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@tuberinmyhead: Hey, are you off your meds? Two college degrees, knew Chaplin was a genius in grade school. Yeah, if I have contempt for SNL's mouth-breathing fans I gladly plead guilty. The show has not been funny for 20 years!

@whatnamesnottakenyet: in many ways this is among the funniest scenes in a very funny film, topped maybe by just the "there's no crying in baseball" scene......

HEY, FRITZ: You just LOST the election!

I think June was the quintessential black beauty who just exuded heat with every movement of that great body......and could she ever SING!

One of the great "traveling" tunes in American pop music.

74 guys either must be brain dead or ..... eunuchs.

Did Jordan pass away not long after the filming? He did not look well in the later scenes.

There's a little scene that I love just prior to Pickett's Charge where the camera slowly pans the line of Rebel soldiers close-up, waiting at the edge of the woods ready to form ranks. Having four ancestors who fought in the Big war (one dying at Stone's River) I don't mind admitting the film a...

The best eye candy in global television.

Looks like she's airing it out.

That's Catherine Herridge, I think....one of the few non-blondes in the Fox News stable.

Anyone who's driven along I-80 (and the old Lincoln Highway, US 30) in Wyoming knows the beauty of the Wind River area near Rawlins. THIS is a beautiful interpretation of the area.

Natalie MacMaster opened with this at the International Folk Festival in East Lansing, MI, back in '97 or '98. From that moment on, I knew I'd always appreciate the sound of a great fiddler.

I'm so glad htorkos uploaded this. I have Nat's first six CDs and I've always regarded this vocal one of the best I've ever heard. I'm glad I could impact her career in some small degree all those years ago.

As fanfares go, I've come to love this even more than Copland's "Common Man". Talk about something that can fill a person with national pride!!! WOW! We'll always love you, John Williams. Stay well for as long as you're able!

I'd love to know which orchestra he's conducting. It looks like the Boston Pops but it is not identified.

Best scene in ANY western: Yul driving the hearse, Steve literally riding "shotgun" and McQueen practically tossing the shell into the barrel. Talk about a scene-stealer!

Why I am seeing a scene from Tombstone or Wyatt Earp?

Wouldn't you like to know what Univision spends on breast makeup in any given year? Must be a bundle!

Never watched it....never was into the whole Miami myth....I guess I read too much Dave Barry and Carl Hiassen.

You just knew you were in for a very special hour. What a great cast! What great writing!!! And, oh, what a wonderful introduction!

I used to call themes of the great TV shows "important music", because they drew you into the show every week. Other great themes: Hill Street Blues, Northern Exposure, Dynasty and LA Law. The viewer probably felt, "Hey, if they put so much care into the opening moments, it's probably wise to ha...

Does anyone know from what city she broadcasts?

@TXRog: I don't know; I think we need Westerns as good as this one more than ever. This one will always be in my Top Ten. Even before the first scene and the credits were rolling and the score playing in the theater 50 years ago, I knew I would always love it.

I've always regarded this song as Rod at his best

If I were her bf, I would not her wear that thing to the clubs.

A great response! Less than 11 months to go before the nation can perform its elective enema that is way overdue. BO vetos the Keystone pipeline so Warren Buffet can make millions transporting the oil on his BNSF trains, costing 20,000 construction jobs . Black youth unemployment at historic high...

Not a bum one in the bunch.

Thanks so much for contributing this. I was there that night at The Surf in '99 and I regard it as one of the best nights of my life. Got to meet Niki Sullivan.

Kingston Trio recorded this under the title "Rider".

You know, oldsters still gush about the Rat Pack (Sinatra, Sammy Davis, Dean Martin) but this collaboration eclipses those guys. The Traveling Wilburys are their only equal.

@CompVid101: Thanks for the enlightenment.

Best part of the whole movie! Could not have cast two better artists as the Millers.

A great reminder that, once we jettison Mr and Mrs Wall Street from the White House in November, we can get back to programs that benefit all the wonderful goals Michael sings about in this beautiful song.

The King pays homage to STDs....that's what Burnin' Love is to a lot of guys.

One of the greatest videos and one of the greatest songs of the '80s.