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Wjz synch with the early show theme{starting a brand new day}

WJZ SYNCH WITH THE EARLY SHOW THEME{STARTING A BRAND NEW DAY} Category: Film & Animation Length: 00:00:24 Tags: .

 

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Wjz-tv 13, baltimore md sign-off 1981

Preceded by two WJZ-TV program promos, one featuring Oprah Winfrey (who worked at the station at the time), and a sermonette. An old beat-up print of a US Navy National Anthem clip follows the sign-off announcement. Visit my new web site: tv-signoffs.com Category: Entertainment Length: 00:04:35.250 Tags: .

 

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Peter yarrow-the colonoscopy song

Now I know that this is for colorectal cancer awareness month, but how you not remember the words of your own song?! smh. FOOTAGE IS OWNED AND COPYRIGHTED BY CBS NEWS. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Category: Entertainment Length: 00:01:49.500 Tags: THE EARLY SHOW WJZ .

 

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Wjz that's what friends are for 1981 promo

Wow...see Oprah when she was host of Baltimore's 'People are Talking' and Michael Richards (Kramer on 'Seinfeld') when he was on 'Fridays,' a late-night comedy/variety series. This Clip (C)1981 WJZ-TV, Inc. Source 80stvthemes.com Category: Entertainment Length: 00:00:22.500 Tags: .

 

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O's return to 1090 wbal, nats to 106.7 the fan?

On Twitter: @longisland495 Two flagship changes for the price of one (region)? The Baltimore Orioles and the Washington Nationals virtually occupy the same amount of radio real estate since BMore and DC are a mere 36 miles away from each other. It's very rare when you have two competing baseball teams in (virtually) the same state changing radio flagships all within a span of 72 hours. Let's start with the Orioles first. For a few years, the Orioles were a key piece of the puzzle that made 105.7 WHFS in Charm City what it was. What lured the O's off of Hearst Broadcasting's WBAL 1090 and onto the CBS FMer was that 105.7 was one of 12 Hot Talk "Free FM"s that CBS belted out across the country as a response to Howard Stern defecting to Sirius (now Sirius XM). CBS (then Infinity at the time) also had similar stations in New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Dallas, Phoenix, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Detroit, Washington DC, and San Diego. Free FM was a failure and all flipped to other formats. The Baltimore station was one of the last Hot Talkers to change as it became a sports talk station known as 105.7 The Fan. CBS also flipped their DC Free FM at 106.7 to a similar format with the same name. More on that in a few... The heritage WJZ call letters which already exist on WJZ-AM 1300 as well as WJZ-TV in Baltimore (all CBS O&Os) also accompanied the format change. It is the #1 sports talk station in Baltimore. All of the local programming that was on 1300 WJZ-AM ... Category: Sports Length: 00:05:13.500 Tags: .

 

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Vincent lopez and his orchestra, irving kaufman vocal - my sweeter than sweet (1929)

Vincent Lopez (Dec.30,1895 -- Sept.29,1975) was an American bandleader and pianist. He was born of Portuguese immigrant parents in Brooklyn, New York and was leading his own dance band in New York City by 1917. On November 27, 1921 his band began broadcasting on the new medium of entertainment radio; the band's weekly 90-minute show on Newark, NJ station WJZ boosted the popularity of both himself and of radio. He became one of America's most popular bandleaders, and would retain that status through the 1940s. He began his radio programs by announcing "Lopez speaking!".His theme song was "Nola," Felix Arndt's novelty ragtime piece of 1915, and Lopez became so identified with it that he occasionally satirized it. (His 1939 movie short for Vitaphone, Vincent Lopez and his Orchestra, features the entire band singing "Down with Nola.") Lopez worked occasionally in feature films, notably The Big Broadcast (1932). He was also one of the very first bandleaders to work in Soundies movie musicals, in 1940. He made additional Soundies in 1944. Noted musicians who played in his band included Artie Shaw, Xavier Cugat, Jimmy Dorsey, Tommy Dorsey, Mike Mosiello and Glenn Miller. He also featured singers Keller Sisters and Lynch, Betty Hutton and Marion Hutton. Lopez's longtime drummer was the irreverent Mike Riley, who popularized the novelty hit "The Music Goes Round and Round." Lopez's flamboyant style of piano playing influenced such later musicians as Eddy Duchin and Liberace. In ... Category: Music Length: 00:02:08.250 Tags: .

