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Tin Pan Alley Cats is a 1943 animated short subject, directed by Robert Clampett for Leon Schlesinger Productions as part of Warner Bros.' Merrie Melodies series. A follow-up to Clampett's successful Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs, released earlier in 1943, Tin Pan Alley Cats focuses upon contemporary themes of African-American culture, jazz music, and World War II, and features a caricature of jazz musician Fats Waller as an anthropomorphic cat. The short's centerpiece is a fantasy sequence derived from Clampett's black and white Looney Tunes short Porky in Wackyland (1938). Like Coal Black, Tin Pan Alley Cats focuses heavily on stereotypical gags, character designs, and situations involving African-Americans. As such, the film and other Warner Bros. cartoons with similar themes have been withheld from television distribution since 1968, and are collectively known as the Censored Eleven. Production: In part because of budget limitations and wartime shortages, several sequences borrow animation and audio recordings from earlier Schlesinger cartoons. From Friz Freleng's 1937 "products come to life" Merrie Melodies short, September In The Rain, the recorded performance of "Nagasaki" is re-used completely intact, and the "Fats Waller" cat, Louis Armstrong trumpeter, jitterbugging woman and the trio of singing bartenders are re-produced for this cartoon. Gags from the "out-of-this-world" sequence feature color-redrawn versions of characters and visuals (along with re ...
Banned 1943 Cartoon by Bob Clampett featuring a caricature of Fats Waller as a cat. Salvaged from poor quality copies and digitally restored for Historical and Educational purposes by www.mostoffensivevideo.com.
www.westcoastragtime.com This song was composed by Martin Jäger Song title "Swiss Rag" Martin Jäger performed at several venues during the festival. This video was in the Yosemite Room of the Red Lion Hotel on Friday 11/19/10. Please drop in on the websitelisted above to learn more about the musicians, their music and this great festival that takes place in November at The Red Lion Hotel in Sacramento, California on the weekend prior to Thanksgiving each year. The graphic at the beginning of the video was created by Lewis Motisher. Produced and Distributed by Tom Warner with permission from the WCRF. _ 11/10 November 2010 WCRF
Rachel and the Tin Pan Alley Cats filmed live at Mobious in Brenham Texas
Rachel and the Tin Pan Alley Cats from the iPhone 4
amazing animation from some of my favorite cartoons! music: pretty lights - hot like sauce
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Tin Pan Alley Lyrics: Went down to tin pan alley....see what was going on Things was too hot down there....couldn't stay very long Hey hey hey hey....alley's the roughest place I've ever been All the people down there....livin' for their whisky, wine, and gin I heard a woman scream....yeah and I peeked through the door Some cat was workin' on annie with a....lord with a two-by-four Hey hey hey hey....alley's the roughest place I've ever been All the people down there....livin' for their whisky, wine, and gin I heard a pistol shoot....yeah and it was a .44 Somebody killed a crap shooter cause he didn't....shake, rattle, and roll Hey hey hey hey....alley's the roughest place I've ever been All the people down there....killin' for their whisky, wine, and gin I saw a cop standin'....with his hand on his gun Said "this is a raid boys....nobody run" Hey, hey, hey....alley's the roughest place I've ever been Yeah they took me away from tin pan alley And took me right back...to the pen
Summary: Herman the Mouse helps his henpecked friend Henry battle a champion boxing rooster to win the $1000 grand prize. Released October 18, 1946
Kinda blurry but a lot better then the other copies on here that look like mud painted over bricks. Also found on DailyMotion so credit to who ever originally uploaded it.And Warner Bros. who own copyright on this cartoon.
Socrates, the pampered Persian, decided to spend her day watching Bobby Flay on the Food Channel and thinking about some nice southern catfish. With her Wiimote handy, Socrates was ready for anything that might come her way, so long as it didn't require physical movement. The music, "Lazy Bones" is a Tin Pan Alley song written in 1933, with lyrics by Johnny Mercer and music by Hoagy Carmichael. This version is performed by Bing Crosby and the incomparable Louis Armstrong, recorded in 1949.
