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Two words for Allen West:

"Southern Strategy"

Don't let facts get in the way of the BS speech.

Hmmm... interesting 'alternate' pronunciation of "Conaty".

The chick is obviously NOT a Facebook fan.

Awsome!

Thanks for sharing this with us, Rich.

Did you videotape the whole show?

Wow!!!

A THIRD version of Walter Huston performing this evergreen!

This is definitely a different recording of the two Brunswick 78s (1938 & 1944).

I wonder if this was an alternate take of the 1944 version and used for the film?

Thanks for the detailed instructions. Worked like a charm for me.

Oh, and ignore that a s s hat josh02231. What a dosh-nozzle!

Nice to finally hear this lovely song without all of the B.S. psychedelia they threw in the recorded version.

My favorite Springalo tune. The words are still relevant.

This song is intriquing and an enigma.

Was it the backing track for a vocal track that never got laid down?

Even without a vocal, it's a pleasant and pretty track.

My all time favorite Annette tune... among so many others.

I wanted this Clarion 78 so bad I paid $36 for it on eBay. Never regretted it.

During the filming of The King of Jazz Crosby was thrown in jail for a stunt he and some of the Whiteman band members pulled. Joe Venuti told the story of how all of the band members were given automobiles. One night they were getting ripped on bootleg hootch and decided to roll their cars down s...

Tim,

That's the McGuire Sisters singing "Goodnight Sweetheart"

Wurly,

That is a nice looking and sounding "A"!

I just bought one and will be restoring it in the autumn and winter of 2011-12.

Like TupakSade, I'm gathering a few bits that are either missing or damaged. The good news is that I hav...

I just luv that big old s h ! T eating grin on Vince's face. He's having a great time playing this great song with the midwest jass contingent. Wish I could have been there!

The ballroom Bix played in at Hudson Lake is still there! It looks almost the same as it did when the Goldkette band played the summer.

In fact, The West End Jazz Band is hosting it's 10th annual Jazz Train Ride to Hudson Lake on Sunday May 1, 2011. Tickets are still available as of this posting...

The ballroom Bix played in at Hudson Lake is still there! It looks almost the same as it did when the Goldkette band played the summer.

In fact, The West End Jazz Band is hosting it's 10th annual Jazz Train Ride to Hudson Lake on Sunday May 1, 2011. Tickets are still available as of this posting...

Smoking lady looks an awful lot like the woman in 1903 - George Albert Smith: Mary Jane's Mishap. Find it elsewhere on Youtube.

Wow! A pre-S Gauge flyer. Sweet. I believe that runs on "O" gauge track. Would love to see it run.... get the motor serviced first!

I sooooo wanted a Frontiersman when I was a kid... too poor for that! Perhaps I'll splurge one day and buy a set on eBay now that I'm rollin' in dough and close to retirement.

I remember the 'flyers' made a chugging sound when underway. The vids on Youtube seem to show them making more of a grin...

@DungVids

How does it feel to always be on the wrong side of history, bagger-boy?

BTW, apt user name dungie.

I will never forget this day. I remember listening in on this sad day.

WIND is no longer Spanish language but is, sadly, 24x7 right-wing garbage.

They call it "intelligent talk".. right.

Perhaps someday WIND will recapture their heyday of the 1970s and 1980s.

One of my all time favorite animated shorts.

The colors are unbelievable!

We watch this EVERY year towards the end of winter. It brings hope and the promise of springtime.

Oh, and I bought both versions of "From Me to You". My friends and I actually preferred the Del Shannon version. The "BEATTLES" version sounded..... funny!

We had no idea they were from England! They sounded (to our youthful ears) like some hillbilly band from way down south!

Dude, ditch the cards. Your girlfriend wants to get honey on your stinger!

I forgot how great this performance was that afternoon.

It's always great to have Rich C. and Sir Scratchy along on these interurban train rides to Hudson Lake.

Love the rhythm section! Josh Duffee is such a tasteful and understated trap drummer. Leah's Chicago style banjo cuts right through.

Sweet.