Open thread 9/20/22
What a distinctive voice lead singer Gladys Horton had in this song, which was the first Motown offering to reach #1. Here’s the story of The Marvelettes:
Continue reading →What a distinctive voice lead singer Gladys Horton had in this song, which was the first Motown offering to reach #1. Here’s the story of The Marvelettes:
Continue reading →Here we go again with another roundup: (1) Scott Johnson of Powerline has a post on Jan Karski, the Polish officer who tried to warn the US about the Holocaust in a timely fashion, to little or no avail. I … Continue reading →
Such composure and musicality:
Continue reading →In particular I remember those metal skates:
Continue reading →I am surprised at how tiny some of these actresses are/were:
Continue reading →(1) Anyone can make an error, but I think the most interesting thing about this one is that she appears to be reading all these names and titles. I would think a presidential press secretary would know them all by … Continue reading →
This has been around quite a few years, although I’d never heard of it before:
Continue reading →Interesting:
Continue reading →There’s so much we don’t know about the past. But it’s also amazing how much we do know about the past:
Continue reading →Tomorrow is 9/11. Twenty-one years is a long long time, and a lot has happened since then to America and to the world. And yet 9/11 still marks a kind of turning point. Never such innocence again, after 9/11. Here’s … Continue reading →
This is from 1940, when the dial telephone was introduced. It seems not only from another time, but from another planet. Here’s the part where a woman goes on and on explaining much more than you ever needed to know … Continue reading →