► Share it on Facebook: tinyurl.com ► My Facebook: www.facebook.com ► My Twitter: twitter.com By The Light Of The Silvery Moon - one man a cappella barbershop multitrack (Julien Neel) Here is a one-man a cappella barbershop render of the classic "By The Light Of The Silvery Moon" (just the chorus). The music was written by Gus Edwards, the lyrics by Edward Madden and this barbershop arrangement was made by Val Hicks. The song was published in 1909 and was one of a series of moon related Tin Pan Alley songs of the era. This popular tune has been used in a great many television shows and motion pictures. The song was one of a number of early-20th-century songs which were used as titles of musical films made by Doris Day in the late 1940s and early 1950s. Able to sing, dance, and play comedy and dramatic roles, she became one of the biggest box-office stars in Hollywood of that era. LYRICS (chorus): By the light of the silvery moon, I want to spoon, To my honey I'll croon love's tune. Honey moon, keep shining in June. Your silvery beams will bring love's dreams, We'll be cuddling soon, By the silvery moon. CREDITS: Many thanks to my friend Mr. Faireset for his magic with the video editing and his help shooting the clip. Check out his amazing creations on YouTube at: www.youtube.com Recorded, sung and acted by Julien Neel (trudbol).
Fran-USA on Accordion plays a medley of Alley Cat, Has Anybody Seen My Gal and Ain't She Sweet. ALLEY CAT won the Grammy Award for Best Rock & Roll Recording, 1962. Bent Fabric is a man, not a group. His real name is Bent Fabricus-Bjerre, and he wrote this under the pseudonym "Frank Bjorn." Fabric is a piano player from Denmark. The Danish title of this is "Omkring et Flygel," which means "Around the Piano." This was the theme song of popular Danish TV show of same name, hosted by Fabric. Farbic led a jazz band in the 1940's. He became head of Denmark's Metronome Records in 1950, making the transition to pop music about the same time. (thanks, Brad Wind - Miami, FL, for all above) An instrumental, this used to be very popular at weddings. It has a goofy dance that speeds up with the music. A later vocal version features lyrics by Jack Harlen. HAS ANYBODY SEEN MY GAL was a popular song of the 1920s, music by Ray Henderson, lyrics by Sam M. Lewis & Joseph Widow Young, first recorded by The California Ramblers during 1925, on their self-titled album The California Ramblers. The simple, four-verse song remained popular during and after World War II and has endured as a representation of the culture of the 1920's and of the experiences of a soldier coming home after an extended military stay[citation needed]. Because of the first lines of the lyrics, it is sometimes identified as "Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue". The song has been cover-recorded by many artists, including Mitch ...
Countdown Love single "if youre lookin for trouble,youve come to the right place..." sings Johnny and it wouldnt sound so dangerously hyonest from anybody else. This single has 2 versions of the Heartbreakers standard 'Countdown Love'. This is the first side featuring Johnny Thunders and the Que Sera Sera 'Black Cats' band. It was recorded in 1985 at London England's Tin Pan Alley Studios. Side A: Countdown Love - Johnny Thunders side * Johnny Thunders - guitar & lead vocals * Henri-Paul - guitar * Keith Yon - bass * Tony St Helene - drums * Stiv Bators - background vocals * Michael Monroe - background vocals *information taken from Cyber Lounge
Countdown Love single This single has 2 versions of the Heartbreakers standard 'Countdown Love'. The first side features Johnny Thunders and the Que Sera Sera 'Black Cats' band. It was recorded in 1985 at London England's Tin Pan Alley Studios. Sound is crisp and clear with the vocals and guitar taking prominence rather than the bass and drums. Background vocals by Stiv Bators and Michael Monroe are, unfortunately, not too exciting. They just add a couple of oowwws and aahhhss. Side B features Jerry Nolan with the Teneriffa Cowboys again performing 'Countdown Love'. It was recorded in Stockholm Sweden in 1983 at Decibel studios. This is a more interesting version of the tune with slightly different lyrics and Jerry singing the chorus at a different pace. Side B: Countdown Love - Jerry Nolan side * Jerry Nolan - drums & lead vocals * Michael Thimren - guitar * Bonne Lofman - guitar * Sylo Eliason - bass * Syl Sylvain - piano??
