Yeah yes we are back this is the chicken scratch show right here and Kim on the side of the seat Cody on this side of the seat I was in here last week and you covered thank you yet you were gone it was an excellent show usually when I m traveling for my other work I try to tune in I didn t yeah I was busy I was a mentor I was in Japanese food with an old buddy of mine we re picking out you were down south right I was in Anaheim he had a funny honky tonks where you re in Anaheim No I googled it like Disney Disney stuff comes up I just don t know fence if you re Disney fan I don t trust Disney honkytonk says like. Scratching which. Hold on I know about like the old bear jam. You have been through some of the rules and tricky do you think. You have been there apparently I have things recovering Yes Not from you but you know we re back we ll cover tonight. I mean from a music perspective yes and themes to hit on. We ve got. Teased in the Facebook promo some successful engine work. For ol
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And if you just tuned in welcome aboard this is Graham passed with a swinging selection of the finest music in artists and they were good Michael and that s sung by Sammy calm and Jimmy Van Heusen Come Fly With Me of my traveling songs my musical feet and today. Betty the blonde bombshell was born on February 26th 1921 here is Betty along with Paul Weston his orchestra in the 145 and it s a song by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans stuff like that. Made me. And. Some. Like that. How on some. Stuff. Betty with the orchestra ranged in conducted by Paul Weston and that song by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans stuff like that there every week that around this time I open up the grandpa s piano to enjoy the playing of that standing jazz pianist with a playing solo or with an orchestra or group or we s the greatest of the greats and your suggestions for this spot are always welcome this week it s the turn of moment and mellow mood let s mix pool and enjoy. The big. But he bears in a bit too and T
Alice. Alice. Lou. Goodness. Enough. The to a. Isn t a good i company we play that one before that is the overture to the opera Rossland and Mina by Mikhail Glinka and it was played by the film only orchestra and just throw it in just in case you want to know maybe you could mention this in the public Tommy go it was based on a poem by Alexander Pushkin that s the opera fan turn I was I ve been a classical do another one in about a couple weeks time well tend to March when I m back live because as have got a couple of the prerecorded special programs for when we could do a road trip across the USA Well kind of fire music rather than going over there and doing it for real cost money petals not cheap but it s cheaper than Merican is over here but is still not going to get over there so I thought let s do it via music instead Anyway still to come on the program we ll take a look at the birthdays for today got those a good music to play as well for example how do you fancy from a choru