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Showing posts with label Sally Flynn. Show all posts
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Saturday, February 09, 2013
Champagne Covers #1
In all the years the Lawrence Welk Show has been on the air, the Musical Family have done covers of very popular hit songs of any genre.
Our crack research team has uncovered some musical gems. Their own unique covers of today's hit pop songs the kids like!
See if you can recognize anyone of them.
Our crack research team has uncovered some musical gems. Their own unique covers of today's hit pop songs the kids like!
See if you can recognize anyone of them.
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Sally Flynn's weekend at Heidi's
If you're anywhere near Cocoa Beach, Florida this weekend, and in the mood for music, you're in luck!
Sally Flynn will be performing at Heidi's Jazz Club this coming Friday and Saturday.
She'll be performing with the Terry Myers Orchestra.
More details can be found at HEIDI'S JAZZ CLUB
Sally Flynn will be performing at Heidi's Jazz Club this coming Friday and Saturday.
She'll be performing with the Terry Myers Orchestra.
More details can be found at HEIDI'S JAZZ CLUB
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Monday, April 11, 2011
Anyone remember Keep Sack?
Friday, April 01, 2011
Saturday, February 26, 2011
The Champagne Five - Favorite Covers of Oscar Nominated Songs
Tomorrow night is the Academy Awards, where the movie industry celebrates what Hollywood has done the past year....
And here, the Music Makers salute the songs that were nominated for an Oscar, and some of them actually won the coveted statuette.
So on this version of the Champagne Five, here are my top five favorite covers of original Academy Award nominated songs sung by the Musical Family.
5. THREE COINS IN THE FOUNTAIN - Norma Zimmer and Jimmy Roberts do an excellent job with this 1954 Oscar winner from the movie of the same name. They just seem to be a perfect fit for the lyrics and the melodies featured.
4. WHAT ARE YOU DOING THE REST OF YOUR LIFE? - This 1969 Best Song nominee was originally written by Alan and Marilyn Bergman for the movie The Happy Ending. Ken Delo, sitting by the camera, does a great, melancholic solo of this tune.
3. RAINDROPS KEEP FALLIN' ON MY HEAD - You may know it by B.J. Thomas' version that won the 1969 Oscar, but Sandi & Sally do a great upbeat and sunny version of it dressed as Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid.
Let's see Paul Newman and Robert Redford top that!
2. GEORGY GIRL - An Oscar nominee from 1966, the Music Makers do a great arrangement as an instrumental accompanied by vocal arrangements from Guy, Ralna, Norma, Jimmy, Bobby and Cissy. Bob Ralston provides great work at the harpsichord and the reed section's flute sounds give this version a pleasant beat and a good rhythm tune.
1. SECRET LOVE - You may know this 1953 Oscar winner from Calamity Jane as a romantic love song. It has been covered on the show many times before as a melancholic solo piece, but I love how this is arranged as a jazzy and upbeat vocal group number. Bob Ralston strikes again with his keyboard work and contributions from the trumpet section makes this classic an enjoyable and easy listening piece.
We'll that's my two cents, only thing left is wait for the envelope with this year's winners.
And here, the Music Makers salute the songs that were nominated for an Oscar, and some of them actually won the coveted statuette.
So on this version of the Champagne Five, here are my top five favorite covers of original Academy Award nominated songs sung by the Musical Family.
5. THREE COINS IN THE FOUNTAIN - Norma Zimmer and Jimmy Roberts do an excellent job with this 1954 Oscar winner from the movie of the same name. They just seem to be a perfect fit for the lyrics and the melodies featured.
4. WHAT ARE YOU DOING THE REST OF YOUR LIFE? - This 1969 Best Song nominee was originally written by Alan and Marilyn Bergman for the movie The Happy Ending. Ken Delo, sitting by the camera, does a great, melancholic solo of this tune.