bluesey sorta song about a one nite stand that I thought was gonna last but had to leave with my dignity intact so I paid and left
www.rsjo.com ~ Royal Society Jazz Orchestra http Song Title: "I Double Dare You"Royal Society Jazz Orchestra of San Francisco, California Musicians: Don Neely, leader, reeds, vocals Carla Normand, vocals Frederick Hodges, piano, vocals Steve Apple, drums Dix Bruce, Guitar, banjo Marty Eggers, string bass, tuba Andrew Storar,1st Cornet Kent Mikasa, 2nd Cornet Brent Bergman, trombone Bob Embry, tenor sax, reeds, viola Mike Young 1st alto, clarinet Please visit the websites listed above for information about the festival, performers and available recordings. _ March 2010 3/06/10 I Double Dare You RSJO
doctor groove, captain spoon, the oboema, conny schneider and raymond brouwers check www.spoondoctoro.com higlander maastricht 2010 filmed by wulfey media // edited: raymond brouwers The origins of rock and roll have been fiercely debated by commentators and historians of music. There is general agreement that it arose in the southern United States of America - the region which would produce most of the major early rock and roll acts - through the meeting of the different musical traditions which had developed from transatlantic African slavery and largely European immigration in that region. The migration of many freed slaves and their descendants to major urban centers like Memphis and north to New York City, Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland and Buffalo meant that black and white residents were living in close proximity in larger numbers than ever before, and as a result heard each other's music and even began to emulate each other's fashions. Radio stations that made white and black forms of music available to both groups, the development and spread of the gramophone record, and musical styles such as jazz and swing which were taken up by both black and white musicians, aided this process of "cultural collision." The immediate roots of rock and roll lay in the so-called "race music" and hillbilly music (later called rhythm and blues and country and western) of the 1940s and 1950s. Particularly significant influences were jazz, blues, boogie woogie, country, folk and gospel ...
A very rare Chuck Jones cartoon depicting a cat trying to eat a gold fish. Remastered version from 1999.
For more info on this cartoon, see... www.boingboing.net
Goldilocks jiven bears www.wntube.net Angel puss www.wntube.net Pingo pongo www.youtube.com Sunday go to mettin' time! www.youtube.com clean pastures www.youtube.com Jungle jitters www.youtube.com Uncle tom's Bungalow www.youtube.com Clean pastures www.youtube.com Hiitin' the trail www.youtube.com Coal Black www.youtube.com Tin pan alley cats www.youtube.com Hope you enjoy!
One of me personal fave's of srv Tin pan alley by steve ray vaughn One of the best guitar player ever ! Get thick strings, tune low, floor it. SRV's motto. RIP Steve NOTE : i dind not make all the picture i only made one so thanx to the people how made these disclaimer : i do not own any rights from the music or the pictures All the rights of this song and video-clip go to steve ray vaughn and Sony Music Entertainment . i do not own this song in any way. consider this fan made.
Paul Kent arrives at a friend's front door with new size 14 high heels. His face is now a canvas for liquid foundation, powder, eye shadow and lipstick. Black hose, a blue dress and a wig complete his transformation into Katrina Kingsley. The driveway next door is Katrina's runway to a Hawaiian party where she dances, poses and kisses into the camera lens. Back on the sofa, Katrina expresses her delight with drag and plans to do it often. At her apartment 2 drag queens wrestle her into a dog pile. During Gay Pride on Santa Monica Blvd. Katrina dances with cute guys who feel her up. She interviews lovers who plan to share an apartment for less than she pays on her own alone and lonely. Katrina meets more queens at Dragstrip 66 and The Red Dress Party but finds a date on Halloween. She sees him again at another party but he's with a new boyfriend. "What do you like most about men?" is her roving reporter question and she admires more kissing couples at the next Gay Pride, at Sunset Junction Street Fair, at circuit parties and at erotic award shows. Katrina country dances with a cowboy whose affection inspires her solo dance number around the backlot of Universal Studios. She gives birth behind her apartment building. THE END or is it just the beginning for Katrina Kingsley? Guests include Dylan Tate aka Anne Radcliffe, Kevin Oden aka Kylie Jean Lucille, Eric Christie aka Jackie Jones aka Caprice Johnson, Michael Thomas Angelo aka Tabitha aka Tabatha, David Glick aka Aprille ...
