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Turntable 05/18/2015

5/18/2015

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The Kingston Trio was one of the most prominent groups of the era's pop-folk boom that started in 1958 with the release of their first album and its hit recording of "Tom Dooley", which sold over three million copies as a single.  wiki

The Kingston Trio

    
    " Why yes there is Harv"
See Ya All at the 55th!

             Dick
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Harv
"The Kingston Trio'  They're great!  How many times have you heard a "New" song today with a moral, or a lesson in trust?  Listen carefully to the following selection.  The moral applies, most certainly, to more than just leaving the "bottle full" for the next weary traveller.
Dick - Thank you for your Kingston Trio request this week.  And thanks for the helpful tips  you send me from time to time.  
For Example:  I can't tell you how many times this test saved me from certain disaster.  Wish I had this in high school.  

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The Kingston Trio is an American folk and pop music group that helped launch the folk revival of the late 1950s to late 1960s. The group started as a San Francisco Bay Area nightclub act with an original lineup of Dave Guard, Bob Shane, and Nick Reynolds. It rose to international popularity, fueled by unprecedented sales of 33⅓ rpm long-playing record albums (LPs), and helped to alter the direction of popular music in the U.S.[1] wiki
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On Monday May 15th Joan and I met with Dick and Marie Neuses at "Hells Kitchen" in downtown Minneapolis for Lunch.  The highlight of our lunch was Dick and I singing the Kingston Trio song "They're Rioting in Africa" (which turns out to really be titled) "The Merry Little Minute".  Oh Yes we sang it "Really Loud" . . . Joan and Marie, to their distress, could not hide . . . No Sir! . . . Here's a point Dick made. "We sang this song really loud in a restaurant and we weren't even drinking yet!"           Oh yes Dick, at our age we do lots of really silly stuff! 

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Nick
5/18/2015 03:27:46 am

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Nick link
5/18/2015 06:12:36 am

Harv,
The Web Page (Coachmen) is going to be a excellent set up.
Keep it up, you might make something of yourself yet. :)

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Harv
5/18/2015 04:17:41 am

Nice job Nick!

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Sharon
5/18/2015 05:41:36 am

I swear, Dick is beginning to resemble David Letterman (which, by the by, is a compliment) and he is just as funny.

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Westy
5/18/2015 05:49:09 am

Dick resembling David Letterman....ummmm. Perhaps a touch of Dick Cheney (who is not funny) as well. Ya look good Dick.

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Harv
5/18/2015 07:33:40 am

I doubt it Nick . . . but it's always nice to hear!

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JL
5/18/2015 09:30:38 am

Believe me Dick, you don't look anything like the "Dick" Cheney, who should be tied to a post and shot as a traitor to the Republic. My goodness, Westover, have your eyes failed you? Anyways, this week's program from brother Harvey is outstanding. Good choice, Dick, and as usual, great work Harv!

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Pete
5/19/2015 03:35:07 am

you guys are nuts!

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Bob
5/19/2015 04:38:03 am

Nice Harv,
Had to pull up THE TRIO on my mp3 for exercise this morning --most inspiring!

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harv
5/19/2015 10:59:01 am

Thanks Bob. I should have used the song three jolly coachman it would have made a better set up for Dick Prost.

By the way, I'm using my Galaxy S3 to author this post, apparently it's working just fine!




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