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Van Dyke Parks & Sakamoto Ryuichi 坂本 龍一 join Hosono Haruomi 細野 晴臣 & The World Shyness to perform "The Four Mills Brothers". a song Parks recorded on his classic "Discover America" album. From the Hosono tribute concert "HARUOMI HOSONO & CHIKYU NO NAKAMATACHI (FRIENDS OF THE EARTH) Flying Saucer 60 Year Anniversary Summer Festival", held on 07/28/07, Hosono's 60th birthday. Now available on DVD as "Strange Music On A Summer's Day - Haruomi Hosono & Friends".

More live Cheech & Chong from 1978.

Mary Poppins - released in 29 August1964. Won 5 Oscars.Another 12 wins and 12 nominations

After introductory remarks from Hosono Haruomi 細野 晴臣, with Takahashi Yukihiro 高橋幸宏 & Ryuichi Sakamoto 坂本 龍一, Sandii performs Hosono's Yellow Magic Carnival, arranged and conducted by Van Dyke Parks to kick off the start of the Hosono tribute concert "HARUOMI HOSONO & CHIKYU NO NAKAMATACHI (FRIENDS OF THE EARTH) Flying Saucer 60 Year Anniversary Summer Festival", held on 07/28/07, Hosono's 60th birthday. Now available on DVD as "Strange Music On A Summer's Day - Haruomi Hosono & Friends".

Opening theme for the Dick Van Dyke Show which aired from 1961-1966. Cast: Robert Petrie - Dick Van Dyke Laura Meeker - Mary Tyler Moore Richard Petire - Larry Mat(t?)hews Maurice Sorrell - Morey Amsterdam Sally Rogers - Rose Marie

George Allen's Knight Templar played by Black Dyke at the Whit Friday Quickstep Contest held at Delph in Saddleworth on June 1st 2007. Sorry about the clipped opening - this was the winning performance at Delph.

MY COUNTRY BATTER UP

Conducted by Arthur O Pearce and released by His Master's Voice. The Black Dyke Mills Band are one of the few acts on these 78s who are still going (Presumably with a different line up though !) Colonel Bogey March became better known after being used as the theme to the film Bridge over the River Kwai.

Actor Dick Van Dyke talks about his early years and influences. To access all segments, visit channel playlists or go to http://tvinterviewsarchive.blogspot.com

"Tell Me That You Love Me" live at Largo Theatre 8.11.08

i fucking love this song

On Prime Time Country w/Porter Wagoner

It is the Patrice Oneal Show's most desperate of hours. The combination of low viewership and executive pressure has caused the cast to perform a last ditch effort for better ratings... knocking out a dyke every hour on the hour until the show becomes a hit.

This is Barbara Bain's guest appearance on The Dick van Dyke show, Will you two be my wife? She plays Dorie Doo. It aired in 1963. Yes, she can do comedy!

The misadventures of a TV writer both at work and at home. Rob, Buddy and Sally write for the Alan Brady TV show under the thumb of Brady's brother-in-law Mel. Rob and Laura live in new Rochelle next-door to Jerry and Millie. Part 2 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyZS5HWwWwo Watch all my channels: http://youtube.com/hollywoodclassics http://youtube.com/classicanimation http://youtube.com/dancefrenzy http://youtube.com/classicdocumentaries http://youtube.com/vintagecommercials http://youtube.com/classicsoundbox http://youtube.com/videomiscellany

This is a public domain episode of "The Dick Van Dyke Show."

The spotlight was on actress Annette Bening and studio chief Robert A. Iger, but 82-year-old Dick Van Dyke stole the show at a 'Mary Poppins' reunion that featured a rousing rendition of 'Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.' (March 19)

2008/09/15 3/3 Accidental/Irana George/Van Dyke Parks Laugh and Be Happy/Randy Newman

