#Ella Mae Morse

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Cow Cow Boogie - Ella Mae Morse with Liberace 1954

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2021: Betty Lynn, Elizabeth Ann Theresa Lynn, attrice statunitense. Ha interpretato Thelma Lou, la fidanzata del vice Barney Fife, in The Andy Griffith Show. Durante gli anni Quaranta e Cinquanta, è apparsa in molti film. Nel 2006, Lynn si ritirò dalla recitazione. Lynn non si è mai sposata. (n.1926) 2021: Giampiero Giarri, ballerino italiano.  (n. 1989)            Antonio Caggianelli, ballerino…

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Pig Foot Pete

Way out in Kansas City on [?] Street They say that there’s a guy they call Pig Foot Pete He plays piano by ear And he’ll play all night for pig’s feet and beer He’s a murderer on the eighty-eight He’s the guy who brought the boogie-woogie up to date He’s got a cannon in his left hand And a rifle in his right He’s just a double-barrelled [gate?] And he shoots The eight beats to you at a…

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For day 7 ofmd song I uh...went for 100

But some simple ones

*hut sut by Elsie Carlisle (The Swede)

*i had a man by ella mae morse (evelyn)

*somebodys burnin by helena paparizou (wee john)

*j’attendrai by Josephine Baker for all the couples but esp ed and stede

*it shouldve been me by gladys knight for ed start of season

*bad idea right by olivia rodrigo (anything calico jack)

*where do we go from here agatha faltskog (stede)

*yes im a witch by yoko ono (buttons)

*if it wasnt for the nights by abba (whole crew)

*you me and she by maria (izzy)

*life without dick by lady saw (lucius cmon)

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ELLA MAE MORSE ~ OKIE BOOGIE ~ 1951 

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Ella Mae Morse  (1924 –1999)  ‘House of Blue Lights’ 1946    “As Morse's musical style blended jazz, blues, and country, she has sometimes been called the first rock 'n' roll singer.  A good example is her 1942 recording of the song "Get On Board, Little Chillun", which, with strong gospel, blues, boogie, and jive sounds as a genuine precursor to the later rockabilly/ rock 'n roll songs.Her records sold well to both white and African-American audiences. As she was not well known at the time of her first solo hits, many people assumed she was African-American because of her 'hip' vocal style and choice of material”

[girlfriendsofthegalaxy]

First five integers squared for music?

1) color in the title

Bête Noire by On Video. fast! punk! good to shout!

4) reminds me of someone id rather forget

Van Morrison’s Brown Eyed Girl.

9) song that makes me happy

Bad King Kong by The Derevolutions. funk? slightly psych rock? the bit of electro swing where they were all obsessed with sampling midcentury educational media or things that sounded like old educational media? Whatever it is it’s groovy!

16) one of my favorite classical pieces

sort of a gimme but it really is

25) artist no longer living

well that’s most of em innit? (he don’t measure no more from head to toe/than he do from side to side!)

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#ella mae morse

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Riffette · Freddie Slack And His Orchestra with Ella Mae Morse

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3/6 おはようございます。 Abbey Lincoln Max Roach / Moon Faced And Starry Eyed SR60215 等更新しました。

Anna Maria Alberghetti / I Can't Resist You t887 Anna Maria Alberghetti / Songs By Anna Maria Alberghetti mg20056 Abbey Lincoln Max Roach / Moon Faced And Starry Eyed SR60215 Ella Mae Morse / The Morse Code T898 Melba Liston / And Her 'Bones E1013 Bobby Scott / Scott Free abc-102 Gerry Mulligan / Mulligan Plays Mulligan Prlp7006 George Lewis / Concert blp1208 Milt Jackson / And The Thelonious Monk Quintet bst81509 Horace Silver / the Jody Grind Bst84250 Kenny Clarke Francy Boland / Live At Ronnie's 12007st Kenny Clarke Francy Boland / At Her Majesty's Pleasure BL-131 George Riedel Bengt Hallberg / Reflexioner mflps23 Ney Matogrosso / Ao Vivo 231222 Leny Andrade / Registro 138129 Booker T. & The MG's / Doin' Our Thing S724 VA / Musique Kongo ocr35 Guanabara / On the Move Rjl809 Sonny Okosuns / Mother & Child hmvn030 D'lloyd / Gambang Pop vol2 77503/RLL-508

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(left-right, Top Row- Kay Starr, Wynonie Harris, Rosemary Clooney, Row 2- Big Mama Thornton, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Row 3- Parker and Gillespie, Anita O'Day, The Clovers, Bottom Row- Kitty Wells, T-Bone Walker.)