Paul Kent arrives at a friend's front door with new size 14 high heels. His face is now a canvas for liquid foundation, powder, eye shadow and lipstick. Black hose, a blue dress and a wig complete his transformation into Katrina Kingsley. The driveway next door is Katrina's runway to a Hawaiian party where she dances, poses and kisses into the camera lens. Back on the sofa, Katrina expresses her delight with drag and plans to do it often. At her apartment 2 drag queens wrestle her into a dog pile. During Gay Pride on Santa Monica Blvd. Katrina dances with cute guys who feel her up. She interviews lovers who plan to share an apartment for less than she pays on her own alone and lonely. Katrina meets more queens at Dragstrip 66 and The Red Dress Party but finds a date on Halloween. She sees him again at another party but he's with a new boyfriend. "What do you like most about men?" is her roving reporter question and she admires more kissing couples at the next Gay Pride, at Sunset Junction Street Fair, at circuit parties and at erotic award shows. Katrina country dances with a cowboy whose affection inspires her solo dance number around the backlot of Universal Studios. She gives birth behind her apartment building. THE END or is it just the beginning for Katrina Kingsley? Guests include Dylan Tate aka Anne Radcliffe, Kevin Oden aka Kylie Jean Lucille, Eric Christie aka Jackie Jones aka Caprice Johnson, Michael Thomas Angelo aka Tabitha aka Tabatha, David Glick aka Aprille ...
Paul Kent arrives at a friend's front door with new size 14 high heels. His face is now a canvas for liquid foundation, powder, eye shadow and lipstick. Black hose, a blue dress and a wig complete his transformation into Katrina Kingsley. The driveway next door is Katrina's runway to a Hawaiian party where she dances, poses and kisses into the camera lens. Back on the sofa, Katrina expresses her delight with drag and plans to do it often. At her apartment 2 drag queens wrestle her into a dog pile. During Gay Pride on Santa Monica Blvd. Katrina dances with cute guys who feel her up. She interviews lovers who plan to share an apartment for less than she pays on her own alone and lonely. Katrina meets more queens at Dragstrip 66 and The Red Dress Party but finds a date on Halloween. She sees him again at another party but he's with a new boyfriend. "What do you like most about men?" is her roving reporter question and she admires more kissing couples at the next Gay Pride, at Sunset Junction Street Fair, at circuit parties and at erotic award shows. Katrina country dances with a cowboy whose affection inspires her solo dance number around the backlot of Universal Studios. She gives birth behind her apartment building. THE END or is it just the beginning for Katrina Kingsley? Guests include Dylan Tate aka Anne Radcliffe, Kevin Oden aka Kylie Jean Lucille, Eric Christie aka Jackie Jones aka Caprice Johnson, Michael Thomas Angelo aka Tabitha aka Tabatha, David Glick aka Aprille ...
Paul Kent arrives at a friend's front door with new size 14 high heels. His face is now a canvas for liquid foundation, powder, eye shadow and lipstick. Black hose, a blue dress and a wig complete his transformation into Katrina Kingsley. The driveway next door is Katrina's runway to a Hawaiian party where she dances, poses and kisses into the camera lens. Back on the sofa, Katrina expresses her delight with drag and plans to do it often. At her apartment 2 drag queens wrestle her into a dog pile. During Gay Pride on Santa Monica Blvd. Katrina dances with cute guys who feel her up. She interviews lovers who plan to share an apartment for less than she pays on her own alone and lonely. Katrina meets more queens at Dragstrip 66 and The Red Dress Party but finds a date on Halloween. She sees him again at another party but he's with a new boyfriend. "What do you like most about men?" is her roving reporter question and she admires more kissing couples at the next Gay Pride, at Sunset Junction Street Fair, at circuit parties and at erotic award shows. Katrina country dances with a cowboy whose affection inspires her solo dance number around the backlot of Universal Studios. She gives birth behind her apartment building. THE END or is it just the beginning for Katrina Kingsley? Guests include Dylan Tate aka Anne Radcliffe, Kevin Oden aka Kylie Jean Lucille, Eric Christie aka Jackie Jones aka Caprice Johnson, Michael Thomas Angelo aka Tabitha aka Tabatha, David Glick aka Aprille ...
