I assure you, I have no idea why, but I've been thinking "they've gone about as fur as they can go" all day long.
Cursed by Rodgers and Hammerstein earworms!
Kansas City - from the musical OKLAHOMA
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A great song about impending motherhood, by adoption.
I Had Something - Lucy Kaplansky
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Great mid-70s art-rock tune, with lyrics by Kurt Vonnegut!
Nice, nice, very nice - Ambrosia
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I never truly appreciated this song until I no longer identified as a Christian. And now, I just love it. Thanks to the indispensable WPCI!
Where to now, St Peter? - Elton John
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Tuesday Tunes
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Labels: 70s, adoption, Ambrosia, Bernie Taupin, Earworms, Elton John, Kurt Vonnegut, Lucy Kaplansky, motherhood, music, musicals, Rodgers and Hammerstein, WPCI
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Another fine mess
Kurt Vonnegut dedicated his 1976 novel Slapstick "to the memory of Arthur Stanley Jefferson and Norvell Hardy, two angels of my time."
Ah, weren't they, though?
Laurel and Hardy - Water fight clip
It took me a long time to find one that features Stanley starting to cry! (@ 2:14) I always adored them both, but Stanley's funny crying gave him the edge, and he was my favorite.
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Labels: 30s, comedy, Hollywood, Kurt Vonnegut, Laurel and Hardy, movies, nostalgia, Oliver Hardy, Stan Laurel
