Ein Meister des Spiels !

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8:18 This adds 90 horsepower to your vehicle

Das ist gut!!

Could someone please upload THE SPITFIRE BAND'S: THE MORE I SEE YOU !

I remember this commercial being on 50 times a day!!!!!!

Cette version de A LA CLAIRE FONTAINE est très différente de celle que les Cailloux avaient enregistré sur un autre disque kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJWbd4R3rauJaqc.

The German Glenn Miller,your sound are the same

Eleganz Arrangament!

Arrangament super! Thank you!

Did you know that in the early personal computer era (1977) some programs were distibuted on flexi disc? I didn't!

Love your music,

Sounds windeful

As a old boy from cbi love the music

I have a british version of this flexidisk with Alvar Liddel doing the commentary.

My mother use to dance for Don Messer before he was on TV

Quand j'étais jeune, mes parents avaient acheté un 33 tours des Cailloux et ce fut le premier groupe traditionnel au Québec! Leurs harmonies sont vraiment belles! J-F

Immer wieder gut, mit Pepp und Niveau. Solche Musik fehlt im Radio?

Fabulous recording, thank you!

Muy buena orquesta!!

Love the song Leap Frog at 34:16 in this video.

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Hilarious. The way the narrator first says the name Beethoven sounds like Martin Gabel doing a bad Bela Lugosi imitation.

Early arranging credit for composer Charles Fox who would later score 100+ films including Barbarella & 9-5, as well as write many hit songs including "Killing Me Softly With His Song". Fox recently was given a star on the HOllywood Walk of Fame.

I suscribed to the "Giants of Jazz" series back in the 70s, and have 11 volumes, after which Time-Life stopped sending them. Why, I'm not sure. Just as well, though, since I didn't really have enough money to spend. Anyway, I kept this intro plexi-disc. It's nice to hear it again.

Ich laß YT. gleich 2 mal laufen wobei ich mir Beitraege aus der Vergangenheit ansehe und jene Tanzmusik gleichzeitig ueber Kopfhoerer ins Ohr geht... Versucht es doch auch mal... HERRLICH...

A true Renaissance man. Sore few these days

UNA JOYA-GRACIAS

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I used to hate the cold mechanicalness of 40s war-era swing, but always enjoy Dorsey. I suspect it's because he retains a certain sweetness from the mid to late 30s.

And my brother in law is a son of Big Fred Fowler

I have a cassette of Hats off. A favorite, and a brother in law from Holtville

30:05 Petite Waltz "The Petite Waltz" is a popular piece of light classical music that became famous in the mid-20th century. The melody was originally composed by Joe Heyne in 1948, with lyrics added later by others, including Eddy Howard who popularized it in English with his version titled "The Petite Waltz." The song has a charming, gentle melody characteristic of a traditional waltz, encapsulating the elegance and romanticism associated with waltz music. Its rhythm is in 3/4 time, which is typical for waltzes, giving it a distinctive, swaying motion that is both graceful and comforting. "The Petite Waltz" captured the hearts of many listeners upon its release and was covered by numerous artists, leading to various vocal and instrumental renditions. Its popularity extended beyond just a listening experience; it also found a place in dance halls and became a favorite piece for ballroom dancing, especially among those who enjoyed the waltz. The appeal of "The Petite Waltz" lies not just in its melodious tune but also in its ability to evoke nostalgia and transport listeners to a bygone era of elegance and simplicity. Despite not being as universally recognized as some other classic waltzes by composers like Strauss or Chopin, "The Petite Waltz" remains a beloved piece in the realm of light classical and popular music.

Waiting in the lounge while they get us a table in the big dining room.Another round please.

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To je balada na duši, obzvlášť když jsem také hrával v big bandu a tak vzpomínám a slzim 😊😊😊

The BEAT keeps me Going.

So excited to have finally found these songs from my childhood.

Saw them New Years Eve in Fredricton N.B. in the early 2000's. They are really great.

I'd know Skitch anywhere!!!!!

The Louvin Brothers rule.

Remember seeing them at Hamilton,Ontario, in the early 1980s

Always watched Don Messer at my grandpa's house

Wauuu! Que impresionante , excelente!

The pride of the USA military men and women les his wonderful big band bob hope entertained me and others in viet nam and did so in many other conflicts

Saw Kenton at the Frog and Nightgown in Raleigh a year or two before this recording. It was the best musical night of my life! -small venue with great acoustics -basically this band plus or minus a couple guys -no recording does justice to the power and passion of this group Talked with Stan between sets -nice guy

N B music

Great music

orquestra fantastica

I have this. It’s from 1965.