 

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Vincent lopez orchestra, keller sisters and lynch vocal - a lane in spain (1927)

Vincent Lopez (Dec.30,1895 - Sept.20,1975) was an American bandleader and pianist. Vincent Lopez was born of Portuguese immigrant parents in Brooklyn, New York and was leading his own dance band in New York City by 1917. On November 27, 1921 his band began broadcasting on the new medium of entertainment radio; the band's weekly 90-minute show on Newark, NJ station WJZ boosted the popularity of both himself and of radio. He became one of America's most popular bandleaders, and would retain that status through the 1940s. He began his radio programs by announcing "Lopez speaking!".His theme song was "Nola," Felix Arndt's novelty ragtime piece of 1915, and Lopez became so identified with it that he occasionally satirized it. (His 1939 movie short for Vitaphone, Vincent Lopez and his Orchestra, features the entire band singing "Down with Nola.") Lopez worked occasionally in feature films, notably The Big Broadcast (1932). He was also one of the very first bandleaders to work in Soundies movie musicals, in 1940. He made additional Soundies in 1944. Noted musicians who played in his band included Artie Shaw, Xavier Cugat, Jimmy Dorsey, Tommy Dorsey, Mike Mosiello and Glenn Miller. He also featured singers Keller Sisters and Lynch, Betty Hutton and Marion Hutton. Lopez's longtime drummer was the irreverent Mike Riley, who popularized the novelty hit "The Music Goes Round and Round." Lopez's flamboyant style of piano playing influenced such later musicians as Eddy Duchin and ... Category: Music Length: 00:02:30 Tags: .

 

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Cheerful little earful - vincent lopez orchestra (hit of the week)1931

Recorded in December of 1930 in New York, and released January 22, 1931. Vincent Lopez dir. and piano, Hymie Wolfson cl ts, Jack Parker (Smith Ballew) vo. Vincent Lopez (30 December 1895 -- 20 September 1975) was an American bandleader and pianist. Vincent Lopez was born of Portuguese immigrant parents in Brooklyn, New York and was leading his own dance band in New York City by 1917. On November 27, 1921 his band began broadcasting on the new medium of entertainment radio; the band's weekly 90-minute show on Newark, NJ station WJZ boosted the popularity of both himself and of radio. He became one of America's most popular bandleaders, and would retain that status through the 1940s. He began his radio programs by announcing "Lopez speaking!".His theme song was "Nola," Felix Arndt's novelty ragtime piece of 1915, and Lopez became so identified with it that he occasionally satirized it. (His 1939 movie short for Vitaphone, Vincent Lopez and his Orchestra, features the entire band singing "Down with Nola.") Lopez worked occasionally in feature films, notably The Big Broadcast (1932). He was also one of the very first bandleaders to work in Soundies movie musicals, in 1940. He made additional Soundies in 1944. Noted musicians who played in his band included Artie Shaw, Xavier Cugat, Jimmy Dorsey, Tommy Dorsey, Mike Mosiello and Glenn Miller. He also featured singers Keller Sisters and Lynch, Betty Hutton and Marion Hutton. Lopez's longtime drummer was the irreverent Mike Riley ... Category: Music Length: 00:02:06 Tags: .