Overview of Music from Project 1952: 

Favorite female artist: Kay Starr. Her voice, her songs, her swingy vibe... I looove her! 

Favorite male artist: Wynonie Harris. Probably my favorite musical discovery of the project. His voice is spine-tingly good, and his songs are filled to the brim with fun, humor, risqué lyrics, and bounce. I wrote earlier that I smile just when I think of him, and that pretty much sums it up. 

Favorite group: The Clovers. These guys fall pretty much smack in the middle of R&B, with hints of doo-wop in the vocals. And speaking of the vocals, they are bloody perfect. Perfect!  

Biggest surprise: I actually found a lot of music I that I liked! Before the project, I believed that most early 1950s music was the kind of syrupy easy listening pop that I detest. But I found some great swingy jazzy pop, I liked bebop jazz more than I expected, there was some enjoyable country stuff, and best of all, the R&B was fabulous! Most R&B was spilling over the line into early rock and roll, and I couldn’t get enough of it. 

My Top 15 Favorite Songs: (in no particular order, except for numbers 1 and 2) 

“Comes-a-Long-a-Love,” Kay Starr. 

“Keep on Churnin’ (Till the Butter Comes),” Wynonie Harris. 

“Hound Dog,” Big Mama Thornton. 

“One Mint Julip,” The Clovers. 

“Blacksmith Blues,” Ella Mae Morse. 

“Till I Waltz Again with You,” Teresa Brewer. 

“Pedal Pushin’ Papa,” The Dominoes. 

“Blues in the Night,” Rosemary Clooney. 

“Noodlin’ Rag,” Perry Como and the Fontane Sisters. 

“No Soap No Hope Blues,” Anita O’Day. 

“Au bal de la chance,” Edith Piaf. 

“Street Walkin’ Woman,” T-Bone Walker. 

“Blackberry Boogie,” Tennessee Ernie Ford. 

“Rocket 69,” Todd Rhodes. 

“Bloomdido,” Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie. 

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Live Music September 16, 2023

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Bay City Rollers - Saturday Night Brian Wilson - Intro (Concert Tonite) Nick Lowe - Rollers Show

DJ speaks over Book of Love - Late Show

The Adverts - One Chord Wonders Palast Orchester & Max Raabe - Super Trouper Gang Starr - Soliloquy of Chaos

DJ speaks over Pink Floyd - The Great Gig in the Sky

Camper Van Beethoven - Vampire Club Erasers - It Was So Funny (The Song That They Sung) The Langley Schools Music Project - Venus and Mars/Rock Show The Fantastic Zoo - Light Show Rudimentary Peni - Play Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson - Racetrack in France

DJ speaks over Ollie Powers' Harmony Syncopators - Play That Thing

Carpenters - Superstar Le Tigre - Punker Plus Dilated Peoples - Live On Stage Germs - Dialogue from Last Show Subhumans - No More Gigs

Cyanamid - Support Ella Mae Morse With Freddie Slack And His Orchestra - The House of Blue Lights Patrik Fitzgerald - Hammersmith Odeons The Spinners - Rubberband Man The Ohio Express - Down at Lulu's The Dark City Sisters - Ezomculo (The Musicians) Mos Def - Auditorium

Clorox Girls - The Press Half Man Half Biscuit - Running Order Squabble Fest The Louvin Brothers - On My Way to the Show Iron Knowledge - Show-Stopper Discharge - But After the Gig Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth - The Basement Feat. Heavy D (Amerigo Gazaway Remix)

The Prefects - Going Through the Motions Melanie - People in the Front Row The Delmore Brothers - Peach Tree Street Boogie Television Personalities - Posing at the Roundhouse

X-Ray Spex - Lets Submerge

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Birthdays 9.12

Beer Birthdays

Christian Heurich (1842)

Michael Hand, Jr. (1866)

Steve Gonzalez (1970)

Five Favorite Birthdays

George Jones; country singer (1931)

Desmond Llewelyn; Welsh actor (1914)

H.L. Mencken; writer (1880)

Jesse Owens; olympic athlete (1913)

Barry White; soul singer (1944)

Famous Birthdays

Barry Andrews; pop keyboardist (1956)

Ben Blue; comedian (1901)

Maurice Chevalier; French singer, actor (1888)

Ben Folds; pop singer (1966)

James Frey; writer (1969)

Richard Gatling; firearms inventor (1818)

Linda Gray; actor (1940)

Ian Holm; English actor (1931)

Jennifer Hudson; actor, singer (1981)