Paul Kent arrives at a friend's front door with new size 14 high heels. His face is now a canvas for liquid foundation, powder, eye shadow and lipstick. Black hose, a blue dress and a wig complete his transformation into Katrina Kingsley. The driveway next door is Katrina's runway to a Hawaiian party where she dances, poses and kisses into the camera lens. Back on the sofa, Katrina expresses her delight with drag and plans to do it often. At her apartment 2 drag queens wrestle her into a dog pile. During Gay Pride on Santa Monica Blvd. Katrina dances with cute guys who feel her up. She interviews lovers who plan to share an apartment for less than she pays on her own alone and lonely. Katrina meets more queens at Dragstrip 66 and The Red Dress Party but finds a date on Halloween. She sees him again at another party but he's with a new boyfriend. "What do you like most about men?" is her roving reporter question and she admires more kissing couples at the next Gay Pride, at Sunset Junction Street Fair, at circuit parties and at erotic award shows. Katrina country dances with a cowboy whose affection inspires her solo dance number around the backlot of Universal Studios. She gives birth behind her apartment building. THE END or is it just the beginning for Katrina Kingsley? Guests include Dylan Tate aka Anne Radcliffe, Kevin Oden aka Kylie Jean Lucille, Eric Christie aka Jackie Jones aka Caprice Johnson, Michael Thomas Angelo aka Tabitha aka Tabatha, David Glick aka Aprille ...
Paul Kent arrives at a friend's front door with new size 14 high heels. His face is now a canvas for liquid foundation, powder, eye shadow and lipstick. Black hose, a blue dress and a wig complete his transformation into Katrina Kingsley. The driveway next door is Katrina's runway to a Hawaiian party where she dances, poses and kisses into the camera lens. Back on the sofa, Katrina expresses her delight with drag and plans to do it often. At her apartment 2 drag queens wrestle her into a dog pile. During Gay Pride on Santa Monica Blvd. Katrina dances with cute guys who feel her up. She interviews lovers who plan to share an apartment for less than she pays on her own alone and lonely. Katrina meets more queens at Dragstrip 66 and The Red Dress Party but finds a date on Halloween. She sees him again at another party but he's with a new boyfriend. "What do you like most about men?" is her roving reporter question and she admires more kissing couples at the next Gay Pride, at Sunset Junction Street Fair, at circuit parties and at erotic award shows. Katrina country dances with a cowboy whose affection inspires her solo dance number around the backlot of Universal Studios. She gives birth behind her apartment building. THE END or is it just the beginning for Katrina Kingsley? Guests include Dylan Tate aka Anne Radcliffe, Kevin Oden aka Kylie Jean Lucille, Eric Christie aka Jackie Jones aka Caprice Johnson, Michael Thomas Angelo aka Tabitha aka Tabatha, David Glick aka Aprille ...
Paul Kent arrives at a friend's front door with new size 14 high heels. His face is now a canvas for liquid foundation, powder, eye shadow and lipstick. Black hose, a blue dress and a wig complete his transformation into Katrina Kingsley. The driveway next door is Katrina's runway to a Hawaiian party where she dances, poses and kisses into the camera lens. Back on the sofa, Katrina expresses her delight with drag and plans to do it often. At her apartment 2 drag queens wrestle her into a dog pile. During Gay Pride on Santa Monica Blvd. Katrina dances with cute guys who feel her up. She interviews lovers who plan to share an apartment for less than she pays on her own alone and lonely. Katrina meets more queens at Dragstrip 66 and The Red Dress Party but finds a date on Halloween. She sees him again at another party but he's with a new boyfriend. "What do you like most about men?" is her roving reporter question and she admires more kissing couples at the next Gay Pride, at Sunset Junction Street Fair, at circuit parties and at erotic award shows. Katrina country dances with a cowboy whose affection inspires her solo dance number around the backlot of Universal Studios. She gives birth behind her apartment building. THE END or is it just the beginning for Katrina Kingsley? Guests include Dylan Tate aka Anne Radcliffe, Kevin Oden aka Kylie Jean Lucille, Eric Christie aka Jackie Jones aka Caprice Johnson, Michael Thomas Angelo aka Tabitha aka Tabatha, David Glick aka Aprille ...
