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Fats is so smooth, so cool, and a favorite of mine. Oh, and his feet's too big.

I wore out the LP. I wore out the tape I made of the LP. Now I have the CD, which I have ripped to my hard drive. I love this choir.

I'll give Michael an hour to stop all that singing. OK, two hours. Heck, he can sing all day if he likes. That is some great vocal work, accompanied by one terrific band.

Ja, youbetcha, that is some terrific jazz. Go, Olle, and play that music. You have been a terrific blessing to so many of us here in the USA.

Whew! That is terrific!

Sing it, Michael Farkas. The Wiyos are cool! I saw them in Thomas, WV at a place called The Purple Fiddle. They are a first class act.

Screw You Tube. They offer this video and then put on a pre-roll advertisement. Like, I really want to see what they are pushing?

Screw YouTube again. These pre-rolls are the pits. Bye, bye.

Darn, this is annoying. That ad is loud, annoying, and nothing I want to watch. Bye, bye, You Tube. I am looking for other resources.

I really like this song. I searched the Web on a whim, actually remember Frank Ifield's name, and up came this track. Thanks, You Tube, for the memories.

The song has always been excellent. Lynda Randle's voice, and the piano of Andre Crouch, make it really come alive. If you don't understand the song, please read the lyrics a bit more closely. Jesus is really very simple but some of us make him seem rather complicated.

Awwww.... That is so good.

As a boy in Washington, DC, I used to enjoy watching Flora Molton play outside the Hecht Company at 7th and G Streets NW. I was captivated by her music. I had never heard anything like that. I liked it. Every time I came downtown, there she was playing her guitar and singing the blues.

Whe...

Did anyone notice that these guys play rather well? The tractor just enhances their music. Thank you, Olle Hemmingsson and crew, for some delightful music.

This song was a sleeper. I always loved it but it was not played that often.

I like the pictures of the telephone switchboards. In these days of electronic switches people forget, or never knew, about cord boards. Then there were the old boards with cord boys around the turn of the 20th centu...

I wish I could play one tenth as well as you do. You really know how to milk the Hammond for all the joy it is worth.

I once assisted some musicians who liked the rhythmic sound of a streetcar air compressor and wanted to use it as a rhythm instrument, as Olle has done here..

I agreed to bleed the air form the tank to keep the compressor running. They did not like the sound of the air but when I said it was ...

Darn. More pre-rolls. YouTube is beginning to suck more than quite a bit.

This is an old standard and well done, I might add.

It is a great song and always has been.

If you can listen to this and not tap your toes or clap your hands, you must be clinically dead.

I'm going with Jesus - all the way! I love it, I love it, I love it.

I'll give you two hours to stop all that singing. OK, three hours, if you insist.

Four?

Screw YouTube. I clicked on this video and got a 15 second advertisement. I don't need that sort of aggravation. I hope it was a good video but I am outta here.

Ah, this is much better than the later versions. This is the one I remember from when I was stationed in Deutschland.

I like the Res-Med Quattro mask but it seems I am always having to re-adjust it, otherwise it starts leaking and I don't sleep well.

I got a new rubber pressure plate and the blue ring that holds it in place and that cured the problem for a while but the new one is now doing the same thing. Anyo...

That is amazing.

I first heard Warner Williams when Breakaway MD was playing in Olney. He came up during the break. The band gently filled in as they returned, complimenting Warner. It was rather apparent no one in the audience wanted him to stop doing what he was doing.

Madcat is just too much. I love listening to him.

The more I listen to Steve Winwood the more I love what I am hearing. This guy is amazingly talented. And, no, it is not Ray Charles.

1950s commercial? I don't think so.

The original McDonald's did not have a dining room. You walked up, placed an order, and left with the "food". Later McDonalds did have a seating area but nothing like what is shown in this video.

The early McDonalds offered "a 3 course meal" for 47 cents c...

Very funny.

Too bad YouTube wants you to watch a pre-roll advertisement to see this. Whoever their sponsor is, I don't want to deal with them, in fact, the less I see of their product the happier I am.

I saw the Joy Boys in action at WWDC one afternoon. That was a day to remember.

I was there when Broadcast House opened. The tower was on the building, not on the ground. Many years later it was replaced by a larger one on the ground. Every year at Christmas they lit the tower with thousands of light bulbs. One day I toured the inside of the building. There was this red...

@heine71 It's Chris Hanburger.

Don't forget: Join the army of Piles drivers.

At Rosenthal you don't make a $300 mistake. It is more like a $25,000 mistake.

Then there was King Koons and High Dollar Handley. And whatever happened to Larry Buick?

Next to a new car a Chernerized car is best.

Th...

That is so neat.

I once used a streetcar as percussion for a band. They liked the rhythmic clank-clank-clank of the air compressor so I bled off the air to keep it running and they shoved a mike under the car when they wanted to feature its sound.

Why bleed off the air? If you try to keep the compressor runnin...

Where are my shoutin' shoes?

I think it most certainly is. The sound is unmistakable. I love every minute of it!