FRIDAY NIGHT MUSIC - ADJECTIVES part2
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FNM (Friday night music) Continued - Plant Kingdom - Part 2
Comments (38)Here's a link to the clothes FNM thread. An easy way to find previous recent FNM threads is to check The Garden Party. We've been cross posting on TGP for this reason, as there is little other activity there, and so one can just go to that forum and see a list of FNM. If you do post a new FNM thread, be sure to cross post on The Garden Party so that this will continue. This started when HT was discontinued. Of course the ones that were on HT cannot be found, and so I think I would be fine to start threads with topics that had previously been posted there, since they are gone now....See MoreFRIDAY NIGHT MUSIC - Friday Night At The Movies Part 2
Comments (44)A cool bit of trivial for the MASH theme, Suicide is Painless, that I learned from Wiki a few years ago. The film's director, Robert Altman, tried to write a lyric to go with the Johnny Mandel music but got stuck. He asked his teenage son to give it a crack and he came up with something in less than 10 minutes. The second interesting tidbit about this is that his son made more money from his share of the writing royalties from use and sales than Dad made from directing the movie....See MoreFRIDAY NIGHT MUSIC - ADJECTIVES
Comments (34)Just started part 2 https://www.houzz.com/discussions/6179910/friday-night-music-adjectives-part2...See MoreFRIDAY NIGHT MUSIC - 'Name' that tune Part 2
Comments (30)Carol" was a reference to Carol Klein, Sedaka's ex-girlfriend from high school and a fellow songwriter at the Brill Building. She had since married Gerry Goffin, who took the tune, and wrote the playful response "Oh! Neil", which she recorded and released as an unsuccessful single the same year (1958) under the stage name Carole King.[4][5][6][7]...See Moreeltonjohndenver
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