Since the Man of Steel fights for "truth, justice and the American way," it seems appropriate that he return for this Fourth of July weekend in an encore from 2009. From the Internet Archive, here is Electric Earthquake.
Friday, July 5, 2013
Sunrise Serenade: Baby Me
Today's Sunrise Serenade was "Baby Me" by Glenn Miller and His Orchestra with Kay Starr on vocals. Click on the song title to listen courtesy of Jazz On Line.
Thursday, July 4, 2013
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY!
Happy Fourth of July! Above is a photo of a U.S. flag from 1944, found at the American Memory Collection of the Library of Congress, which explains why it only has 48 stars.
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Playlist For July 3, 2013 - Independence Day Special
World War II: Then And Now
I do not remember how I came across this post on Accidental Mysteries, but my thanks to who/whatever led me there. It features several "then and now" photos from areas in Europe during World War II. Above, an American soldier holds a German soldier prisoner; and below, the same location today.
Sunrise Serenade: Mood Hollywood
Today's Sunrise Serenade was "Mood Hollywood" by the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra. Enjoy the video below from YouTube.
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
Keep Cool WIth A Red Hot Lindy Hop
The Red Hot Lindy Hop lesson and session continues this Friday night at the Rumba Room. Free lesson at 7:00 p.m. Free admission before 7:00, and $5 cover at the door afterwards. Lesson by Kirk and Amanda with music by Amanda. Dress like you are going out!
303 South Main
Sunrise Serenade: Anytime, Anyday, Anywhere
Today's Sunrise Serenade was "Anytime, Anyday, Anywhere" by the Mills Brothers. Enjoy the video below from YouTube.
Monday, July 1, 2013
Turner Classic Movies In July
As The Hollywood Revue informs us in its monthly preview of movies on TCM, Paul Henreid (left - as Victor Laszlo in Casablanca) is the star of the month, with films featuring him every Tuesday night in July.
Sunrise Serenade: Rhythm Saved The World
This moring's Sunrise Serenade was "Rhythm Saved The World" by the Mills Brothers. Click on the song title to listen courtesy of Jazz On Line.
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