This was on the flip side of the .45 record with Grace Kelly and Bing Crosby singing True Love, on their boat.
Whew! When I grow up…. …I thought.
I love the song. ….Lady in Red
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Watching Ronan Farrow, supposedly Woody Allen’s little boy, is funny.
Ronan looks like zero per cent Mia and one hundred per cent Frank Sinatra.
I assume the guy knows that? ….Lady in Red
7
No he supposedly took a DNA test and he is not FS’s son.
2
Yeah, and Chelsea isn’t Webb’s either.
6
Arguably the best lounge singer and crooner to ever come down the pike. They don’t make ’em like that any more. Or the music.
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I like this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9024VFH8rQ
I’m gonna live
Till I die
Gonna laugh
Stead of Cry
Before my number’s up
I’m gonna fill my cup
I’m gonna live, live, live, live, livvvvvvvvvvvve–
Until I die!
2
“This was on the flip side of the .45 record with Grace Kelly and Bing Crosby singing True Love, on their boat.”
45 singles!
Record company: OK, we know this one will sell (not as sure as thought, sometimes). How about a small record with that one song on it? We’ll find something to put on the flip side
Sometimes the B side is the one with legs.
The Zombies came out with a 45 that had “I love you” for the B side. Will have to look up what A side was.
People! covered it in `68 and that was the version I was familiar with.
As an 11 y.o. I was trying to tell a friend about it and was struggling to remember the name of the song while talking in the hall at elementary – I blurted out I LOVE YOU !, when it finally came to me. Yes, I was stupid enough to forget the most repeated words in the song was the title.
That was an interesting moment in a school hall, as a kid, with dozens of students stopping and wondering who I loved so much that I would say it so loudly and with urgency in public.
That was a time in my life I actually turned red from blushing. Yee
2
Record companies would always try to put what they knew (or thought they knew) was a good song on Side A of a 45 RPM record, and some crap song by the same singer on side B. That way they didn’t “give away” another hit song on the B side. Thus they could sell more records. The problem for RCA when it came to Elvis is that he was so popular that no matter what they put on the B side, it became a hit too. Drove ’em crazy. It was pretty much the same way for The Beatles, IIRC.
This was on the flip side of the .45 record with Grace Kelly and Bing Crosby singing True Love, on their boat.
Whew! When I grow up…. …I thought.
I love the song. ….Lady in Red
Watching Ronan Farrow, supposedly Woody Allen’s little boy, is funny.
Ronan looks like zero per cent Mia and one hundred per cent Frank Sinatra.
I assume the guy knows that? ….Lady in Red
No he supposedly took a DNA test and he is not FS’s son.
Yeah, and Chelsea isn’t Webb’s either.
Arguably the best lounge singer and crooner to ever come down the pike. They don’t make ’em like that any more. Or the music.
I like this one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9024VFH8rQ
I’m gonna live
Till I die
Gonna laugh
Stead of Cry
Before my number’s up
I’m gonna fill my cup
I’m gonna live, live, live, live, livvvvvvvvvvvve–
Until I die!
“This was on the flip side of the .45 record with Grace Kelly and Bing Crosby singing True Love, on their boat.”
45 singles!
Record company: OK, we know this one will sell (not as sure as thought, sometimes). How about a small record with that one song on it? We’ll find something to put on the flip side
Sometimes the B side is the one with legs.
The Zombies came out with a 45 that had “I love you” for the B side. Will have to look up what A side was.
People! covered it in `68 and that was the version I was familiar with.
As an 11 y.o. I was trying to tell a friend about it and was struggling to remember the name of the song while talking in the hall at elementary – I blurted out I LOVE YOU !, when it finally came to me. Yes, I was stupid enough to forget the most repeated words in the song was the title.
That was an interesting moment in a school hall, as a kid, with dozens of students stopping and wondering who I loved so much that I would say it so loudly and with urgency in public.
That was a time in my life I actually turned red from blushing. Yee
Record companies would always try to put what they knew (or thought they knew) was a good song on Side A of a 45 RPM record, and some crap song by the same singer on side B. That way they didn’t “give away” another hit song on the B side. Thus they could sell more records. The problem for RCA when it came to Elvis is that he was so popular that no matter what they put on the B side, it became a hit too. Drove ’em crazy. It was pretty much the same way for The Beatles, IIRC.