 

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Vincent lopez orchestra "chant of the jungle" (1929)

CHANT OF THE JUNGLE Vincent Lopez Orchestra Vocal - Irving Kaufman Words - Arthur Freed Music - Nacio Herb Brown Recorded Nov. 8, 1929 in New York Vincent Lopez was born Dec. 30, 1898 in Brooklyn NY Leader of a sweet-style band many years and was noted for piano pyrotechnics, especially on "Nola." He was taught music by his father. Studied for the priesthood for three years then attended buisness college and did office work, but soon earned a living as a cafe pianist. Formed band in 1918, played vaudeville, worked up to top hotels and theatres. Broadcast first dance band radio remote in 1921 from Newark, NJ on WJZ. Long runs at Hotel Pennsylvania and Hotel St. Regis. Played Hotel Taft 27 years into the 1960s. His famous radio greeting: "Hello, everybody, Lopez speaking." Band in Broadway musicals Love Birds (1921), Greenwich Village Follies of 1924, Earl Carroll's Vanities of 1928, In movie "The Big Broadcast of 1932". Radio shows included Plough's Musical Courier 1934, Speed Show with Floyd Gibbons 1936, Nash Show starring Grace Moore 1937, Show of the Week with Buddy Clark 1940. Early 1950s own radio and TV show. Singers Betty and Marion Hutton with band late 1930s. Band in extravaganda Billy Rose's Aquacade at 1940 New York World's Fair. Also talented composer and lyricist. Category: Music Length: 00:02:03.750 Tags: .

 

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Vaughn de leath - are you lonesome tonight (1927)

Vaughn De Leath (1894 - 1943) was a famous female radio jazz singer who gained popularity in the 1920s and became known as "The Original Radio Girl" and "First Lady of Radio". She was also one of the early crooners. She was born as Leonore Vonderlieth in the midwestern town of Mt. Pulaski, Illinois in 1894. Her parents were George and Catherine. At age 12, she moved to Los Angeles with her mother and sister, where she finished high school and studied music. While at Mills College, she began writing her own songs, but later dropped out to pursue a singing career. Later she changed her name to Vaughn De Leath. De Leath's vocals ranged from soprano to deep contralto and easily adapted to the Jazz and radio age in the 1920s. Her first break was in January of 1920 when the inventor Lee DeForest brought her to his studio in New York City's World Tower. Vaughn De Leath sang "Swanee River", in a cramped room, and most of her listeners were only equipped with crystal radio. This was said to be the first live singing broadcast, although some modern historians now question this. By 1921, in the formative years of commercial radio, she began singing at WABC (AM)WJZ, then in Newark NJ, which was later known as WABC in New York City. She had also performed on the New York stage in the early to mid 1920s, but radio became her first love, and she made a name for herself as a radio entertainer. In 1923, she became one of the first female executives to run a radio station, WDT in New York ... Category: Music Length: 00:02:19.500 Tags: .

 

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Broadway nitelites - you were meant for me (1929)

The Broadway Nitelites were one of the MANY Groups lead by Ben Selvin. More than likely an aggregation of Columbia Studio Artists... Originally a violinist, Ben Selvin probably made more records than any other bandleader of the 78 rpm era. His career in the record industry spanned decades. He was born around 1898 to Russian immigrants. His father, Max, was a tailor. Selvin started playing the fiddle at the age of 7 and made his first public appearance at the Star Casino at the age of nine. Acclaimed a prodigy, and presented with a gold medal in recognition of his genius, it was planned to send him to Paris for further study, however a reversal in good fortune prevented him from going, but Ben was still determined to succeed by working in and around New York. In 1913 Selvin made his first appearance on Broadway. From there he went to Rector's, then to Reisenweber's and Healy's. When he was nineteen years old, Ben Selvin organized his own orchestra and played at the Moulin Rouge for a record run of seven years. In November 20, 1919 Selvin's Novelty Orchestra arrived at Victor Studios and cut two numbers. The First "Mandy" was released as Victor 18614, and his best selling record, "Dradnella" released in February 1920. He began steady work in radio by 1924, and was recording regularly for Vocalion Records. Few radio orchestras had so many listeners as Ben Selvin's Moulin Rouge Orchestra, which broadcast every Monday night over Station WJZ in New York. His status as an ... Category: Music Length: 00:02:50.250 Tags: .

