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Civic Media Radio Network, good morning, flag day all over the United States.
And who best to sing than Jimmy Cagney?
and it sets my brain are reeling when I listen to the music of a military band.
Every tune like Yankee Doodle simply sets me off my noodle.
It's that patriotic something that no one can understand.
Way down south
of the
land of cotton.
Melody on tiring.
It's so inspiring.
We're wrong, we're wrong.
We
joined the jubilee.
And that's going some for the Yankee.
You're a grand old flag.
You're a grand old flag.
You're a high-flying flag.
And forever it is made.
the new nation and the white was the white of the snow at valley forge the blue was the blue of the free open sky and the stars were the thirteen sisters by the sea who built their home and called it liberty
is everything that's wonderful
And lollipops and rainbows, everything that's wonderful is sure to come your way.
Cause
you're in love.
You're in love.
And love is here to stay.
On the Civic Media
Radio Network.
from your window pane to a place behind the sun just a step beyond
Far behind.
chasing rainbows, watching clouds drifting
by.
My skins are just like all
sometimes.
The music of the stars, the last song Alfred Newman ever did for movies.
1959, Johnny Mathis.
It seems But soon it's done
The music of the stars was a good picture, is a good picture.
Soapy, lots of suds, falling off the screen, tales of young women yearning for love and success in New York.
One of the first of those was how to marry a millionaire in 1953.
It was a frank look, at least in the contest of the time.
All the perils facing young white-collar women in their search for a caring husband.
And of course, career fulfillment.
Those were the days, the 50s, on Hollywood.
The concrete jungle of the office world.
Stephen Boyd.
Diane Baker.
Hope Lang.
Martha Hire.
Brian Hearn.
Louis Chardin.
The best of everything.
The music of the stars.
Steve
Lawrence.
I could say...
You're the best thing that ever happened to me You're the best thing that ever happened to me
Doris Day.
And Jack Johns, Ehring Berlin, Rothen.
Frank DeVall.
If someday...
Jones, that's from the Broadway show and movie Mame.
Jerry Herman wrote that.
Back to Edie Gourmet right now.
The music of the stars.
It wasn't much to see
He wasn't talking...
I want
you to know you're getting better.
I don't care what everyone's been saying, you're getting better.
They're the ones who've been getting worse.
And they don't like what you've been doing, understandably.
Do you think they can watch you
Strip yourself of one unnecessary thing after another, day by day becoming more, so to speak, naked, more free and not feel the way they do?
Of course not.
It's painful to get rid of things you don't need and they know it.
They wouldn't be saying what they've been saying if they didn't want you to stop.
They want you to be the way they are and to stay that way.
You think they can stand to see you
Not doing what they're doing.
Why do you think you're being investigated?
Right now.
Hmm?
Why do you think you're under maximum security?
You know the answer, I don't have to tell you.
They're afraid of you.
It's that simple.
They're afraid of you because you're becoming less and less like them.
I'll tell you what's happening to you.
You're coming closer and closer to the far away.
Closer to the unknown.
Do you think they like that?
Not on your life.
So don't get nervous and start asking for help.
That's exactly what they want you to do.
Make it on your own, the way you've been doing.
And remember, you're getting better.
Excuse me, now I have to go.
I'll just dissolve.
The music of the star, Alfred Newman, Quincy Jolts.
Quincy Jones with Francis Albert, The Ink Spots, next
up.
I'll just forgive you for the game that you played.
I wish you the best of everything, though I got the worst of it all.
Though you go away and leave me skies of gray, my love for you will never die.
If you're happy...
except to tell you goodbye.
I've tried to hate you, but it's hard to pretend, cause in my heart I love you right to the end.
I wish you the best of everything, though I got the worst of it all.
I wish you the best of everything Though I got the worst
of it all
Frankie Lane out of Chicago.
We had the best of love Though I face each day And you're not
In the gentle evening air We had the best of love
in my arms and woke up in my heart now from far away each day I see how much of you you gave to me where's all the hurt
Set you free.
We have the best.
in my arms and woke up in my heart now from far away each day I
Set you free We had the best of
Doors say a tune that belongs to Barbara, but here's Doors.
From her second television special.
Memories light the corners of my mind.
Misty water colored memories.
of the smiles we left behind.
Smiles we gave to one another.
movie music, Vanessa Williams.
Stand by for news now on NBC.
We'll be on a noon with the music of the stars.
The song grabs people as rightfully so.
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The music of the stars, when we come back, attribute to our flag day.
That originated, they say, here in Wisconsin.
In the meantime, what's better than weaving a flag as long as it's the best flag around?
The best of everything.
everything that's what I wish you all the best of everything Rembrandt on your wall
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