Paul Kent arrives at a friend's front door with new size 14 high heels. His face is now a canvas for liquid foundation, powder, eye shadow and lipstick. Black hose, a blue dress and a wig complete his transformation into Katrina Kingsley. The driveway next door is Katrina's runway to a Hawaiian party where she dances, poses and kisses into the camera lens. Back on the sofa, Katrina expresses her delight with drag and plans to do it often. At her apartment 2 drag queens wrestle her into a dog pile. During Gay Pride on Santa Monica Blvd. Katrina dances with cute guys who feel her up. She interviews lovers who plan to share an apartment for less than she pays on her own alone and lonely. Katrina meets more queens at Dragstrip 66 and The Red Dress Party but finds a date on Halloween. She sees him again at another party but he's with a new boyfriend. "What do you like most about men?" is her roving reporter question and she admires more kissing couples at the next Gay Pride, at Sunset Junction Street Fair, at circuit parties and at erotic award shows. Katrina country dances with a cowboy whose affection inspires her solo dance number around the backlot of Universal Studios. She gives birth behind her apartment building. THE END or is it just the beginning for Katrina Kingsley? Guests include Dylan Tate aka Anne Radcliffe, Kevin Oden aka Kylie Jean Lucille, Eric Christie aka Jackie Jones aka Caprice Johnson, Michael Thomas Angelo aka Tabitha aka Tabatha, David Glick aka Aprille ...
Paul Kent arrives at a friend's front door with new size 14 high heels. His face is now a canvas for liquid foundation, powder, eye shadow and lipstick. Black hose, a blue dress and a wig complete his transformation into Katrina Kingsley. The driveway next door is Katrina's runway to a Hawaiian party where she dances, poses and kisses into the camera lens. Back on the sofa, Katrina expresses her delight with drag and plans to do it often. At her apartment 2 drag queens wrestle her into a dog pile. During Gay Pride on Santa Monica Blvd. Katrina dances with cute guys who feel her up. She interviews lovers who plan to share an apartment for less than she pays on her own alone and lonely. Katrina meets more queens at Dragstrip 66 and The Red Dress Party but finds a date on Halloween. She sees him again at another party but he's with a new boyfriend. "What do you like most about men?" is her roving reporter question and she admires more kissing couples at the next Gay Pride, at Sunset Junction Street Fair, at circuit parties and at erotic award shows. Katrina country dances with a cowboy whose affection inspires her solo dance number around the backlot of Universal Studios. She gives birth behind her apartment building. THE END or is it just the beginning for Katrina Kingsley? Guests include Dylan Tate aka Anne Radcliffe, Kevin Oden aka Kylie Jean Lucille, Eric Christie aka Jackie Jones aka Caprice Johnson, Michael Thomas Angelo aka Tabitha aka Tabatha, David Glick aka Aprille ...
Paul Kent arrives at a friend's front door with new size 14 high heels. His face is now a canvas for liquid foundation, powder, eye shadow and lipstick. Black hose, a blue dress and a wig complete his transformation into Katrina Kingsley. The driveway next door is Katrina's runway to a Hawaiian party where she dances, poses and kisses into the camera lens. Back on the sofa, Katrina expresses her delight with drag and plans to do it often. At her apartment 2 drag queens wrestle her into a dog pile. During Gay Pride on Santa Monica Blvd. Katrina dances with cute guys who feel her up. She interviews lovers who plan to share an apartment for less than she pays on her own alone and lonely. Katrina meets more queens at Dragstrip 66 and The Red Dress Party but finds a date on Halloween. She sees him again at another party but he's with a new boyfriend. "What do you like most about men?" is her roving reporter question and she admires more kissing couples at the next Gay Pride, at Sunset Junction Street Fair, at circuit parties and at erotic award shows. Katrina country dances with a cowboy whose affection inspires her solo dance number around the backlot of Universal Studios. She gives birth behind her apartment building. THE END or is it just the beginning for Katrina Kingsley? Guests include Dylan Tate aka Anne Radcliffe, Kevin Oden aka Kylie Jean Lucille, Eric Christie aka Jackie Jones aka Caprice Johnson, Michael Thomas Angelo aka Tabitha aka Tabatha, David Glick aka Aprille ...
