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And David Pogue singing show tunes.
He had a Dixieland jazz band when we were growing up, and he would always cover Louis Armstrong tunes.
Don't worry about tunes.
You can go and buy some of the great tunes.
SP: But surely antiwar movements depended on mass demonstrations and catchy tunes by folk singers and wrenching photographs of the human costs of war.
We're getting away from the obscure samples that we were doing, and all of a sudden everyone's taking these massive '80s tunes like Bowie, "Let's Dance," and all these disco records, and just rapping on them.
It's one of my favorite tunes to play.
We sing show tunes.
So if you look that up, you can hear more of those tunes.
So I'm going to end with a couple of tunes from Sister Rosetta Tharpe, one of the more influential American music figures that most of you probably never heard of.
So these are a couple of her tunes.
And as the rhythms and the tunes unfolded, our spirits would rise, our moods would be lighter, and we would be rejuvenated.
This first leads to the famous Viper club where Chili meets singing sensation Linda Moon (Christina Milian) who as lead of an upstart trio, can belt out tunes like Whitney Houston (that is, the Whitney before Bobby Brown started bringing home the small packages of sugar).
Kresler is impressive to a degree and writer/director James Lay makes good use of Patsy Cline tunes.
And that a man who likes show tunes, has good taste, and is neat in appearance MUST be a homosexual.
Queasy, confused nonsense given a shiny sheen and a soundtrack full of pop-rock tunes, but characters one would hope to avoid.
And catchy tunes.
Michel Legrand comes up with some catchy tunes, but they merely inspire lyricist Don Black to the likes of "One simple fact remains/No-one here suffers from growing pains.'
Somehow, this documentary about Miles manages to include very little music and no complete tunes.
Some of the tunes are catchy, some of the characters are interesting in their quirky Waters-like way, and the portrayals are fine although sometimes overdone.
Well...there were some great, creamy-smooth facial shots of Marlene, along with her "shocking", gender-bender outfit (plus her not-to-be-missed "transmogrification" from ape into human being); but, overall, the generally unconvincing plot and dated acting -- not to mention the less than engaging tunes coming from Miss Dietrich's "baritone" voice --did little to ensure Blonde Venus a permanent place in my mind's Pantheon of Memorable Films.
The ending again is full of energy as the show wraps up to the tunes of Lucky Star and Hung Up and hundreds of golden balloons fall from the ceiling at the end the message "Have you confessed?"
But the cute tunes and accompanying vocals help detract from the rather sloppy dance numbers.
I do find it hard to believe that a player with the jazz experience he has, claims he does not know any of the dixieland tunes.
He has a tremendous sense of predicting chord changes to tunes he does not know.
Some of the performances by the classy cast aren't so classy (the effervescent mood of the piece, the lilting Burt Bacharach-Hal David tunes, as well as the lightweight direction all conspire to make the performers look just a bit silly).
You wont believe who actually won the steer at the auction!!! (he looks good in a mustache) The soundtrack is rich with tunes from George Strait, Natalie Maines, Willie Nelson and more.
The tunes are the best aspect of this television film which has admittedly better-than-average production values, but very surface and slightly altered biography.
Despite recording some very catchy, classic pop tunes, the Monkess did not receive much respect for their albums.
His pulses on the piano made fire music and his nostalgic voice created exciting, cool tunes.
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