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Showing posts with label jukeboxes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jukeboxes. Show all posts
Monday, November 19, 2018
I'd Celebrate That!! Nov. 19-25: "Tie One On Day" Wednesday
** I'd Celebrate That!!!
NOVEMBER 19, MONDAY-- Have A Bad Day Day National Blow Bagpipes Day** I love the sound of bagpipes. Don't care what anyone else says.
NOVEMBER 20, TUESDAY-- Absurdity Day** Do Something absurd or stupid. Peanut Butter Fudge Day**
NOVEMBER 21, WEDNESDAY-- Tie One On Day** What does that have to do with the day before Thanksgiving? Jukebox Day** Love 'em but don't like a buck for a song like most songs are priced at these days. Bring back the five for 50 cents juke boxes.
NOVEMBER 22, THURSDAY-- Well, Thanksgiving**
NOVEMBER 23, FRIDAY-- Eat A Cranberry Day** Sounds like a left over to me. National Cashew Day** Love them nuts.
NOVEMBER 24, SATURDAY-- Sardines Day I don't much care for sardines, but do like herring. Small Business Day** Got to support those mom and pop places.
NOVEMBER 25, SUNDAY-- Parfait Day**
--RoadDog
THAT TIME OF THE YEAR: What is a pumpkin's favorite sport? Answer: squash.
Labels:
Bagpipes,
candy,
fish,
holidays,
I'd Celebrate That!,
jukeboxes,
Lists,
Thanksgiving
Saturday, September 20, 2014
Dallas Frazier, Mr. "Elvira"-- Part 1
From Wikipedia.
This past week I was writing in my RoadLog blog about my trip to Carolina Beach, N.C. this past July, and specifically about my memories of hanging out in the Silver Dollar Saloon on the boardwalk in 1976 and listening to the jukebox.
We, well me, really played the songs "North Carolina" and "Elvira" a lot. Both were sung by Dallas Frazier.I sure had a good time listening to them on You Tube and bringing back memories. Even thinking right now about ordering an album or CD with them on it.
I am a country music fan and have heard of Dallas Frazier on occasion so did some further research on him.
He was born October 27, 1939 and is a noted musician and songwriter who had much success in the 1950s and 1960s.
His birthplace was Spiro, Oklahoma, but he grew up in (Merle and Buck land) in Bakersfield, California. As a teen, he played with country star Ferlin Husky.
More to Come. --RoadDog
SAY WHAT? ""E ticket" Before the electronic ticket, Disneyland's most expensive ride coupons meant a top-of-the-kine experience. (Doesn't mean anything to me.)
This past week I was writing in my RoadLog blog about my trip to Carolina Beach, N.C. this past July, and specifically about my memories of hanging out in the Silver Dollar Saloon on the boardwalk in 1976 and listening to the jukebox.
We, well me, really played the songs "North Carolina" and "Elvira" a lot. Both were sung by Dallas Frazier.I sure had a good time listening to them on You Tube and bringing back memories. Even thinking right now about ordering an album or CD with them on it.
I am a country music fan and have heard of Dallas Frazier on occasion so did some further research on him.
He was born October 27, 1939 and is a noted musician and songwriter who had much success in the 1950s and 1960s.
His birthplace was Spiro, Oklahoma, but he grew up in (Merle and Buck land) in Bakersfield, California. As a teen, he played with country star Ferlin Husky.
More to Come. --RoadDog
SAY WHAT? ""E ticket" Before the electronic ticket, Disneyland's most expensive ride coupons meant a top-of-the-kine experience. (Doesn't mean anything to me.)
Labels:
bars,
Carolina Beach,
Country Music,
Dallas Frazier,
jukeboxes,
North Carolina
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