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Quite moments in my den with a glass of wine and my memories,Heaven here on earth.

My daughter reminded me that ," I can go back to the past in my memories but I can never live there" they memories are enough.Thanks Heavenly Father.

The music,the lyrics take me back to my youth and my first love,so touching thanks.Love you Joan.

I remember "It's all in the game" by Tommy Edwards,he sounded like Nat'King' Cole and Frankie Laine.1958,USAF,Selfridge,AFB,Mi.

Since 1953 I've been a fan of this great singer.Mr Bennett you are one of the very best.

I can't believe some of our citizens have forgot just how awful Bush was,a war criminal and he is free to enjoy the good life after murdering so many innocent women and children.To support Bush is a sign of immorality.

Actually the Duke was a King.

I've heard that Johnny Mathis was a class mate and was on the track and field team with the Great Bill Russell, at San Francisco University.

First time I heard this song,I was in the Air Force stationed at Syracuse Air Station,New York,soon to be tranferred to Ramstein AB,Germany.

Is that Steve Allan playing the clarenet?

Nature Boy was recorded in 1945 or 46,just so beautiful aftedr all the years,thanks Nat.

Sassy or Barbra both can take a song and make you want to cry,both are terrific,RIP Sassy ,keep on keeping on Barbra.

There was the golden age of jazz,the golden age of rock,the golden age of pop,today we have the tin age of hip hop.

Thanks Joan for those the days of our youth.Love always Al

King was an apt title for Mr Cole.

It seem we never realize until they are gone what great musicians parade before us and we seem to take their talent for granted,all their time spent honing their skills,let us thank them before they pass on,such a talent was the great Barry White RIP Mr White,you left behind so much that we enjo...

During WW2 I remember Andy Kirk and the Clouds of joy, and so many more great musicians of that eara that didn't get the operatunity to display their great talent and we the people are the losers for not having the chance to see or listen to really great music,most are gone but not for gotten.RI...

1955 Great Lakes ,Ill,Joan my future wife would call when that song was being played,thanks Joan I still love you after all these years.

We were blessed to have been around during the era of really great and meaningful music.

Listening to Mr B bring back so many memories of yesteryear,my youth,my young loves,my dreames,my early years on God's earth,"Thanks for the memories"

My opinion,Nat was truly the King of romantic ballards of his day and beyond,a great singer and human being.Like Solomon old age bring out some things we would like to forget.I will only remember his great music and showmanship RIP Your majesty.

M's Lynn does a good job on Red Sails,but that song belong to Mr Cole,no one can do justice to that song like the King.

Parents introduce your children to the wonderful music of the late 1940's and tyhe 50's,they will thank you forever because that was the era of truly great music.

She was a special gift to the world and I for one am so grateful.God bless you M's Horn,and thanks for the music.

My glass of fine wine and the music of the master interpeter of love songs I can return to those fond days of yesterday when love was young and so was I,thanks Franks you were and still is the greatest.

As a middle age gentleman I can relate to Mr Prysock's music,a romantic period in America and my life,she looked wonderful and she did ask about me.

" You can visit yesterday but you can't rewrite the past",my daughter is fond of reminding me,oh but for a few hours of yesterday to replenish my life,that's all I ask.M's Horn,Sarah,Nancy,Ella,Barbra,Dinah,Julie,Peggy,Rosemary and all those wonderful ladies I forgot you gave me a lifetime of en...

The Babbling Brook,great song stylist.

A classy lady,lovely voice,beautiful face,never heard of any scandels about her.LUV YOU nANCY

My comment was about Tony Bennett and"I left my heart in San Francisco":

I heard that lovely voice and viewed that lovely face back in 1963 and I've loved her down through the years.Mr's Wilson you are the very best.

So many of the great artist of yesterday are gone,but their music lives on and we are so blessed to have their music.God bless all of you.

1963 Fort Meade,Maryland,my first time listening to that fantastic voice,fell in love with her then and there and now,Nancy you are the greatest.

The King and his Princess,are unforgetteble.

Sassy was the queen of her day royalty reighns.

I guess my 23 years in the military was all about protecting the Wall Street criminals and their enablers,shame on all you evbil clowns.One day peace and justice will come to America and the Wall Street Racketeers will feel the sting of justice.March on protestors.

My Mr B shirt,my croonin g to my high school gf,those were the days before dope,gangsta rap,street gangs,just good wholesome fun,oh just to revisit those days.

Nancy the Queen of music,Arthur Prysock the King,just dosen't get any better.

A trtue song stylist,he gave style and class to his music,RIP Mr Prysock.We will probably never see or hear another like you.

Sassy and Mr B were great but Nancy Wilson and Arthur Prysock were the master and mistress of pop music and jazz.

Arthur and Mr B,would be mega stars today.

What ever happened to Betty Clooney,Rosemarys sister.They started out as the Clooney sisters?

The year 1963 was the year I first heard that lovely voice,she is still my all time favorite female singer,lovely as ever I must admit,Nancy you are the greatest.

When I hear M's Clooney sing I think of an old word not used much today,Tune smith,which means she can atke a song and hammer it into something beautiful,she was a great Tune Smith.