I'll make this a short one. This is my 3rd attempt to get my message out. Seems as though it has taken on a mind of it's own, and cut my messages off. All of a sudden Everything is wiped clean and I'm back to my home page. Before it has a chance to do it again,,,,,MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A COOL YULE.

GOD BLESS AMERICA

I'll try again to tell you all of the many earth shattering things I have to pass on.

Mare,,,, You haven't installed a glitch in your program that penalizes us who take too much time saying what is on our minds. there's not a whole lot there. we have to get it out. space is limited.

better quit while i'm ahead

chucktoo

Received this fantastic email the other day. How wonderful. He sure did a lot of work and I am so grateful for his help. Thank you, thank you. Now I just have to get off my butt and get my list updated. Will start working on this today.

Hi Marion, I am a big fan of all the great music you have provided ! Its great to hear so much WW2 era music in one place, love the website. It will fit in nicely with my own playlists. I enjoy it so much because I am WW2 history buff, probably because my Grand father served with the Canadian Army in WW2. Anyway, I noticed your songlist is incomplete, missing many of the artists names, so I did some research and found the artists for over 40 of the songs on the playlist(See attachment) Enjoy! Merry Christmas !

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A Boy in Khaki & A Girl in Lace - Dinah Shore

Amphibious Battle Hymn - Bing Crosby

Bless Em All - Bing Crosby

Burma Bomber - Abe Lyman

Buy, Buy, Buy Bonds - Bing Crosby

Don't Worry - Anita Ellis

Enlisted Mens Mess - Glenn Miller

FDR Jones- Charlie and his Orchestra

Fellow on a Furlough- Mark Warnow/Hit Paraders

Ferdinand the Frantic Freak - Harry the Hipster Gibson

Fighting Doug MacArthur - Anita O'Day

First Class Pvt. Mary Brown -Pvt. Frank Lester

Get Your Gun and Come Along -Carson Robison

Girls, Dont Refuse To Kiss A Soldier (1942) - Karl and Harty

Good Night Soldier (1943) -Judy Canova

Goodbye Dear, I'll be Back In A Year - Horace Heidt and his Musical Knights

Goodbye Mama Im Off To Yokahama -Teddy Powell and his Orchestra

Here Come The British -Johnny Mercer

Here I Go To Tokio, Said Barnacle Bill, the Sailor"(1942) - Carson Robison

Heres To You MacArthur -Frankie Masters and his Orchestra

He's My Guy- Dinah Shore

Hittin the Silk - Bob Strong

Hot Time In Berlin - Glenn Miller & his Orchestra

I Left My Heart At The Stagedoor Canteen -Kenny Baker

I Never Mention Your Name-Gladys Tell

I'm Getting Corns for my Country - Cass Dailey

It s Just A Matter of Time(1942) - -Carson Robison

Ive Got Sixpence-Nancy Walker

Joltin Joe Dimaggio - Les Brown and his orchestra

Jungle Jump - Tony Pastor and his Orchestra

Le chant des partisans hymne de la résistance française(1943) - Germaine Sablon

LST Party - Sam Donahue and the Navy Dance Band

Marching Through Berlin - Ethel Merman

My Guy's Come Back - Helen Forrest

Obey Your Air Raid Warden - Tony Pastor and his Orchestra

One Letter Home - Jazz Gillum

Pistol Packing Mama V-Disc - Al Dexter

Remember Pearl Harbor - Sammy Kaye / Dick Robertson and his Orchestra

Rosie the Riveter - Sportsman's Quartet

Sams Got Him - Music Maids

Scrap Your Fat - Mildred Bailey

Shh Its a Military Secret -Glenn Miller and his Orchestra

Silver Wings - Nelson Eddy

Spirit of the Air Force - Armed Forces Chorus

Story of Pvt Joe - Martha Tilton

That Soldier of Mine - Harry James & Helen Forrest

There Ain't No Wings on a Foxhole -Meredith Wilson

Theres a White Cross Tonight in Okinawa - Bob Wills

This is The Army Mr Jones- Horace Heidt and his Musical Knights

Turkey in The Straw- Carson Robison

Waiting For The Train To Come In -Dale Evans

Waltz in Berlin - Little Jack Little

War Time Blues(1941) - Jazz Gillum

We Did It Before and We Can Do It Again -The Dick Robertson Orchestra

We're Gonna Have To Slap, The Dirty Little Jap - Carson Robison

When The Light Go On Again - Vaughn Monroe and his Orchestra

Your A Sap Mr Jap - Spike Jones

Your G.I. Guy Comes Marching Home - The Norton Sisters

From Dan Donnelly...

M.C.;

In the Minneapolis Tribune in the obituaries I found this. Joseph R. Piche’ age 93.Served with 175 th Field Artillery 34 th division fired the first shot in North Africa 11/19/1942 and was inducted into the Camp Ripley court of honor. HE died 12/11/11.

 

Thought you might find this interesting! Dan.

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A TOUCHING CHRISTMAS STORY

A couple was Christmas shopping at the mall on Christmas Eve and the mall was packed.

Walking through the mall the surprised wife look up and noticed her

husband was no where around and she was very upset because they had a lot to do.

She used her cell phone to call her husband because she was so upset, to ask him where he was.

The husband in a calm voice said, honey remember the jewlery store we went into

5 years ago where you fell in love with that diamond necklace that we

could not afford and I told you that I would get it for you one day.

His wife said crying, yes I remember that jewelry store.

He said, well I'm in the bar next to it.

Just some common sense ideas, but these are smart. People do WASTE so much food. I know friends who won't even eat left-overs and toss everything down a garbage disposal. What a shame. In our family we EAT everything. And we also don't pay that much attention to expiration dates. As I stated on Facebook; our grandmothers used their heads (and their noses) to know when things were bad.

One of my customers told me he HATES those danged expiration dates on everything and actually tries to hid them from his wife. Why? Because she goes through the cupboard and refrigerator on a daily basis and throws everything out, regardless if it's still good or not. She simply relies on that printed date. What a shame. It drives him crazy! I can see why.

Another thing they should have stated on their is to PLAN YOUR MEALS FOR THE WEEK. We've been doing that for a few years now and it makes a huge difference. I buy what's on my list and nothing more.

http://money.msn.com/how-to-budget/15-ways-to-stop-wasting-food