 

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Vincent lopez orchestra "my sweeter than sweet" (1929)

MY SWEETER THAN SWEET Words by George Marion Jr Music by Richard A. Whiting Performed by Vincent Lopez Orchestra Vocal refrain by Irving Kaufman Recorded Nov. 8, 1929 in New York Vincent Lopez was born Dec. 30, 1898 in Brooklyn NY Leader of a sweet-style band many years and was noted for piano pyrotechnics, especially on "Nola." He was taught music by his father. Studied for the priesthood for three years then attended buisness college and did office work, but soon earned a living as a cafe pianist. Formed band in 1918, played vaudeville, worked up to top hotels and theatres. Broadcast first dance band radio remote in 1921 from Newark, NJ on WJZ. Long runs at Hotel Pennsylvania and Hotel St. Regis. Played Hotel Taft 27 years into the 1960s. His famous radio greeting: "Hello, everybody, Lopez speaking." Band in Broadway musicals Love Birds (1921), Greenwich Village Follies of 1924, Earl Carroll's Vanities of 1928, In movie "The Big Broadcast of 1932". Radio shows included Plough's Musical Courier 1934, Speed Show with Floyd Gibbons 1936, Nash Show starring Grace Moore 1937, Show of the Week with Buddy Clark 1940. Early 1950s own radio and TV show. Singers Betty and Marion Hutton with band late 1930s. Band in extravaganda Billy Rose's Aquacade at 1940 New York World's Fair. Also talented composer and lyricist. Category: Music Length: 00:02:09.750 Tags: .

 

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B104 baltimore 1980's commercial with glenn beck

I am 95.6% sure this commercial features a younger version of the Glenn Beck that we all know as the popular conservative talk show host of today. Speaks for his early radio disc jockey career. Category: News & Politics Length: 00:00:24 Tags: .

 

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Medieval books digitized, posted online

Putting Medieval history online. That's what Maryland's Walters Art Museum is doing thanks to nearly a million dollars in grants. WJZ-TV's Andrea Fujii reports. Category: News & Politics Length: 00:01:03 Tags: .

 

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Roaring twenties: ben bernie's orch. - hello! swanee, hello! 1926

Ben Bernie and His Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra -- Hello! Swanee, Hello! Fox-Trot (Coslow-Britt), with Vocal Duet, Brunswick 1926 (USA) NOTE: Ben BERNIE (born Bernard Anzelevitz in Bayonne, NJ in 1891 -- d. in1943 in NYC) American jazz violinist and radio personality, often introduced as The Old Maestro. He was noted for his showmanship and memorable bits of snappy dialogue (his signature trademark, "yowsah, yowsah, yowsah" also spelled "yowsa" or "yowza", became a national catchphrase). Born into a large family, Bernie was a childhood prodigy, by the age of 15 he played violin so well that he was teaching it. He also attended a technical college but as soon as he completed it he broke into music. In age of 20 he appeared in vadeuville shows with accordionist and comedian Phil Baker as Baker & Bernie, but he met with little success. In 1922 he joined his first band and in 1923 he had his own orchestra "The Lads". The new band debuted in 1923 at New York's Roosevelt Hotel, the first orchestra to perform at the hotel, and stayed on until 1929. Ben and his band can be seen live in DeForest Phonofilm sound shorts, playing the seriues of the hottest hits of the season 1924-25 "Titina" youtu.be "Craving" youtu.be or "Sweet Georgia Brown" Ben Bernie was a co-composer of. He was heard on radio as early as 1923, broadcasting on WJZ and the NBC Blue Network in 1930-31, after 1832 in CBS program sponsored by Pabst Beer (during Prohibition they sold malt syrup, the primary ingredient in ... Category: Music Length: 00:02:07.500 Tags: .

 

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Wbff ghost host intro 1980s

opening moments from an early 1980s broadcast of WBFF 45's "Ghost Host", as portrayed by George Lewis. Category: Entertainment Length: 00:00:55.500 Tags: .

