Margie says,"Sammy Kaye held her in his arms when she was a baby"...We both haven't heard "Chickery Chick" in over 50 years..Thanks Ray...Oh yes, Margie requested that you put ,"I want a Hippopotamus for Christmas" on your blog around the 25th...hehe
I'll have to find that song for Margie on YouTube, because it's not in my collection, but I do have another one you might enjoy, called "Deck Us All With Boston Charlie" by Lambert, Hendricks & Ross and it's a real mover, too. It's on an old album titled "Jingle Bell Jazz" on the Columbia label, from the '60s.
But if they listen to them, they might learn something about the good old days, when men were men, and all the gals were naturally double-breasted, and cars had rumble seats, and gas was about two bits a gallon, and trains were pulled by steam engines, and airplanes had propellers and Gary Cooper was roaring around Hollywood in his 1930 Model J Duesenburg convertible.
Margie says,"Sammy Kaye held her in his arms when she was a baby"...We both haven't heard "Chickery Chick" in over 50 years..Thanks Ray...Oh yes, Margie requested that you put ,"I want a Hippopotamus for Christmas" on your blog around the 25th...hehe
ReplyDeleteHi, Uncle Ron -
ReplyDeleteI'll have to find that song for Margie on YouTube, because it's not in my collection, but I do have another one you might enjoy, called "Deck Us All With Boston Charlie" by Lambert, Hendricks & Ross and it's a real mover, too. It's on an old album titled "Jingle Bell Jazz" on the Columbia label, from the '60s.
Geez Ray you are going back so far that people older than dirt can't remember them.
ReplyDeleteBut if they listen to them, they might learn something about the good old days, when men were men, and all the gals were naturally double-breasted, and cars had rumble seats, and gas was about two bits a gallon, and trains were pulled by steam engines, and airplanes had propellers and Gary Cooper was roaring around Hollywood in his 1930 Model J Duesenburg convertible.
ReplyDelete