Paul Kent arrives at a friend's front door with new size 14 high heels. His face is now a canvas for liquid foundation, powder, eye shadow and lipstick. Black hose, a blue dress and a wig complete his transformation into Katrina Kingsley. The driveway next door is Katrina's runway to a Hawaiian party where she dances, poses and kisses into the camera lens. Back on the sofa, Katrina expresses her delight with drag and plans to do it often. At her apartment 2 drag queens wrestle her into a dog pile. During Gay Pride on Santa Monica Blvd. Katrina dances with cute guys who feel her up. She interviews lovers who plan to share an apartment for less than she pays on her own alone and lonely. Katrina meets more queens at Dragstrip 66 and The Red Dress Party but finds a date on Halloween. She sees him again at another party but he's with a new boyfriend. "What do you like most about men?" is her roving reporter question and she admires more kissing couples at the next Gay Pride, at Sunset Junction Street Fair, at circuit parties and at erotic award shows. Katrina country dances with a cowboy whose affection inspires her solo dance number around the backlot of Universal Studios. She gives birth behind her apartment building. THE END or is it just the beginning for Katrina Kingsley? Guests include Dylan Tate aka Anne Radcliffe, Kevin Oden aka Kylie Jean Lucille, Eric Christie aka Jackie Jones aka Caprice Johnson, Michael Thomas Angelo aka Tabitha aka Tabatha, David Glick aka Aprille ...
Paul Kent arrives at a friend's front door with new size 14 high heels. His face is now a canvas for liquid foundation, powder, eye shadow and lipstick. Black hose, a blue dress and a wig complete his transformation into Katrina Kingsley. The driveway next door is Katrina's runway to a Hawaiian party where she dances, poses and kisses into the camera lens. Back on the sofa, Katrina expresses her delight with drag and plans to do it often. At her apartment 2 drag queens wrestle her into a dog pile. During Gay Pride on Santa Monica Blvd. Katrina dances with cute guys who feel her up. She interviews lovers who plan to share an apartment for less than she pays on her own alone and lonely. Katrina meets more queens at Dragstrip 66 and The Red Dress Party but finds a date on Halloween. She sees him again at another party but he's with a new boyfriend. "What do you like most about men?" is her roving reporter question and she admires more kissing couples at the next Gay Pride, at Sunset Junction Street Fair, at circuit parties and at erotic award shows. Katrina country dances with a cowboy whose affection inspires her solo dance number around the backlot of Universal Studios. She gives birth behind her apartment building. THE END or is it just the beginning for Katrina Kingsley? Guests include Dylan Tate aka Anne Radcliffe, Kevin Oden aka Kylie Jean Lucille, Eric Christie aka Jackie Jones aka Caprice Johnson, Michael Thomas Angelo aka Tabitha aka Tabatha, David Glick aka Aprille ...
The Revellers - Collegiate. Label: "His Master's Voice". Nr.:4-4160 (Cat. No, B 2236) Rec.:mid 1920's The Revelers were the 1920's most famous group, and illustrate with great musical charm and alacrity the style typical of the era: part vaudeville, barbershop, ragtime and Tin Pan Alley. An all-male ensemble accompanied by their own pianist, (a format later adopted by the Comedian Harmonists), the Revelers benefited by the mainstream acceptance of the newly-popular gramophone, and had many hits, such as "Baby Face," "Valencia," "The Blue Room" and "Dinah" (some recorded under the name The Merrymakers). Though some of the songs connote a novelty aspect to the contemporary ear, the harmonies are sweet and true, the vocal tone exemplary, and the recording quality surprisingly warm and clean. The arrangements are a delight, assimilating the block harmonies of barbershop and the mannered and elegant delivery of the parlor singer.
