Notes_Norton

Nature Boy — Nat King Cole

Water Boy — Harry Belafonte

Beautiful Black Eyes — Chet Baker

Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 — Bob Dylan

Purple Snowflakes — Marvin Gaye

The Purple People Eater — Sheb Wooley

Actually, the ragtime pianist (I forget her name) was good. The rest of the show, IMO, meh. But my parents loved it, and we only had one TV.

When I gigged on various cruise ships in the Caribbean, there was always a Reggae or Soca/Reggae band on board. I heard them play quite a few non-Reggae songs, often for surprisingly good results. We decided, “nothing is sacred to Reggae” — and that's a good thing. I'll come back and listen when I have the time. Got a gig this afternoon.

If I can find an alternative to subscriptions, whether paid or open source, I'll usually take it. If they want to update, and I think it's worth it for functional or security reasons, I'll pay for the update. But I don't want to pay by the month for something if I don't have to.

Lay Down (Candles in the Rain) — Melanie and the Edwin Hawkins Singers

I haven't watched TV since Jay Leno's first "Tonight" show. The main thing I find hard to open is when something is encased in those sealed, rigid, plastic packs. I have one of those "cuts almost anything" scissors that will take care of that.

Don't tell her about your 4" one until it's too late.

Hello Stranger — Barbara Lewis

Looking at the logo, the first thing I thought of was not wings.

I Fought The Law — Bobby Fuller Four (with go-go girls)

Sometimes you are too close to see the error of your ways.

The Fairy Feller's Master-Stroke — Queen