 

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Ben bernie & his orchestra - livin' in the sunlight, lovin' in the moonlight (1930)

"The Old Maestro", Ben Bernie was born as Bernard Anzelevitz on May 30, 1891 in Bayonne, New Jersey into a large family. By the age of 15 he was teaching violin, but this experience apparently diminished his interest in the instrument for a time. He performed in vaudeville, appearing with Phil Baker as "Baker and Bernie" but he met with little success until 1922 when he formed joined first orchestra. Ben Bernie and "The Lads" began recording for Vocalion and were featured in an early DeForest Phonofilm sound short in 1924. Bernie's orchestra began recording for Brunswick in 1925 and his orchestra did the first recording of "Sweet Georgia Brown". Bernie was the co-composer of this jazz standard. He stayed with Brunswick until 1933, moved to Columbia (which was then under the control of the ARC), recorded briefly for Decca in 1936, before finally returning to ARC in 1939 and recorded on their Vocalion and Okeh Label. Bernie was also highly successful on radio beginning a national program on WJZ and the NBC Blue Network in 1930-31. After switching back and forth for several years from NBC to CBS, Bernie finally settled in with NBC. His final program was "The Ben Bernie War Workers' Program" and ran from 1941-43. Ben Bernie was noted for always having a cigar in hand and some speculate this hastened his death in October 1943. Tohear more great music such as this, just tune into our 24-hour Internet Radio Station by going to our website at: www.americansoundarchive.com & click ... Category: Music Length: 00:02:46.500 Tags: .

 

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Al bernard and ernest hare - cindy (1923)

Alfred A. Bernard (Nov.23, 1888 - March 6, 1949) was an American vaudeville singer, known as "The Boy From Dixie", who was most popular during the 1910s through early 1930s. Born in New Orleans, Louisiana, he became a blackface singer in minstrel shows before starting his recording career around 1916. He was one of the first white singers to record blues songs. WC Handy credited Bernard with helping his own career by recording a number of his songs, notably "St. Louis Blues". Bernard recorded the song for nine different record labels, the most successful being what Handy called "the sensational Victor recording in which he sang with the Dixieland Jazz Band. From 1919, he recorded solo for Okeh Records. His songs included one called "Shake, Rattle and Roll", about a dice game, which was wholly unrelated, except in title, to the later rock and roll song. Bernard was sometimes billed as "The Singing Comedian", and was the first American singer to record the song "Frankie and Johnny". He also recorded duets with Ernest Hare, in which Bernard took the female singing part, including his biggest hit, "I Want To Hold You In My Arms". He recorded with songwriter J. Russel Robinson as "The Dixie Stars" and, with Robinson, wrote the Bessie Smith feature "Sam Jones Blues". He also co-wrote songs with Jimmy Durante. Later, he recorded with Vernon Dalhart. In 1925, inspired by Dalhart, he began recording hillbilly songs. His 1930 version of "Hesitation Blues", recorded with the Goofus ... Category: Music Length: 00:02:39.750 Tags: .

 

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Ravens coutdown to kickoff (fet.shinedown) purple fridays are back, ravens interested in wr tyree

wjz.com WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 RAVENS SWIMSUIT CALENDAR SIGNING PARTY HIGHTOPPS BACKSTAGE GRILLE - TIMONIUM, MD This is the night to get your swimsuit calendar signed! Join all 24 calendar girls at Hightopps Backstage Grille in Timonium for the Swimsuit Calendar Launch Party from 6-9 pm Dont have a calendar yet? Buy one at the event for just $14.99, and get it signed by all your favorite cheerleaders (before 8pm)! THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 RAVENS CHEERLEADERS VIP PARTY RAVENS' LOCKER ROOM - M&T BANK STADIUM Be sure to register to win tickets to the Miller Lite Ravens Cheerleaders VIP Party that gives you access to an exclusive Kickoff Party pre-party in the Ravens home locker room with the Ravens cheerleaders, including free food and drink, and much more! MUST BE 21 OR OVER TO ATTEND. Enter to Win » RAVENS KICKOFF PARTY POWER PLANT LIVE - INNER HARBOR As the NFL season kicks off, join your fellow Ravens fans from 5 pm -11 pm at Power Plant Live for a night of football and rock entertainment. The Ravens and Miller Lite are proud to present Shinedown with Tantric, Cavo and Halestorm! They will perform a FREE concert while fans celebrate the kickoff of the 2009 NFL season with Ravens cheerleaders, mascots, 98 Rock talent and more. WBAL TV-11 will be doing a LIVE broadcast from 7-8pm at the Power Plant LIVE plaza. Though the concert is FREE, space is limited, so get there early! MUST BE 21 OR OVER TO ATTEND. 2009 Lineup 5-5:40pm Tantric 6pm-6:45pm Cavo 7-8pm WBAL TV Break 8:15pm ... Category: Sports Length: 00:04:38.250 Tags: .