www.scottjoplin.org Tune title is "ANGRY" Words by (Lyricist) Dudley Mecum Music by (Composer): Henry Brunies and Jules Cassard Composed in 1925. LYRICS: Angry, please don't be angry, 'Cause I was only teasing you! I wouldn't even let you think of leavin' Don't you know I love you true! Just because I took a look at somebody else, That's no reason you should put poor me on the shelf! Angry, please don't be angry, 'Cause I was only teasing you! Don't believe a thing you hear, just wait 'till you see, Then you'll find no cause to show that you're jealous of me! Oh! Angry, please don't be angry, 'Cause I was only teasing you! I made a serious error on the title of the band in the video! On the video I had the name of this musical group as "The Bill Brown Philharmonic Symphony Ragtime Orchestra," but then after I had edited and posted the video I realized that the correct name is "The Bill Brown Philharmonic Syncopated Symphony Band." I guess the reason it's a "band" and not an "orchestra" is that we don't have any violins or a basoon. Maybe next year we can expand the band a bit to include those instruments in order to properly call ourselves an "orchestra." Band Leader & Accordion ~ Bill Brown Piano ~ Dave Tucker Tuba, Piano & Vocals ~ Steve Standiford Washboard ~ RagJazzMonkey Tom Warner We had fun entertaining a lively audience in the BIG TENT at the 2009 Scott Joplin Ragtime Festival held every year in Sedalia, Missouri! _ 06/09
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www.picklehead.com ~ Ian Whitcomb's website Song Title: "Meow"Ian Whitcomb ~ Ukulele, Banjo, Accordian & Vocals Bobby Bruce ~ Violin Fred Sokolow ~ Guitar Tom Marion ~ Guitar, Banjo & Mandolin Tim Emmons ~ Bass Randy Woltz ~ Vibes & Percussion This is one of many songs available on his DVD album "Ian Whitcomb and The Bungalow Boys," and is can be purchased from his website. Go to: www.picklehead.com Posting of Ian Whitcomb videos to this YouTube channel ~ wwwYouTube.com by permission of Ian Whitcomb. March 2, 2009 _ 3/09
Big Vince & The Phat Cats Do Stevie Ray Vaughan's "Tin Pan Alley" Vince Flora - Vocals & Harmonica Gary Frost - Guitar Mike Paparo - Bass Dave Allen - Drums John Smotherman - Guitar
One of the most hilarious songs I've ever heard! Tin Pan in Central Park NY
Alley Cat by Bent Fabric. One of my favorite songs from the 1960's. This won the Grammy Award for Best Rock & Roll Recording, 1962. Bent Fabric is a man, not a group. His real name is Bent Fabricus-Bjerre, and he wrote this under the pseudonym "Frank Bjorn." Fabric is a piano player from Denmark. The Danish title of this is "Omkring et Flygel," which means "Around the Piano." This was the theme song of popular Danish TV show of same name, hosted by Fabric. Farbic led a jazz band in the 1940's. He became head of Denmark's Metronome Records in 1950, making the transition to pop music about the same time. (thanks, Brad Wind - Miami, FL, for all above) An instrumental, this used to be very popular at weddings. It has a goofy dance that speeds up with the music. A later vocal version features lyrics by Jack Harlen.
The Tin Pan Alley Cats play Ol Folks Range in Rapid City, SD
Tin Pan Alley Cats perform at local show in Rapid City, SD
Live at the 12 Bar Club, Tin Pan Alley, London, Filmed by Lady Alcohol, song available on 1st album "Confessions" (www.myspace.com/jdandthelongfellows)
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Tin Pan Alley (Montreux) part 1
"Live In Tokyo", Japan 01/24/85 I think this was his best performance ever. Hey fellas! for more srv's videos check out: www.youtube.com (more)
Cat Stevens delivers a personal message to his fans about what led him to take a break from writing and recording some of his generation's most beloved songs. He speaks of his inspirations like the Beatles and Dylan, his childhood days spent around Tinpan alley and his first ambition to get a guitar. Stevens speaks of his decision to start writing his own music and the musical textures that inspired his ability to think poetically. He opens up about his mental and spiritual voyage and how being close to death helped him define his spiritual path and live and write music driven by his ideals. In this interview mixed with new and Classic Stevens performances, he explains his long absence from 'Pop'...
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Tin Pan Alley (Rockpalast) part 1
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