Freddie Jones; English actor (1927)

Jaegwon Kim; philosopher (1934)

Alfred A. Knopf; publisher (1892)

Stanislaw Lem; Polish writer (1921)

Yao Ming; Houston Rockets C (1980)

Ella Mae Morse; singer (1924)

Maria Muldaur; pop singer (1943)

Michael Ondaatje; Canadian writer (1943)

Joe Pantoliano; actor (1951)

Louis C.K.; comedian (1967)

Neil Peart; rock drummer (1952)

Emmy Rossum; actor (1986)

Peter Scolari; actor (1955)

Ben Shahn; artist (1898)

Secret Squirrel; cartoon character (1966)

James Statham; actor (1967)

Han Suyin; Chinese writer (1917)

Paul Walker; actor (1973)

Rachel Ward; actor (1957)

Charles Dudley Warner; writer (1829)

Hans Zimmer; composer (1957)

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Currently Playing

AMERICA'S GREATEST HITS Volume 3 - 1952

Various Artists including Pee Wee King And His Golden West Cowboys, Kay Starr, Georgia Gibbs, Leroy Anderson, Doris Day, Al Martino, Percy Faith & His Orchestra, Vera Lynn, Patti Page, Johnny Standley with Horace Heidt and His Musical Knights, Joni James, Mills Brothers, Jimmy Boyd, Eddie Fisher, Ray Anthony, Rosemary Clooney, Johnnie Ray, Four Aces, Gaylords, Les Paul & Mary Ford, Ella Mae Morse, and Jo Stafford

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Cow Cow Boogie - Ella Mae Morse with Liberace 1954

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tuesday again 5/9/22

death to all callery pears but especially the one right outside my home office window

listening a pair of wistful little things about the passage of time, bc i am pre-grieving the evil lair and will probably take a week off the tuesdayposts the last week of the month and if i do not have fifty-two songs in the playlist at the end of the year my brain gets displeased

mr wriggle by cosmo sheldrake (mr jukes edit). now if you held a gun to my head and asked me to describe this song, this is somewhere between droll and whimsical. like instead of early aughts whimsigoth it’s whimsi-cottagecore? a rare instance of liking the remix better than the original- mr jukes had a very light hand here by getting rid of a vocal i find irritating. it sounds brighter? hope that helps. “put some pickles on/play the mellotron” YES mr sheldrake you’ve rhymed a silly pairing of words you’ve done it again!!! this sounds perhaps condescending but i do think he is a rare example of a lyricist who really loves playing with words and mouthfeel. how did i find this: poking through back catalogues while in the video game data mines, i think @maverick-ornithography originally turned me onto mr sheldrake

also, castle in the clouds by cut worms, off an "acid western” playlist from tiktok that is full of goddamn bangers. ideal uptempo but non-distracting work music. upsetting how quickly tiktok has dialed into my interests.

anyway this song was released in 2020 and borrows from the late sixties country sound with a fascinating inexplicable reference to the song house of blue lights (here is my favorite cover by ella mae morse)??? one of the youtube commenters described the vocalist as george harrison-esque and that’s not Wrong, but it’s a little more mellow. the music video has charmed me beyond belief with a collage of late fifties/early sixties footage of america telling stories about itself (I KNOW. I KNOW. OKAY. I AM A WEAK AND PREDICTABLE WOMAN).

i really really love the way the phrase “castle in the clouds” comes in on the chorus, almost as an aside? this is a song made for any number of blorbos

And when you look to see what’s inside Oh no it’s true I can’t believe Oh no it’s you Haven’t I seen you before

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reading chainsaw man, a shonen...horror? workplace comedy? bureaucratic malevolence? manga. occasionally i get the urge to read something that’s gross but not necessarily scary. vampirella comes to mind. hellboy and spinoffs do a very good prickling dread but aren’t necessarily scary either. read through All of hellboy but not all of the brpd in the summer of 2019 when i was stuck in the worst internship ever, probably due for a reread.

this is teens being gross the manga, a lot of it makes me suck air through my teeth but it got me to care about several characters Real quick. like look at this girl. this loud rowdy girl in a suit who is So bad at lying. i want to see her grow up big and strong

how did i find it: don’t worry about it

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watching hey did you see the new us chemical safety board video

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playing breath of the wild! i would say that this lava section of the map can go straight to hell but it (and i) are already there.

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making acquired this Object out of a free pile (same one as the brass lamp several weeks ago) and have been trying to figure out a use for it, bc i do like my containers to contain something, and fuck it idk onion holder now. everything is permitted