobincastle.com

An interview recording in 1989 with 99 year old Mack McGill, ...

This is the reaction to Peter Zezel's OT winner against the Canucks in the 1994 conference final. Sadly I missed the actual goal, although this cli...

(1965-2009) A brief look back at Peter's rookie year in 1984. A true Flyer favorite. RIP

Originally recorded by Luke Jordan in 1927, most people are familiar with the Dick Justice version. This is due, in large part, to the fact that t...