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| Posted: Fri Mar 2nd, 2007 05:50 pm |
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James Haury 3T WIS
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Tny 795.There is a college radio station in Glen ellyn which plays the kind of music you like ( done by local bands and singers) It might be available on the web.it is on from 5pm to 7pm saturdays central time.The call letters are WDCB. http://www.cod.edu/wdcb/wdcb/_online.html I swear i did this link exactly right, but it will not work. If you google wdcb and check the links you should be able to get it online. They stream live. Last edited on Sat Mar 3rd, 2007 05:07 am by James Haury |
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| Posted: Fri Mar 2nd, 2007 07:38 pm |
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mcwright Admin 
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Some Enchanted by I don't remember For the kind of music you like, you should listen to Jay and the Americans version of Some Enchanted Evening and a song called Cara Mia. Jay Black (real name David Blatt) was one of the best pop singers of his generation. The guy had a simply awesome voice. I saw the group live and he was simply incredible when he sang Cara Mia. It's a classic. You'd like both songs.
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| Posted: Fri Mar 2nd, 2007 08:24 pm |
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KenC Admin 
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James Haury wrote: Tny 795.There is a college radio station in Glen ellyn which plays the kind of music you like ( done by local bands and singers) It might be available on the web.it is on from 5pm to 7pm saturdays .The call letters are WDCB. http://www.cod.edu/wdcb/wdcb/_online.html Glen Ellyn, IL?....................1st "big time" job was racing Go-Karts for GEMM Products in Glen Ellyn............went all over the country racing including the National at Pueblo, CO. Used to race Fox Carts with McCulloch stock and modified singles, but my favorite was the DART Cart running twin bored/stroked West Bends burning fuel (Methanol, Nitro-Methane and 2-cycle). Greatest thrill was racing on the airstipe at M-D in Witchita........long straight-aways and wide turn, so we geared for top end.....clocked out at 112.8.................2 inches off the ground! 18 years old and stupid/immortal!!!! 
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| Posted: Fri Mar 2nd, 2007 09:19 pm |
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tny795 3T WIS 
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Gee, this really has a whole heck of a lot to do with music and dancing, sir. You know--the point to this thread.......sigh KenC wrote: James Haury wrote:Tny 795.There is a college radio station in Glen ellyn which plays the kind of music you like ( done by local bands and singers) It might be available on the web.it is on from 5pm to 7pm saturdays .The call letters are WDCB. http://www.cod.edu/wdcb/wdcb/_online.html
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| Posted: Fri Mar 2nd, 2007 09:22 pm |
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srh_pres 3T WIS 
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Hmmm... not really. Ken is actually dancin around the theme of the thread.... :shock: tny795 wrote: Gee, this really has a whole heck of a lot to do with music and dancing, sir. You know--the point to this thread.......sigh
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| Posted: Fri Mar 2nd, 2007 09:23 pm |
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tny795 3T WIS
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Everyone's getting off track here. I'll take any kind of music (well, not twist and square) just as long as it's dance-able. It's the swaying, close together, to the rhythm of the music that I care about. The only exceptions being the tango and cha cha. However, I'll give you and James' recommendations a listen..........but IT IS THE DANCING......ahhhh, the dancing. smile25.gif mcwright wrote: Some Enchanted by I don't remember
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| Posted: Sat Mar 3rd, 2007 01:08 am |
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mcwright Admin
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>>Everyone's getting off track here. I'll take any kind of music (well, not twist and square) just as long as it's dance-able. It's the swaying, close together, to the rhythm of the music that I care about.<< Well, I'm sticking with my recommendation. :D You wanna dance? Described below are the two songs by Jay and the Americans I mentioned. This was lifted from a discography of the groups 38 hits. :D These aren't twist songs. :D 12. Cara Mia (2:32) - For the first half-minute, the tempo is slow. After that, the drums enter and the tempo becomes slightly faster than moderate. Instruments include bells, audible especially during the first half-minute, and orchestral strings. Jay sounds almost like an opera singer as his character wonders why he and Cara must say goodbye every time they cease physical togetherness. He promises that he'll love her for eternity. 13. Some Enchanted Evening (2:16) - The tempo is moderate. Like the previous song, this one starts slow and features orchestral string instruments and bells. One of these evenings, when the narrator's pal is at a dance hall, he'll spot a girl and fall in love with her. The narrator advises his pal never to let that girl go once he's found her.
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| Posted: Sat Mar 3rd, 2007 01:32 am |
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pacifichrono 3T WIS 
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mcwright wrote: 12. Cara Mia (2:32) - For the first half-minute, the tempo is slow. After that, the drums enter and the tempo becomes slightly faster than moderate. Instruments include bells, audible especially during the first half-minute, and orchestral strings. Jay sounds almost like an opera singer as his character wonders why he and Cara must say goodbye every time they cease physical togetherness. He promises that he'll love her for eternity. Mike, these are the exact two Jay and The Americans songs on my custom "Best" compilation CD!  The Rossano Brazzi version of the latter from the 1958 "South Pacific" is incredible, too. 
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| Posted: Sat Mar 3rd, 2007 01:37 am |
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pacifichrono 3T WIS
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mcwright wrote: Some Enchanted by I don't remember You're right about Jay Black...his incredible voice is in a league with Roy Orbison - - absolutely S-W-E-E-T! (and still is today)
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| Posted: Sat Mar 3rd, 2007 02:25 am |
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mcwright Admin
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Yes, Roy was in a league of his own. I saw him live in Detroit years ago. He just stood there, dark glasses on, and sang. He had an amazing range. Jay Black had a slightly sweeter sound (to me). I had forgotten how many hits the group made. 38 singles is a ton for a group back then. I didn't know he wasn't the original lead singer until I started to look this stuff up. TNY doesn't know what she's missing! :D Their version of the Some Enchanted Evening is awesome.
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