Atomic Talking Blues (Old Man Atom), Sons of the Pioneers (1950) The song was written by Vern Partlow (1945) as a satirical protest, and was first recorded by Pete Seeger (1948).
Sheb Wooley was the voice of The Wilhelm Scream.
Learning fluent English begins with common phrases.
I keep forgetting that Windows 10 has a hidden video editor.
Ptuey Radio plays 78s and LPs “ripped from attics, closets and estates, a garage sale for your ears.”
[Top: Image of the Barbados Cruising Club is kinda Hopperesque.]
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Tacky Raccoons 
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Rather powerful.
Peace in the world or the world in pieces. Some would say Justice..
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Closing time chat.
I like that photo for several reasons.
Thanks, Queenie.
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You are welcome. Just a bit chuffed you could use any photo of mine. It does somehow go with the song/era. Pioneer was Dipper too.
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Oh, my.
I linked back to your site, giving you source credit, even asked you for permission and you gave it.
The photo and song are unrelated.
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Not in my mind. It might be the pathos. (?) Intermingling space and time. Dunno. Hearing that song, I feel myself in the photograph in contemplation. I find the composition powerful for some reason.
I’m weird.
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I almost posted a spouge oldie just for you. Honest.
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Hahaha. Jackie Opel?
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Hadn’t decided. I was leaning towards the Escorts.
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Draytons 2 started it all. Troubadours International got me hot and sweaty though. Big crush!
Loved dis one: https://youtu.be/tnKlwSN4ISk
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1973? Sounds like 1963! I like it.
I’ll check out TI to find out what got you hot and sweaty because I need to know these things.
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I could say the music, they were good for their time, but there was this particular guy in the band….oooh. Ah, well, I was young then.
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I want to see this girl dance.
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