In tonight’s musical detour en route to the tips Swedish indie-pop group The Concretes play an interesting cover version of the Rolling Stone’s Miss You.
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Tonight we take you into the tips with American soprano Barbara Bonney’s numinous performance of Franz Schubert’s Ave Maria.
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Summer is a very special time of year in Finland because it only lasts for three days. In tonight’s reprise amusement en route to the tips, the Porkka Playboys celebrate the season by finding a clear space in the taiga to rock their tightly-packed vee-hickle with an enthusiastic rhapsody.
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Tonight, Swedish-born Irish singer-songwriter Mundy is joined by accordionist extraordinaire Sharon Shannon and thousands of happy fans at a horse racing track in County Kildare for a live performance of a Steve Earle song that was a big hit for Mundy in Ireland in 2008: here’s Galway Girl.
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In tonight’s amusement en route to the tips we listen to Aimee Mann’s Academy Award-nominated song Save Me.
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Tonight, Jonathan would like to tell you about a car that he just bought: the Dodge Veg-o-matic.
He likes that car a lot.
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In tonight’s entertainment en route to the tips Northern Ireland’s Paul Brady and his friend Andy Irvine perform a beautiful, almost 200-year-old American song called The Lakes of Pontchartrain.
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Last week we posted Blossom Dearie’s lovely version of songwriter Cy Coleman’s “I Walk a Little Faster.” In tonight’s amusement en route to the tips, Coleman himself is seen on local New York City station WNTA-TV performing a song that Frank Sinatra covered five years earlier, and would later cover again: from 1957, here’s Why Try To Change Me Now.
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Whatever you choose to do with your life, kids, just remember to aim high…
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Prepare to be entertained: Grant Fuhr music video. Your tips in the comments.

Hunters know that it’s very difficult to hit a moving target, especially at a distance. When your target is stationary, though, and at reasonably close range, well…
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Tonight Huell Howser plays a very special song of welcome for his sleeping mother-in-law at 3:00 AM.
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In tonight’s entertainment en route to the tips a (now) mostly forgotten, one-of-a-kind music hall style entertainer named Max Wall performs bit called What Was That, That You Said.
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I’m not much of a dancer, but if tonight’s tips video is anything to go by you’ve gotta be pretty darned physically fit to follow the commands of a good square dance caller.
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That’ll be Cash on the Barrelhead, son.
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In tonight’s tips music the late Blossom Dearie sings a lovely little tune by Cy Coleman and lyricist Carolyn Leigh called I Walk a Little Faster.
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In tonight’s tips music Richard Thompson sings Sights and Sounds of London Town on Scottish television.
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You can’t stop Little Walter, ’cause he’s got the Key To The Highway.
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In tonight’s tips video the late Clara Cannucciari, the good-natured hostess of Great Depression Cooking, prepares the Poorman’s Meal.
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Flirtation is an art with Betty Co-Ed / Her station quite depends upon her chaaarm…♫
That’s Rudy Vallée and his Connecticut Yankees.
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