In tonight’s amusement en route to the tips Bernard Cribbins, OBE sings Gossip Calypso.
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Tonight, singing evangelist Edward W. Clayborn advises that Your Enemy Cannot Harm You, But Watch Your Close Friend.
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Tonight, Oklahoman John Moreland sings Hang Me in the Tulsa County Stars at Austin’s South By Southwest festival.
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In tonight’s entertainment en route to the tips, fetching Irish songwriter Sinéad Lohan sings her 1998 release Whatever It Takes.
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Lawdy, lawdy, I do declare: In tonight’s amusement en route to the tips, from 1969, National Lampoon’s Christopher Guest has the Middle Class Liberal Well-Intentioned Blues.
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Oklahoman Vince Gill is a low-key, gentlemanly fellow, and kinda shy offstage, but his guitar playing is pretty darned eloquent: here’s a live version of his own composition Liza Jane.
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Underneath your makeup you’ve a heart that beats true / Hats off to you, Sunshine Charlie…… ♫
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In tonight’s amusement en route to the tips we listen to the surf and smell the ma`o-hau-hele, as Bernie Kaii & The Polynesians take us for a relaxing musical stroll In The Evening By The Sea.
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In tonight’s amusement en route to the tips the plucky Barrow Poets walk a phonetic tightrope during their live on-air performance of the Pheasant Pluckers Song.
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Tonight, a twelve-year-old Billy Boyo prescribes One Spliff A Day.
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In tonight’s amusement en route to the tips, recorded way back in July of 2012, Cape Breton’s Beanz and Wheezer MacDonald, aka the Canadian Beaver Band, sing the prescient Justin Trudeau Song.
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Tonight’s tips music, accompanied by lovely footage of Europe in times past, has early saxophonist Ingrid Larssen and the Orchestra of the German Opera House playing Sehnsucht (“Longing”).
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Riding on my bicycle, I saw a motorcrash. A proper motorcrash — lots of spectators. I rushed to the center, saw injured parents; cuts on the children, an awful Motorcrash…
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Tonight, in lieu of music, here’s CTV’s Craig Oliver.
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In tonight’s amusement en route to the Tips we try to assuage our collective disillusionment about our fellow Canadian voters with a song about the delightful people and places In Canada.
If that doesn’t lift your spirits sky-high, try this one.
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Hark, is that the sound of conservatives marching to the polls? (h/t)
We’ll find out tomorrow.
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Tonight, Wylie is going to Whip Out A Yodel.
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Tonight we get our pre-election snarl on and join in the affray, as The Dubliners perform the feisty slip jig Rocky Road To Dublin.
I recommend reading the lyrics while you listen, lest you think you have a hearing problem.
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In tonight’s amusement en route to the tips velvet-voiced Irish songwriter Sinéad Lohan performs a lovely version of Bob Dylan’s 1964 folk waltz To Ramona. (Lyrics here.)
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In tonight’s pit stop en route to the tips Wisconsinite Dave Dudley puts his extra pair of Y chromosomes in gear during a live performance of Six Days On The Road.
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