 

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Cleveland's wkrk radio 92.3 changing to sports "92.3 the fan"

On Twitter: @longisland495 Cleveland Rocks! Cleveland...Talks?! As was hinted a few weeks ago, there was talk that CBS Radio was planning on expanding their "WFAN Radio Network" into more cities. Now we know that they want to. Nathan Obral and the Ohio Media Watch website have done a superb job tracking this story as developments continue to come in. Here's "for the most part" the gist of the story: CBS Radio has expanded sports talk stations into several cities over the past few years. Dallas-105.3 The Fan KRLD-FM. Washington, DC-106.7 The Fan WJFK-FM. Baltimore 105.7 The Fan WJZ-FM. Detroit 97.1 The Ticket WXYT-FM. Boston-98.5 The Sports Hub WBZ-FM. Pittsburgh KDKA-FM 93.7 The Fan. There are plenty of others as well. The sports binge that CBS has been on is a result of their failure that was Free FM. Several of the ex-Free FMers changed to sports talkers after their Hot Talk era ended. There are similar developments where CBS is planning on putting an existing sports talker at 610 WIP-AM in Philadelphia to 94.1 where a Mainstream Rock station WYSP-FM is right now. In Cleveland, the story is that struggling Alternative Rock station WKRK "Radio 92.3" (once under the iconic K-Rock brand) is about to change formats to another "Fan" station. This one is serving as a double-edged sword. Not only does this reflect the growing trend of sports talkers on FM, but 2011 hasn't been a banner year for Alternative & Active Rock stations. Flips have occurred in Portland, San Francisco ... Category: Entertainment Length: 00:06:57 Tags: .

 

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News channel 5 4th of july wekend edition 7/3/10

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Baltimore tv kids show hosts from the past

Stu Kerr, Royal Parker and Larry Lewman appear for the first (and probably last) time together in this TV story. They all hosted kids TV shows in the 1950s,60s and 70s. Produced for Evening Magazine in Baltimore c.1986 by Tom D'Antoni Category: People & Blogs Length: 00:04:20.250 Tags: .

 

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78's - see old man moon smile - al bernard and ernest hare (claxtonola)

Born in New Orleans, Louisiana, Al Bernard became a blackface singer in minstrel shows before starting his recording career around 1916. He was one of the first white singers to record blues songs. WC Handy credited Bernard with helping his own career by recording a number of his songs, notably "St. Louis Blues". Bernard recorded the song for nine different record labels, the most successful being what Handy called "the sensational Victor recording in which he sang with the Dixieland Jazz Band". From 1919, he recorded solo for Okeh Records. His songs included one called "Shake, Rattle and Roll", about a dice game, which was wholly unrelated, except in title, to the later rock and roll song. Bernard was sometimes billed as "The Singing Comedian", and was the first American singer to record the song "Frankie and Johnny" in America. (The first known recording was made by Gene Greene and Charley Straight in London.) He also recorded duets with Ernest Hare, in which Bernard took the female singing part, including his biggest hit, "I Want To Hold You In My Arms". He recorded with songwriter J. Russel Robinson as "The Dixie Stars" and, with Robinson, wrote the Bessie Smith feature "Sam Jones Blues". He also co-wrote songs with Jimmy Durante. Later, he recorded with Vernon Dalhart. In 1925, inspired by Dalhart, he began recording hillbilly songs. His 1930 version of "Hesitation Blues", recorded with the Goofus Five, is considered to predict the western swing style, with an ... Category: Music Length: 00:02:38.250 Tags: .

