_roger-wolfe-kahn-amp-his-orchestra-dance-little-lady-1928.jpg "Roger Wolfe Kahn & His Orchestra - Dance Little Lady (1928) from the moody blues Video Screenshot Preview")
GalleryPlay Video:
(Note: The default playback of the video is HD VERSION. If your browser is buffering the video slowly, please play the REGULAR MP4 VERSION or Open The Video below for better experience. Thank you!)
⏲ Duration: 3:10
👁 View: 10K times
✓ Published: 23-Apr-2024
👁 View: 10K times
✓ Published: 23-Apr-2024
Description:
Roger Wolfe Kahn & His Orchestra play \
Roger Wolfe Kahn & His Orchestra play \
Share with your friends:
Whatsapp | Viber | Telegram | Line | SMS
Email | Twitter | Reddit | Tumblr | Pinterest
_the-bear-story-harry-e-humphrey-1914.webp "The Bear Story, That Alex Yist Maked Up His Own Se'f<br/><br/>James Whitcomb Riley story<br/><br/>Harry E. Humphrey recites<br/><br/>Victor 35378<br/><br/>1914<br/><br/>W’y, wunst they wuz a little boy went out<br/>In the grea’ big woods to shoot a bear, -- an’ he’<br/>Wuz goin’ along – an’ goin’ along, you know,<br/>An’ purty soon he heered somepin’ go “Wooh!”<br/>An’ he wuz skeered, he wuz.<br/>An’ so he runned an’ clumbed a grea’ big tree –<br/>A sicka-more tree.<br/>An’ nen he heerd it ag’in; an’ he looked ‘round,<br/>An’ ‘t’uz a grea’ big shor—‘nuff bear!<br/>No! ‘T’uz two bears, it wuz –<br/>But – No, ist one’s a grea’ big bear.<br/>An’ they ist boff went “Wwooh!”<br/>An’ nen the little boy<br/>He ‘uz skeered worse’n ever, cuz here come<br/>The grea’ big bear a-climbin’ th’ tree to git<br/>The little boy an’ eat him up – Oh, no! –<br/>It ‘uz the little bear. So here he come<br/>Climbin’ the tree – an’ climbin’ the tree! Nen when<br/>He git wite clos’t the little boy he ist pulled up his gun<br/>An’ shot the bear an’ killed him dead!<br/>An’ nen the bear he falled plum down<br/>An’ lit wite side o’ where big bear’s at.<br/>An’ nen the big bear’s awful mad,<br/>An’ so here he come a’climbin’ up – an’ up the tree, to git<br/>The little boy an’ eat him up! An’ so the little boy –<br/>He ‘uz badder skeered, he wuz, than any time –<br/>He clumbed on higher an’ higher, an’ higher up the tree –<br/>An’ when the old bear ‘uz wite clos’t to him –<br/>Nen the little boy ist jabbed his gun wite in the old bear’s mouf –<br/>An’ shot and killed him dead! –<br/>No! I forgot – He didn’t shoot the grea’ big bear at all –<br/>Cuz they ‘uz no load in the gun, you know –<br/>‘Cuz when he shot the little bear, w’y nen<br/>No load ‘uz any more in the gun!<br/>But th’ little boy clumbed higher up, he did –<br/>Till he ist can’t climb no higher,<br/>So when th’ old bear’s reel clos’t – the<br/>Little boy ist gives a grea’ big jump for ‘nother tree –<br/>No! – no, he don’t do that! -- I tell y ou what the<br/>Little boy does: -- W’y, nen – w’y, he – Oh, yes! –<br/>The little boy he finds a hole up there – an’ climbs<br/>In there an’ hides – An’ nen th’ old bear can’t find<br/>The little boy at all! -- But purty soon the old bear finds<br/>The little boy’s gun ‘at’s up there – ‘cause the gun<br/>It’s too tall to tooked wiv him in the hole.<br/>An’ the old bear ‘gins to snuff an’ sniff around,<br/>An’ sniff an’ snuff around – so’s he kin find<br/>Out where the little boy’s hid at.<br/>An’ nen – nen – Oh, yes! -- W’y, purty soon the old bear climbs<br/>‘Way out on a grea’ long limb,<br/>An’ takes his ax an’ chops the limb off! … Nen<br/>The old bear falls ker-splunge! Clean to the ground,<br/>An’ bust an’ kill hisse’f plum dead, he did!<br/>An’ nen the little boy he git his gun<br/>An’ ‘menced a-climbin’ down the tree ag’in –<br/>No! – no, he didn’t git his gun – ‘cuz when<br/>The bear falled, nen the gun falled too, -- An’<br/>Broked it all to pieces, too!<br/>An’ the little boy ist cried, an went on climbin’<br/>Down the tree – When he ‘uz purt’ nigh down, --<br/>W’y, nen, the old bear he jumped up ag’in! – an’ he<br/>Ain’t dead at all – ist ‘tendin’ thataway<br/>So he kin git the little boy and eat him up!<br/>An’ he ist won’t go ‘way an’ let the litt")
_the-isley-brothers-hit-no-1-in-1969-with-92.webp "On today’s episode of Billboard's Chart Rewind, we look back at the Isley Brothers hitting No. 1 on the Best Selling Rhythm & Blues singles chart, now called Hot R&B / Hip-Hop songs with their song \")
