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1 month ago
"Together, Wherever We Go" performed by Kay Medford
Key Medford (Funny Girl) performs "Together, Wherever We Go" on the 60's studio cast of Gypsy album! Her performance is...interesting...to say the ...
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1 month ago
Teach dogs to trim their own nails using a doggie scratching
Excercise extreme caution. Work with a skilled trianer and your vet. Never leave the board out unattended.
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2 months ago
The Skyliners - Since I Don't Have You
Since I Don't Have You by the Skyliners
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2 months ago
Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy: Royal Opera House: The Nutcracker
Tune in and vote for your favorite nutcracker starting Dec. 12th.
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4 months ago
House Of Dracula (1945)
I DONT OWN THIS!!! THIS IS OWNED BY UNIVERSAL STUDIOS
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4 months ago
Paws on the Patio
Learn more about the HHS animals at www.hhsanimals.org
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6 months ago
Glen Campbell - Wichita Lineman
I'm not a big Glen Campbell fan but I've always liked this song. Performed live on the Smothers Brothers show.
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8 months ago
Classic Track: Pick Me Up On Your Way Down (Charlie Walker)
Charlie Walker was a country musician born in Copeville, Texas. He held membership in the Grand Ole Opry from 1967 and was inducted into the Countr...
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I remember Charlie Walker and I also listen to him on the radio here in San Antonio over radio station KMAC. I liked this song but I didn’t know that he wrote it and owned it. I never did get to know Charlie Walker but my brother did. He also worked at the same radio station.
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8 months ago
CARSON ROBISON-GET YOUR GUN N' COME ALONG.wmv
I DO NOT OWN COPYRIGHTS TO THIS MUSIC AND HOPE THE ONES THAT DO WILL ALLOW IT TO REMAIN ON YOU TUBE WORLD WIDE. TODAY, I AM STARTING A NEW SERIES T...
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@foecils No it is not African Americans. The reason you may think so is because you are too young to remember world war ll. Back then there was no such word as racial prejudice. It hadn’t been invented yet. The people he is singing about in the song are the ones fighting us, trying to take a...
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8 months ago
Bonnie Baker Sings Oh Johnny (1941)
With Orrin Tucker and his orchestra
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I first heard “Oh Johnny Oh” in 1942 when I was four years old. We had the record and played it on an old wind up Victrola. I always loved Bonnie’s cute voice. Today I am 73 and I just love to hear these wonderful songs of the past.
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