"In the Old Days, every Butch had a penis... It means... I have 4 or 5!" - Lea Delaria In-your-face chronicles of lesbian star Lea DeLaria. This is a "clip" from "her act" filmed at Joe's Pub at the Public Theater, New York City. Lea DeLaria is generally known as the first "openly gay" comic to appear on national television, with appearances on The Arsenio Hall Show and Comedy Central's all-gay special, Out There, which she hosted. The summer of 1997 brought her national attention and critical acclaim in her breakout role as Hildy in (On the Town) for the (Shakespeare-in-the-Park Festival). Now her one-woman show, (It's Delightful, It's Delicious, It's DeLaria), has played to sold-out houses in major venues across the country. Lea has been a featured guest on: The Rosie O'Donnell Show, The Today Show, ABC Late Night, Chef Du Jour and (Politically Incorrect). She has created "strange characters" for: One Life To Live, Will and Grace (Nurse Carver - Swimming From Cambodia 2003), Friends (The One With The Lesbian Wedding), The John Larroquette Show, Fat Rose and Squeaky, The Job (Kiki), "Further Tales of the City"(Willie Omiak), Pulp Fiction (Mr. Purple) and Matlock (Det. Pat Jordan). She is "the voice of Helga" on the dark comedy cult hit, The Oblongs. This stocky, cocky, loud-mouthed Italian lesbian stand up comic, musician, actor, singer and civil rights activist has been on Rolling Stone's "Hot List," been featured in magazine articles in: People / Time / Newsweek / Out Magazine /and Entertainment Weekly. She has appeared in several movies including: The First Wives' Club / Homo Heights / Edge of Seventeen / and in musicals, including: The Rocky Horror Picture Show and On the Town. A native of Belleville, Illinois and a product of Catholic schooling ("mandatory training for stand-up comedy", she explains), Lea is not known for her demure demeanor. Her critically acclaimed performance in the New York Shakespeare Festival's revival of "On the Town" prompted the New York Times to dub her "an Ethel Merman with attitude." An extremely prominent figure in the world of lesbian stand-up comedy, she is noted for her raunchy persona and inflammatory, irreverent political commentary, which have proven controversial inside and outside the gay and lesbian community. Some of her comedy releases include "Bulldyke in a China Shop" and "Box Lunch". Lea's Book of Rules for the World by: Lea DeLaria, Maggie Cassella (Contributor). Rule #10: Learn all the rules...then break them Lea DeLaria has been breaking rules all her life. Now she offers some of her own.... Cross Howard Stern with Sandra Bernhardt, add a one-two punch, and you have stand-up comic Lea DeLaria, who plays to rave reviews on and off the Broadway stage. Now, in this uproarious collection of essays, DeLaria shares her Modern Day Ten Commandments and X-Rated Rules for the World with anyone bold enough to read them. Lea DeLaria, who already enjoyed a career as a Broadway singer and stand-up comedian, made her recording Warner Bros. debut in 2000. Hailed by the Times as "The Best Jazz Album of 2001", Play It Cool confirmed Lea as one of the best jazz singers of our time. Q magazine commented "Lea DeLaria is blessed with one of the most beautiful voices around", while Time Out claimed "the gal can certainly swing", and the Guardian summed her up as "talks like a coffee grinder, and sounds like a cross between Ella Fitzgerald and a Broadway diva." Her second album, Double Standards, received rave reviews in the UK and US press, and from 'Call Me' and 'Philadelphia from this recording get regular radio play on both sides of the Atlantic. Lea's UK jazz live dates have included: the London Jazz Festival / Brighton's Komedia / and several sold-out residencies at Pizza Express, and Pizza On The Park. She has also appeared at: the New York City JVC / the Montreux Jazz Festival / and as the "featured vocalist" of /THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF (THE NEWPORT JAZZ FESTIVAL) TOUR. "This raunchy lesbian comic with a big mouth and an even bigger heart...keeps you laughing...." - The New Yorker "Every inch a star." - The New York Times Produced and Directed by Richard Currier (Excerpt - THE BUTCH) ©2007 richard currier Discover Lea @: http://www.delariadammit.com/ ***************

good song by paul van dyke

Classic music skit from the Dick Van Dyke Show. Check out my remake here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SC6sGV-R0wg I won a laptop from a radio station for doing this.

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Queensbury, Black Dyke Band, Live KKL Luzern, Conductor Dr. Nicholas J. Childs, Principal: Richard Marshall, Soprano: Peter Roberts

"Cats Tales" by Peter Graham, performed by the Black Dyke Brass Band, conductor Nicholas Childs. Live! 18.10.2008

What a dish! Laura Petrie... Song and dance number. Does anyone have the "Twizzle" episode. There's a great song and dance number in that one.