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Cover Me Up With Sunshine / and feather my nest with looooove…. ♫
Quaint pulchritude warning.
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Tonight, the music is going to tell you where your balls are.
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Tonight, Joe Pesci puts his musical stamp on Got to Get You into My Life.
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There’s nothing quite like amateur choral monophony for stripping a melody of all melisma, clever phrasing, personalization, and other such rearrangements. When a unison melody passes through the filter of non-consultative collective assessment of what the tune is, all that’s left is a shared, modest, and mutually understood pact with the beauty of music itself: This, we and the songwriter agree, is how the song goes.
Exhibit A: The Langley Schools Music Project’s mid-70s rendition of Neil Diamond’s Sweet Caroline.
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Hey, a bird’s gotta sing.
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Give a man some chile cheese nachos and he’ll snack for ten minutes; teach a man how to make his own chile cheese nachos using pre-prepared store-bought ingredients and he’ll turn into a forlorn bachelor trapped in an existential hell.
h/t Judith
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Tonight, a reprise presentation of “Weird Al” Yankovic’s hilariously relentless assault on those who commit Word Crimes.
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Die Frau ist schön. Ja, So blond und schön.
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Accompanied by a varied collection of historic photos from the south, here’s Arthur Pryor’s Band’s 1908 recording of Dixie Fantasia.
Confederate flag warning.
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It might be part of the U.K., but they speak a different language north of Hadrian’s Wall.
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That’s pretty darned low, Ken Turner.
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Coffee and rolls with your honey / turn your gloomy day to a day that’s sunny
You’ll find it worthwhile / if you roll out of bed with a smile ♫
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Tonight, John Elmerson Fabriga of the Philippines performs a dive rarely seen in competition: the reverse one-and-three quarter somersault in the pike position.
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Tonight we send you into the tips with the opening sequence and theme song from the 1968 East German musical Ein heißer Sommer wie wunderbar (“A hot and wonderful summer“).

In tonight’s Tips video, violinist Jenny Oaks Baker is accompanied by former United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on piano in a performance of Amazing Grace.
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He’s sinful. He’s a dwarf. He’s The Sinful Dwarf.
You can’t trust short people.
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In tonight’s musical entertainment en route to the tips Merle Travis picks & sings a song about a man with a gal in just about every town: here’s Dapper Dan.
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In tonight’s amusement en route to the tips the late Ian Dury, whose bout with childhood polio left him as perhaps the world’s first and only (non-blind) disabled pop star, enjoins you to hit him forcefully with your rhythm sticks. So hit him. Hit him. Hit him.
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Tonight, we watch a Scots restauranteur whipping up a batch of one of the most unjustly maligned foods extant: Haggis.
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