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I get that fly, like a turtled up, sky, not a cloud above, high, cause I'm so in love, feeling, funny what a little kiss can do.
Although I've heard all these rhymes, it years ago, thousands of times, on the radio, in every kind of a song.
Thought they were wrong, they sound
With a silvery light on a summer night Wish you'd hold me tight
Hey, Beck, we are for the next hour.
Almost.
I'm Lou Vagani, your host, the music of the stars.
This is the Civic Media Radio Network.
These
are
the Fontaine
Sisters.
Soft and dear as the music of the stars draws near Let old acquaintance be
remembered
Fast away
The Fontaine sisters Here they
are
Who remembers the Fontaine sisters?
Please play our song, Mr. Recordman.
Andre Costellanitz worked with them.
And, well, here, here's Andre.
The year 1971.
From an award-winning picture.
Love story.
This is from Hollywood, Tony Bennett.
The Bergmans wrote this, Alan and Marilyn.
The music playing How do you make it last?
How do you keep a song from fading to fast?
And
since
we know we're always changing
be the same and tell me how year after year your shoe your heart will fall apart each time
I can try
the best of lovers, yet be the best of friends.
If we can try with every day to make it better as it grows.
With any luck, then I suppose.
the music
Tony Bennett, the music of the stars.
Do you remember friend Fry probably not an alto sax player?
He wrote this for Big Town.
Hollywood, California, present Edward G. Robinson with Fair Traveller in a series of powerful dramatic half hours entitled Big Town.
Big Town is neither New York, Chicago, St.
Louis, nor San Francisco.
It is a fictitious city and all the characters in Big Town are fictitious.
Any resemblance of name or place is purely coincidental.
But the people in big town are the same as the people in every large city.
They are real, live, vital human beings with the inevitable problems of life, health, and happiness.
They have their moments of sorrow, joy, hate, love, failure, success,
tears, laughter, fear, hope, listen, listen.
This town is a lonely town Not the only town like this town This town is a make you town
Here's 80.
Cause he's so willin' for makin' whoopee.
Ooba, ooba, ooba,
ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba,
ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba,
ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba,
ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba, ooba.
I love you.
Maltaume with
the group the maltons
From here on in, this is my hometown Why bother to travel farther?
What move could improve when here I stand in my own promised land?
I'm gonna haunt every street There's not a soul
Their style is sweet and sincere.
Hits me right here.
So I'm settling down in one.
crosses vine I'm gonna haunt every street there's not a soul I won't meet their stylist sweet and sincere hits me right here so I'm settling down
Cecil Hill's swing on that Demetri Tiamcan tune 1961.
Twenty Bennett on the music of the
stars.
to fly.
Julie
London
next.
Sleepy face Smiling into my Sunday morning Lots of time with nothing to do Lots of time to spend with you On Sunday
Sunnymo-
We can hear the sound of paint walking by.
with Julie London.
Pete Culley's Blues, Ray Hindor wrote that for the movie Jack Webb, 1955.
And Peggy
Lee.
But he needs me.
I guess it isn't very bright.
Just to tag along.
Because my one ambition is to wake him and make him discover he needs me.
Sugar, I call my baby my sugar I never made you my sugar That's why my baby is so...
Peggy Lee
got the Oscar.
For Pete Kelly's blues, here's Ella.
Sammy Gahn put lyrics to it.
The music of the stars.
Just a-
Andy Devine had a dramatic part of it.
Jack Webb, too, trying to break free from there.
Dragon at stick.
Night call next up as we wrap it
up.
the greatest wonder on this earth the Taj Mahal and other splendors to me
As long as I have breath within me
Now all of a sudden it's June.
Not too many songs for June as I thought there'd be, believe it or not.
So we'll make some up.
Next week, back again.
Seven until high noon central and keep your dreams alive.
Reach for the stars.
The music of the stars on the Civic Media Radio Network.
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Back again next week and every week.
And all over the world at WRJN.com.
I'm your host Lou Vergani.
Keep your dreams alive.
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