3. RAINDROPS KEEP FALLIN' ON MY HEAD - You may know it by B.J. Thomas' version that won the 1969 Oscar, but Sandi & Sally do a great upbeat and sunny version of it dressed as Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid.
Let's see Paul Newman and Robert Redford top that!
2. GEORGY GIRL - An Oscar nominee from 1966, the Music Makers do a great arrangement as an instrumental accompanied by vocal arrangements from Guy, Ralna, Norma, Jimmy, Bobby and Cissy. Bob Ralston provides great work at the harpsichord and the reed section's flute sounds give this version a pleasant beat and a good rhythm tune.
1. SECRET LOVE - You may know this 1953 Oscar winner from Calamity Jane as a romantic love song. It has been covered on the show many times before as a melancholic solo piece, but I love how this is arranged as a jazzy and upbeat vocal group number. Bob Ralston strikes again with his keyboard work and contributions from the trumpet section makes this classic an enjoyable and easy listening piece.
We'll that's my two cents, only thing left is wait for the envelope with this year's winners.
Friday, February 25, 2011
It's Movie Night here at the Welk studios!
But be sure to check the picture rating first....
"No security measures is gonna keep us from being in that new Adam Sandler movie!"
"Fine time for the studio's AC to go out, it's really hot in here!"
"Dick, can it wait? I'm in the middle of filming."
"The fellas think we're watching Jackass 3D? They'll be surprised we switched the reels so we'll be really watching The King's Speech."
"No security measures is gonna keep us from being in that new Adam Sandler movie!"
"Fine time for the studio's AC to go out, it's really hot in here!"
"Dick, can it wait? I'm in the middle of filming."
"The fellas think we're watching Jackass 3D? They'll be surprised we switched the reels so we'll be really watching The King's Speech."
Monday, February 14, 2011
The end of another weekend....
Sunday, February 06, 2011
Salute to Vincent Youmans
That's the episode shown this Super Bowl weekend, here are some of the highlights.....
Sandi and Sally look snazzy in their outfits, which also can be at the car wash for washing and buffing....
The Maestro gets in a polka dance with Cissy.....
Judging from the look of Ralna's face, Guy must be in her dog house, so he's trying to get back in her good graces by singing....
.....and Kenny the Sailor Man gets acquainted with the locals.
And here's my Super Bowl prediction:
STEELERS 19, PACKERS 16
Sandi and Sally look snazzy in their outfits, which also can be at the car wash for washing and buffing....
The Maestro gets in a polka dance with Cissy.....
Judging from the look of Ralna's face, Guy must be in her dog house, so he's trying to get back in her good graces by singing....
.....and Kenny the Sailor Man gets acquainted with the locals.
And here's my Super Bowl prediction:
STEELERS 19, PACKERS 16
Friday, January 07, 2011
Sally sings with the Space Coast Pops
Looks like Sally Flynn is going to have a very busy weekend....
In addition to the Jazzin' It Up concerts she did this past Wednesday and Thursday, she'll be singing with the Space Coast Pops over at Merritt Island.
And like Jazzin' It Up, it all takes place around Melbourne, Florida.
There's a terrific article about Sally and the show by Pam Harbaugh of Florida Today, it also includes a terrific recent picture of her as well.
The show is this Saturday at 2:30pm (Florida time) at the Merritt Island Baptist Church.
More information, such as tickets, can be found at the Space Coast Pops webpage
In addition to the Jazzin' It Up concerts she did this past Wednesday and Thursday, she'll be singing with the Space Coast Pops over at Merritt Island.
And like Jazzin' It Up, it all takes place around Melbourne, Florida.
There's a terrific article about Sally and the show by Pam Harbaugh of Florida Today, it also includes a terrific recent picture of her as well.
The show is this Saturday at 2:30pm (Florida time) at the Merritt Island Baptist Church.
More information, such as tickets, can be found at the Space Coast Pops webpage
Thursday, January 06, 2011
This Day in Welk History: January 6, 1968
The duo of Sandi and Sally made their national television debut...
