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Even stop-and-go traffic on the A45 is made beautiful by Winter! (And how!)

"You win again" Awesome video!. The studio version of this song was ( IN MY OPINION) better than Hank's original. Wish that I'd gotten to see them in person

Arthouse adagio poetry jam against the machine. I am awestruck. The light and shadow and movement and edits and themes tie the several poems together with the string section.

Kate Smith Evening Hour. April 23, 1952. (See HANK WILLIAMS: The Complete Website). He's 28. She's 19. They sing a fine duet. They make eye contact.

Kate Smith Evening Hour. April 23, 1952. See HANK WILLIAMS: The Complete Website He's 28. She's 19. They're adults. They seem to like each other.

Kate Smith Evening Hour. March 26, 1952. See HANK WILLIAMS: The Complete website

Kate Smith Evening Hour. March 26, 1952. See HANK WILLIAMS: The Complete Website You may also like (youtube.com/watch?v=QVr0M7WCBu4)

(June reprises this act again and again. You should see her flat-footin' on youtube btw)

I agree. Normally video should add to the listening experience, not detract from it. While it's great to see the performers in their 1952 greatness, the lack of synchronization forces me not to watch this.

Thanks for uploading this song and the footage of the cool hi-fi. Are you sure that this is a mid 1940s recording? If it is BB5945 it is BILL BOYD & COWBOY RAMBLERS UNDER THE DOUBLE EAGLE recorded on 1/27/35.

Went to Polka days to honor the ghost of an old friend. Grabbed a Kielbasa sandwich and a brew. From my left ear I heard the unmistakable sound of a bass fiddle keeping time with the 1950s sound of an east-coast Polka band. Walt Sokek was in the house. But no--it was Stephanie. America's Pol...

Wish I'd seen them. This band really understood Country and this song defines it.

Just saw them at Pulaski Polka Days. A high energy, fun act. Supremely talented. The Quebe Sisters of Polka!

If you don't believe me, compare this video to "Streams of Whiskey" by the Pogues.

I think I saw James Connolly's ghost raising his fist when I was in Madison, Wisconsin on the 12th of March 2011.

Did he say Madison?

Nice bit of buck dancing / flat footing.

What a package deal! Johnny Cash & The Tennessee Two begins the set with a really good version of "So Doggone Lonesome" and June Carter takes us out.

Isn't this tune also known as "Katy Breems', Mrs. Halpin's Favorite, Mrs. Halpin's Favourite, Thomaisin O'Dea's, Tom O'Dea, Tom O'Dea's, Tomaisin O Dea, Tomeen O'Dea, Tomin O'Dea's and Tomeen O'Dea's, Sally Ann, Sail Away Ladies?" Take a look at the Mullagh Half Set if you like this video

An American derivative of the first tune is a fiddle standard known as "Who's gonna dance with Sally Ann" or simply "Sally Ann." If one wants to see how the dance and tune carried over to the new world, see Clifftop 2010 - Jay Bland (flatfoot) dancing (to Sally Ann) with Daniel Rothwell's band ...

The Irish names for the tune are "Katy Breems', Mrs. Halpin's Favorite, Mrs. Halpin's Favourite, Thomaisin O'Dea's, Tom O'Dea, Tom O'Dea's, Tomaisin O Dea, Tomeen O'Dea, Tomin O'Dea's and Tomeen O'Dea's Reel" The American Name for the Tune is "Sally Ann." Jay doesa great job. Take a look at th...

If you like this version you will like the one by Milton Brown and his Musical Brownies too.

Great scat singing / Klezmer lilting

Great example of Popeye scat singing or lilting

Isn't this tune also known as the "Happy Boy Schottishe?"

Although it's not a classic irish set, there's a nice bit of lilting in the middle of "The Plousecat Races" by Gaelic Storm in case anyone needs more lilting in their lives.

Great modern take on Irish Lilting in the middle of the set.

I ffound the lyrics at the website

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Off of Johnny Cash's 1964 Columbia Album "I Walk the Line" CS8990

Love neon signs, with or without thunderstorms. Thanks for putting this together. Very professional job documenting the memories of former kids looking out the car window into the night.

What is the background song?

Great Irish Polka Set

Mason's Apron (Liliting)