Prospero año y felicidad!
Una de mis canciones favoritas en Español es Feliz Navidad! Gracias, Jose!
There must have been some magic in the old silk hat they found…
But as for me and Grandpa, we believe!
My favorite Christmas song! And I’ve had the hots for Cousin Nell since 1983, and I’m not embarrassed to say it!
Peanuts Rule!
It appears that our friends in the Land of the Rising Sun decided to make a brief musical video of one of my wildest fantasies. I am forever grateful! Oh mama!
To get along with the beautiful girls!
One of my favorite old songs, and part of my shower singing repertoire!
And here’s to my favorite trio of football players, the famous Three Horsemen of Boulder Dam, from the short film Three Little Pigskins.
You’ve Got To Be A Football Hero
You’ve got to be a football hero,
To get along with the beautiful girls,
You’ve got to be a touchdown getter, you bet
If you want to get a baby to pet!
The fact that you are rich or handsome,
Won’t get you anything in curls,
You’ve got to be a football hero,
To get along with the beautiful girls!
…for her age
Another one of my all-time favorite pro wrestling gimmicks is Exotic Adrian Street, and his valet, Miss Linda. The gimmick is bizarre – Adrian Street played an outwardly effeminate and perfumed character, drawing some inspiration from the legendary Gorgeous George. This allowed his opponents to taunt him by questioning his masculinity, though it was clear he was paired with his devoted valet, Miss Linda, a female bodybuilder who was bigger than he was.
Once the bell rang, Street’s persona altered. The prissy wrestler became a frantic, violent, and brutal grappler. He gave as good as he got, that’s for sure. A shame the duo never brought their act to New York and the WWF, as they would have been natural opponents for several babyfaces on their mid-80′s roster, especially challenging the babyface duo of Randy Savage and Elizabeth.
Enjoy one of my favorite Adrian Street songs, “A Mighty Big Girl.”
Action is his reward!
A more recent entry into the Christmas songbook!
Christmas-themed entertainment is always a great investment – if it’s 1/2-way decent, you can count on your song, movie, or tv special to get repeat business in the last month of every year. Those residuals add up!
So of course, our friends at Disney stacked the deck with the second entry into their Santa Clause franchise, including a song by young Hilary Duff in the soundtrack. Cross-marketing at its finest! A shame she just does a lip-sync and not a live performance, but that may have just been too much of a challenge and to be fair, her target audience can’t tell the difference anyway.
Enjoy ‘Down Santa Claus Lane!’
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