Who's heard Little Richard sing "Shake a Hand"?

[cloasters]

Someone had to post this. I thimk.

 

[Daniel~]

Grace Vander Waal--I can't pigeon hole her at all. But I think she is great.

She has what E.E Cummings described as "an intense fragility."

 

[Daniel~]

Don't lose that number

Yeah, this is a great song.

 

[Daniel~]

I was outside when they put the record on...so this was my first experience with
of the Band.

 

[Daniel~]

This song still cracks me up!

 

[cloasters]

She has what E.E Cummings described as "an intense fragility."

I think you meant "e.e. cummings." He had a great dislike for capitalization. Hmm, me too, but for Capitalism.

 

[cloasters]

I was outside when they put the record on...so this was my first experience with
of the Band.

What a beyond paradise musical group!!
The Band out-Americanized the Americans, that couldn't be only due to Levon Helm.

 

[cloasters]

This song still cracks me up!

Great retro-find. Forgot this one among the millions that the Beatles recorded. Thanks, it is a laugh maker.

 

[cloasters]

Some Dead material was indeed great.

 

[cloasters]

No apologies, I love this song.

 

[cloasters]

Everclear

 

[cloasters]

Automobiles

 

[Daniel~]

Todd one of the greats

One of the good ones for sure.":O}

 

[Daniel~]

I think you meant "e.e. cummings." He had a great dislike for capitalization. Hmm, me too, but for Capitalism.

He let's me do it as I please, on account of him being dead and all.":O}

 

[ThunderRd]

And now for something completely different, I came across these gems last night. I love how Chris Farley as Matt Foley is able to crack up David Spade:

 

[Daniel~]

This one aint never going to get old.

 

[cloasters]

He let's me do it as I please, on account of him being dead and all.":O}

No respect, I tells ya.

 

[cloasters]

And now for something completely different, I came across these gems last night. I love how Chris Farley as Matt Foley is able to crack up David Spade:

Tee hee, SNL! Used to really enjoy it.

 

[cloasters]

Buck Owens

 

[Daniel~]

No apologies, I love this song.

I heard it ion NPR and had no idea who did it for years. A great song of loneliness and the pain of standing alone for the good.