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April 12, 2007

Morrissey - Every Day is Like Sunday


Added by Luiscmck80z

The Donnas - Get Rid of that Girl


from 1999

Added by carolbah

(via LaVIDEOtk)

Jackie Dennis - La-Dee-Dah


from the 1957 UK movie 'Six-Five Special'

Added by rockolaray

(via Schadenfreudian Therapy)

Stereolab - Miss Modular

Bronski Beat & Eartha Kitt - Cha Cha Heels


"1989 Hi-NRG Electropop hit for Bronski Beat and Eartha Kitt , with a song originally to be sung by Disco Diva ,Divine. The song is based on a line from his movie Female Trouble, directed by John Waters"

Added by garethmscott

Alberta Hunter - Down Hearted Blues


on Dick Cavett show in 1979 (at age 84)

"Alberta Hunter (April 1, 1895 -- October 17, 1984), the American-born singer, composer, and actress. In 1923 she wrote a hit song with Lovie Austin called "Down Hearted Blues," which Hunter recorded with great success on the old Paramount label. Bessie Smith subsequently recorded it for Columbia Records and it has remained in the catalogues now for over eighty years. In the theatre, she appeared in the first London production of "Show Boat," along with Paul Robeson. She was featured performer in the short-lived J.C. Johnson musical "Change Your Luck" (George M. Cohan Theatre) in 1930. On Broadway she also appeared in "Mamba's Daughters" (Empire Theatre, 1939-40), which co-starred Ethel Waters, Canada Lee, Anne Brown and J. Rosamund Johnson. In 1954 she understudied several roles in the musical "Mrs. Patterson" (National Theatre), starring Eartha Kitt. After a dormant period in her life, when she practiced nursing, she reemerged as the toast of Manhattan when she appeared at The Cookery in the late 1970s. She made many appearances on television (including Dick Cavett's excellent show) and radio discussing her career and the legends with whom she worked. "

Added by nedsparks

Julie London - Cry Me a River


Clip from the 1956 movie 'The Girl Can't Help It'

Added by icecoldkatie