Fresh out of Brigham Young University, these pretty young ladies joined the show from an open casting call at the Hollywood Palladium.
The episode that Saturday night? That's Showbiz
Their first number ever sung? Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah
And from that point on, they never looked back.
Fresh out of Brigham Young University, these pretty young ladies joined the show from an open casting call at the Hollywood Palladium.
The episode that Saturday night? That's Showbiz
Their first number ever sung? Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah
And from that point on, they never looked back.
Wednesday, January 05, 2011
Sally will be Jazzin' it Up
If you're a Lawrence Welk fan who happens to live or be near Melbourne, Florida. You're in luck!
I especially like the part that the show is free, but the fact that Sally Flynn will be performing is very exciting.
Maria Sonnenberg: Art, musical concerts dominate this week's events in South Brevard
"We're excited to be joined by the Melbourne Swingtime Jazz Band and guest star Sally Hart for a dynamite set of January concerts," said orchestra president Dawn Brooks.
Although admission is free, tickets are required. Pick these up at the door before the event or print them online at MCOrchestra.com.
Call 321-952-9949 for information.
I especially like the part that the show is free, but the fact that Sally Flynn will be performing is very exciting.
Maria Sonnenberg: Art, musical concerts dominate this week's events in South Brevard
Vocalist Sally Hart, who performed with the "Lawrence Welk Show," is one of the stars of "Jazzin' it Up," a free concert that partners the Melbourne Community Orchestra with Melbourne's Swingtime Jazz Band.
The free concerts, scheduled for 7:30 p.m. today and Thursday at the Melbourne Auditorium, also feature local jazz arranger Gene Egge and orchestra conductor Aaron Collins.
The shows offer jazz favorites such as "Caravan" and "Summertime," as well as Hart's rendition of "Somewhere over the Rainbow.""We're excited to be joined by the Melbourne Swingtime Jazz Band and guest star Sally Hart for a dynamite set of January concerts," said orchestra president Dawn Brooks.
Although admission is free, tickets are required. Pick these up at the door before the event or print them online at MCOrchestra.com.
Call 321-952-9949 for information.
Tuesday, December 07, 2010
Champagne Art
Monday, October 04, 2010
South Euclid Memories
Back in the day, in 2004....the stars came to Northeast Ohio
Sally Flynn, Sheila Aldridge, Gail Farrell, Tanya Falan and Cissy King grace the stage.
Here's Ken Delo with Clay Hart
Cissy has come between Sheila and Sherry Aldridge, in song that is....
Gail joins Michael Redman for a nice duet.
Joe Feeney is in the solo spotlight.
And here's the Aldridge Sisters, Tanya, Cissy and Clay.
The Champagne Music Makers, always and forever blowing bubbles.
Sally Flynn, Sheila Aldridge, Gail Farrell, Tanya Falan and Cissy King grace the stage.
Here's Ken Delo with Clay Hart
Cissy has come between Sheila and Sherry Aldridge, in song that is....
Gail joins Michael Redman for a nice duet.
Joe Feeney is in the solo spotlight.
And here's the Aldridge Sisters, Tanya, Cissy and Clay.
The Champagne Music Makers, always and forever blowing bubbles.
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Sally Flynn and Jazz....two things that go great together
If you're anywhere near Cocoa Beach, Florida.....you might want pop in and see Sally sing.
She's performing this week at Heidi's Jazz Club on the 13th and 14th.
Just got back from my trip, had fun visiting Baltimore and DC....but boy am I tired!
She's performing this week at Heidi's Jazz Club on the 13th and 14th.
Just got back from my trip, had fun visiting Baltimore and DC....but boy am I tired!
Friday, July 23, 2010
Fridays are meant for Sally Flynn
Monday, July 19, 2010
Hey Clay and Sally, what's for supper?
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