Pop Music
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L E’s Stories – “Ol Blue Eyes Was The King Of Bobby Soxers And Buddies With Lucky Luciano & Bugsy Siegel”” – The Story Of Frank Sinatra
Bone Daddy has often told me how Granny and Pops would get up in the morning and put on music…
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L E’s Stories – “The King That Died On A Throne Of Porcelain” – Salute To Elvis Presley
While Bone Daddy was growing up in West Texas during the 1950’s…..which was a place that was founded by ranch…
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L E’s Stories – “The Country Gentleman Who Was Mr. Guitar” – The Story of Chet Atkins
If you grew up in West Texas, the is a really good chance that you like guitar music….and a pretty…
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L E’s Stories – Good Looks + Great Voice + Funny + Master Of Entertainment = Dean Martin “The King Of Cool”
Dean Martin (June 7, 1917 – December 25, 1995) was an American singer, actor, recording artist and comedian…..who was one of…
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L E’s Stories – “If They Are Not Real….They Are Exactly Like I’d Want Them” – A Salute To Country Music Legend Dolly Parton
Being raised in West Texas….while also being weened on country music….as Bone Daddy and his family would gather around the…
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L E’s Stories – “The Day The Music Died” – The Story Of Buddy Holly
Our Bone Daddy, the original Sportsphile, was born a member of the Baby Boomer Generation…..which had a generational moniker of “Sex, Drugs…
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L E’s Stories – To Satchmo: “What A Wonderful World It Is With You In It”
From as long as Bone Daddy can remember…..his entire family growing up was into Satchmo known as Louie Armstrong (not…
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L E’s Stories – “To The Gypsy Songman And Madison Square Garden Fan” – Salute To Jerry Jeff Walker
There have been many icons of the Austin Music Scene over the years….to include such names as Marsha Ball, Bob Schneider, Omar…
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L E’s Stories – “A Child Of The 1950’s Who Can’t Stop His Leg” – Tribute To Comedian Robert Klein
We already have some wonderful videos of the stand-up comic mastery of Robert Klein….and although I never knew of him…
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