We were very sophisticated. Most of ours either involved Clair de Lune or the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.
All of the classical music I learned as a kid was from WB cartoons
And Fantasia
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There are several generations whose first introduction to classical music was Bugs Bunny. I saw the “Bugs Bunny on Broadway” with the Houston Pops a few years ago. They had the full orchestra there playing along live to the cartoons on the big screen. It was loads of fun. They also described how click track was invented for these animated cartoons.
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Oh lord I would absolutely go to that wherever I could.
Same 1st thought
2nd thought
Lou Reed
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Agreed on your second thought.
Also, I have booked an appointment at Lens Crafters.
Same. You know what I don’t see and that’s any telephone lines.
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Your second thought was my first thought.
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I thought it was a picture of Kate Middleton holding Prince Louis.
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But if you just let it ring a little longer…
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Ronnie Milsap
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Mike Brady.
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I didn’t even need to click your spoiler to know. But, I’ve always been a huge ELO fan.
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From the mix tape that used to reside permanently in the player that cost more than the car in which it was installed.
Night time, roof down, volume up. Occasionally, I would be blessed with the synchronicity of being able to floor it at the same time the song kicks it up.
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Can’t picture him without a beard.
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Thanks for reminding me of that. That was one of my favorite albums back in the day, but I haven’t thought about it in quite a while.
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Weird Al
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It’s stood the test of time. They were geniuses and that transcends.
Who’s Donna’s dad from That 70s Show?
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