I bow to your superior knowledge of 60s music

Love some goodies

they seem to be a bit inspired by the rutles 🤔

pretty much 6 months of the year

😲

even a Hawaiin or margherita?

no anchovies, those things are evil

I'm counting down until we find out what the mystery pizza is

patience is a virtue 🍕❔

so many gentle hugs

mine wore out so I chucked it

husband's oodie is folded up and in the cupboard

Such a lovely day, I think I'll spend much of it working in the little garden. 🙂🌹🌲

Busy busy day tomorrow 🙂🙂🙂 , will have to make a list

I have all the albums. Not as a joke.

this is just amazing, what a voice, hear those balalaikas, and the song, it's Soviet Realist /Historic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wDai9s4Hmc

I also like the Pet Shop Boys https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYsVdGN_sW4

Last vintage vinyl, made in 1973, was Rudy Vallee radio shows with various great stars of the 1920s and 30s.

Gershwin interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEOQlyacEro

Huston singing September Song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3mAT-4FdP4

Vallee was a truly disgusting person who was very charming once the microphone was on

he was much parodied by Fred Allen, Stan Frieberg and Hans Conried , who were radio and tv stars of the 50s and 60s . ( not the disgusting part, just the smarmy part )

It was wonderful hearing Bert Lahr do some of his vaudeville routine ( I couldn't find a copy anywhere ) , it was the same schtick he did as the Cowardly Lion years later on The Wizard of Oz. He was a very famous star and the audience at the time would have gotten all those old jokes he did. Us, we have no clue what he's doing, just that he was amusing and eccentric.

If I ever see an old vinyl from the soviet bloc I am sure to snap it up.

Today I was not disappointed. I got a 1968 Supraphon recording of Beethoven 1st and 8th symphonies from Czechoslovakia.

omg, it is awesome https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19jqWhCv2o4

nice catapult

Got this unusual but instantly recognisable album Peter Gunn by Mancini. 1959 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcHwTDzPECk&list=PLkAUJkbhd-RjTVT4CRg02EpwcVcW_gPgH

side 2 has some excellent finger snapping and also piano solos by a young John T Williams ( who went on to write Jaws and Star Wars etc )

It's awful.

Think I might trundle down to op shop to see if they have any vinyls. 👍

same

give a compass and a map, maybe a myki