_blue39s-clues-collection-day-v-smile-full-game-hd-walkthrough-no-commentary.webp "Includes the full game: the Learning Adventure and all 4 Learning Zone mini-games. Played on the original VTech's V.Smile console, recorded with Elgato HD60, without commentary. <br/><br/>If you enjoyed watching this video, please leave a like and subscribe! I would very much appreciate it!<br/><br/>Summary: Blue and her friends love to collect things, and they want to share their collections with you. Kids will join Blue, Joe, Magenta, Periwinkle and all their favorite Blue's Clues friends for a fun and challenging day of collecting. As they explore Blue's world to find what Blue wants to collect, kids will find plenty of puzzles and challenges to test their shape, color, letter, music and spatial skills. Six fun, challenging Learning Adventure games range from helping Mailbox sort his stamp collection by identifying pictures, and helping Pail and Shovel collect leaves by matching colors. Four Learning Zone games focus on specific preschool skills such as counting, size comparisons, word-picture matching, and classification. Providing hours of exciting game play, this V.Smile Smartridge works with all V.Smile Learning systems.<br/><br/>Release Date - June 12, 2006<br/>Genre - Educational, Adventure, Arcade<br/>Platforms - V.Smile, V.Smile Pocket<br/>Publisher - VTech, Nick Jr.<br/>Developer - VTech<br/><br/>My Xbox gamertag: TGG Yari<br/>My PlayStation gamertag: ToughGamingGuyYT<br/>My Steam: ToughGamingGuy")
_night-trip-to-buffalo-7-inch-disc.webp "Night Trip To Buffalo, talking, vaudeville, once-popular comic routine on early Columbia 7-inch disc")
_who-are-the-candidates-for-evertons-202392-24-player-of-the-season-award.webp "As Everton have had a whirlwind of a season dealing with points deduction and relegation worries, a brighter segment as we discussed who may go on to pick up their player of the season award, as the toffees continue in the premier league.")
_joe-bonamassa-fleetwood-macs-39lazy-poker-blues39.webp "Joe Bonamassa recorded a follow-up to his album Blues Deluxe, titled Blues Deluxe, Vol. 2, for which he covered a handful of his favorite blues classics. One of the songs featured on Vol. 2 is Fleetwood Mac’s “Lazy Poker Blues” with original incarnation of the band that included the great British blues guitarist Peter Green.")
_the-zombie-detective-episode-1-online-with-english-sub--.webp "With its campy humor and noir-ish tone, Zombie Detective just might be the most out-of-the-box drama that has premiered this year. It tells the story of a man turned zombie, and jumps from horror to slapstick to mystery to rom-com in the space of a single episode — and it all strangely works.<br/><br/><br/> <br/>EPISODES 1-2 WEECAP<br/><br/><br/><br/>It’s a great mystery of dramaland why some dramas just don’t work, even when they have everything (cast, writer, PD) stacked in their favor. But it might even be a bigger mystery when a drama that sounds like a walking disaster, turns out to be totally viable, fun, and entertaining — and that’s exactly what we have here with Zombie Detective.<br/><br/>When Zombie Detective opens, we’re introduced to two very different storylines. The first is this very dark, noir, and totally campy introduction to our zombie hero (Choi Jin-hyuk). He wakes up in the middle of a landfill and slowly starts to realize that he’s not human any more. All of the narration in this sequence is done in hilariously dramatic inner monologue — because he’s a zombie and he naturally can’t speak but in wheezy grunts. He wonders things like, “Is this the apocalypse or a zombie virus?” or, when he’s trying to walk, “I’m in a rush but why am I so slow?” LOL! Our zombie even lights a moody cigarette in a style that’s so exactly from a noir detective film, that it’s hard not to crack up. There’s something about this gloominess mixed with the comedy that is just spot-on.<br/><br/><br/><br/>Our second introduction is to our heroine, the feisty journalist GONG SUN-JI (Park Joo-hyun). Sun-ji’s scenes are the mother of all tonal shifts from the gloomy noir comedy of our zombie hero. She’s basically like a more ballsy Lois Lane. She’s on a mission to catch a wanted criminal known as Santa, or any other baddie she runs into in the process, and she’s not afraid to throw punches — or helmets — to take them down.<br/><br/>With a pretty solid introduction to our heroine and her pursuit of justice, the story’s attention then falls to our hero. How is he going to survive in a world of vicious humans who kill zombies at the first chance they get? The entire reversal of this hunter/hunted dynamic is great here — and our hero soon decides he has to pretend to be human in order to survive in this cruel, cruel world. Cue a year-long transformation montage that puts Choi Jin-hyuk’s previous crazy transformation scene in An Empress’s Dignity to shame.<br/><br/>")
_night-trip-to-american-quartet-1910.webp "Night Trip To Buffalo<br/><br/>Victor 16524<br/><br/>1910<br/><br/>American Quartet")
_the-bear-story-harry-e-humphrey-1914.jpg)
_the-isley-brothers-hit-no-1-in-1969-with-92.jpg)
_blue39s-clues-collection-day-v-smile-full-game-hd-walkthrough-no-commentary.jpg)
_night-trip-to-buffalo-7-inch-disc.jpg)
_who-are-the-candidates-for-evertons-202392-24-player-of-the-season-award.jpg)
_joe-bonamassa-fleetwood-macs-39lazy-poker-blues39.jpg)
_the-zombie-detective-episode-1-online-with-english-sub--.jpg)
_night-trip-to-american-quartet-1910.jpg)
![[+]](/images/menu.gif){kind=small}