..i am a stupid jerk..i use it to listen to iris dement, bob dylan, frank sinatra and the mormon tabernacle choir...and vera lynn ( the voice of the british forces in ww2...when we knew for sure the nazis were crummy and pretended that stalin ...the raper of poland...was an ally )...
Originally posted by reinfeldDoes anybody here remember Vera Lynn
..i am a stupid jerk..i use it to listen to iris dement, bob dylan, frank sinatra and the mormon tabernacle choir...and vera lynn ( the voice of the british forces in ww2...when we knew for sure the nazis were crummy and pretended that stalin ...the raper of poland...was an ally )...
Remember how she said that we would meet again
...there are armchair communists ( father of luciille ball and such ) but almost all were just world killers...the scholastic communists, marx, engels, etc. are no danger to anyone except someone who wants their chair at that particular corner of the library but most communists are killers in real life...
Originally posted by reinfeldDoes anybody here remember Vera Lynn
..i remember...she managed a few good records into the early 1950's..
Remember how she said that
We would meet again
Some sunny day
Vera! Vera!
What has become of you
Does anybody else in here
Feel the way I do ?
That's all I remember.
there is the sad song about "my son" ( the mother who laments her son who has gone off to war )...etc....the white cliffs of dover...etc...
she was a dance hall singer from a poor background but she was in the right moment of time...an everygirl when men going off to war and their parents and sweethearts wanted to hold onto a memory both befor and after the train departed the the dreaded telegram arrived...
Originally posted by reinfeldYou could set up a Vera Lynn station at pandora.com and it would search out artists who are similar to her. And you could...you could...LISTEN TO THEM!
there is the sad song about "my son" ( the mother who laments her son who has gone off to war )...etc....the white cliffs of dover...etc...
she was a dance hall singer from a poor background but she was in the right moment of time...an everygirl when men going off to war and their parents and sweethearts wanted to hold onto a memory both befor and after the train departed the the dreaded telegram arrived...