 

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Shrimp running on a treadmill with the benny hill theme

1000000 Views!! I just took 2 things that made me laugh and combined them into one of the funniest things Ive ever seen Original Video Credits Go To Dr. David Scholnick Of Pacific University www.pacificu.edu And Dr. Louis E. Burnett Of The College Of Charleston burnettl.people.cofc.edu Shrimp on a treadmill on NBCs Today Show www.msnbc.msn.com www.tv.com Category: Comedy Length: 00:01:13.500 Tags: .

 

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Fireball at the maryland state fair. tay and sarr.

i absolutely positively love this ride, surprising i know. i'm so happy sarr forced me. and ew we both look disgusting, but hahahaha i love this. Category: Comedy Length: 00:03:01.500 Tags: .

 

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Nbc nightly news story on phylicia simone barnes. was case ignored by media because victim is black?

MONROE, NC — The mother of a missing North Carolina teen is pleading for information about her 16-year-old daughter in a case police say might have gained more media attention if the girl had been white. Baltimore police set up 24-hour hotline — 855-223-0033 — and are pleading for the community's help in finding Phylicia Simone Barnes. Phylicia Simone Barnes disappeared while spending Christmas break with relatives in Baltimore, her mother, Janice Sallis of Monroe, NC, told NBC News on Tuesday. She last talked to Phylicia on Christmas Day, just three days before she disappeared from her half-sister's apartment in northwest Baltimore. "I told her how sad that I was because all of the children were gone and that next year, they're not going to be able to go because I was lonely without them. And she said, 'Mommy, I miss you, too,'" Sallis said. Her disappearance has been reported in local media, NBC's TODAY show, CNN and ABC's "Good Morning America." But a Baltimore police official told NBC News that had the missing person been white, the case might have received even more media attention, perhaps aiding investigators in finding a suspect. "I think the question has to be asked. It's not my position, I don't know what goes into these decisions, but this is Baltimore's Natalee Holloway case," said Anthony Guglielmi, spokesman for the Baltimore Police Department. Holloway, then 18, disappeared in 2005 while on a high school graduation trip to Aruba. Her remains have never been ... Category: News & Politics Length: 00:01:36.750 Tags: African American .

 

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Rule of man (christian music video) by new indie artist brandt morain (song is best in top hd audio)

THIS VIDEO / SONG SOUNDS BEST WHEN VIEWED IN HD (High Definition-the hottest video resolution). We use HD to give you the best Christian music video experience possible. www.BrandtMorain.com A free MP3 of this Christian song is available for free download at our website in the best music format possible (True CD quality -- 320Kbps). YouTube formats do NOT give you the best music video quality. YouTube is not CD quality. Sample audio of our other songs are also available. Band Group Details: Our new Debut CD "Volume One" has had great reviews and articles from Music Review, USA Today, Alternative Press Magazine as well as contributing writers for top publications such as Rolling Stone Magazine. Our album has received substantial Radio Airplay in Phoenix AZ and Albany NY as the official music for two radio talk shows on stations KFNX 100 and Talk 1300 AM, some of the hottest radio stations in their market. Brandt Morain "Volume One" is comprised of multiple genres including 1970-80's style Rock, Country, A Capella, Christian / Religious, a song that makes fun of Rap, Easy Listening and a few recordings that defy categorization. In order to bring you the best Christian music possible, our recording philosophy omits recording industry "innovations" such as Autotune. These devices damage a recording artists performance in our opinion, producing sterile results that have destroyed the quality of some of the best Christian songs and other great music in the industry. Music ... Category: Music Length: 00:03:59.250 Tags: Michael Savage .

 

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New mcdonald's fish commercial 2/2009 full

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My favorite membership outtakes

After a late long night of fundraising for Maryland Public Television, talent was unable to control themselves and couldn't divide 12 into 75. Please enjoy Rhea Feikin, and gone but not forgotten Baltimore talent Stu Kerr and Ken Manelis. Category: Comedy Length: 00:01:24 Tags: funny .

 

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