Shoe by Gary Brookins and Susie MacNelly for December 23, 2021

How about, “Deck us all with Boston Charlie”…..

Don’t take offense, take a taxi.

“Can you sing far away?” “I don’t know that one.” “No!, I mean can you sing far far away!”

There is an alley two blocks down with lot of tin pans in it. Try singing over there.

Okay Scrooge

Can you sing BEYOND THE SEA?

I get the impression that ‘Cosmo’ and ‘Skylar’ don’t sing that well ! ! ! !!

How about “Hit the Road, Jack”?

LUV the comments. Not only are they all apropos, but they ALL remind me of the richness of the English language and the double, sometimes triple, meanings of words and phrases. . . P.S. Kee singing, Cosmo and Skyler. As Jimmy Durante once said, “It’s doesn’t have to be witty or smart, As long as it comes from the heart.” And he was a GREAT singer. . .he and Louis Armstrong. . .

in high school I once went xmas caroling. it was a group of people and we were serious ad people at one house threw candy AT us.

But…. The Long and Winding Road leads to their door.

Sing tenor.

Ten or twelve miles from here.

once asked a lounge singer to sing "Rainy night in Georgia’…in Georgia

I got a request…Take a break!

I can’t make up my mind, Neil Sedaka or Chuck Berry. Never mind, it might be a little bit of a stretch but let’s go with Neil Diamond.

Hit the road Jack and Skylar!

After about 2 days of Christmas Music I am over it for the year. Like how many versions do we really need, orchestrated, of Holly and the Ivy, all 20,000 verses?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NR0u_qjq2fM