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05:43
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Statler & Waldorf Signing off
A compilation of many instances of everybody's favourite theatre critics signing off at the end of the show...
07:08
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Muppet Show Liberace
Liberace appeared in a 1978 episode of The Muppet Show. Here is a clip from his 'Concert For the Birds', at the beginning of which he attempts to establish his credentials as a serious pianist by...
02:39
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Sokolov Chopin Mazurka Op. 63 No. 3
Although it could be said that this particular performance is perhaps a tad dry and somewhat lacking in passion, I nonetheless like this rendition for its crisp, clean sounds, and for Sokolov's...
08:33
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Amélie les Crayons Le paillasson
Voici un extrait d'un DVD du groupe charmant Amélie-les-Crayons, où ils chantent le fameux 'Paillasson'. Cette chanson, que j'adore, réprésente bien le côté coquin du personnage d'...
09:21
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Salvador Dali on What's My Line
'What's My Line' was an American game show that ran from 1950 - 1967. Its premise was basically a guessing game: contestants were to guess the "line" (line of work) and name of a guest, by asking...
03:50
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Milton Berle vs Statler & Waldorf
Clip of Milton Berle's 1977 appearance on The Muppet Show, where he was heckled mercilessly by the show's resident critics, Statler and Waldorf.
01:57
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Le Coucou Alejandro Reyes Valdés
I've always had a fondness for this charming piece by Daquin, even though I'm far from fond of the harpsichord! I have one other video of this piece, performed by Cziffra, but the quality is...
01:35
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Muppet Show Gonzo's Motorcycle Act
Hapless Gonzo tries a new trick; irascible duo Statler and Waldorf suffer the consequences.
00:38
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Swedish Chef Making donuts
"See the muffin? Then you hear the 'boom' a-shootin'..." In this episode: the Chef, in his inimitable way, teaches us how to make a true Canadian specialty: the doughnut.
02:30
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Irene Harry Belafonte & Nana Mouskouri (1979)
George Petsilas, Nana Mouskouri's first husband, wrote this song for the album 'An Evening with Belafonte/Mouskouri'; it was one of only two duets on the album...
01:39
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Dean Martin You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby
Taken from what I believe is a 1961 episode of The Judy Garland Show (though I could be mistaken), Mr. Dino Crochetti sings 'You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby.'
04:06
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Pulp Bad Cover Version
In 2002, Pulp released what would be their last single before going on hiatus: Bad Cover Version, a song about cheap imitations - in life and in love...
08:24
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Dave Brubeck Quartet Take the A Train
The Dave Brubeck Quartet performs Billy Strayhorn's 'Take The A Train' at the University of Rome, in 1959.
