These are random musings of my life journey, the people, animals, places, and events which have woven, and continue to weave, a tapestry that is me. We all know there is no real destination, only the ongoing experiences which blend together, creating the trail. Each step gives a glimpse of what is to come, without allowing me to see the end result. It is exciting. I have a home base that is mine, that gives me a place to rest. This is it. This is where my heart is, no matter where I journey...................
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Ed Ames on Johnny Carson
This is the famous tomahawk throw by Ed Ames on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. In case you've somehow missed it in the past. It's a total hoot!
OHHHHHH MYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY GODDDDDDDDDDD How nice to see it again...wow 1965 and Johnny and I were SOOOOO young. Thank you for posting that Lyn......its as funny now as it was way back then. L laughed through the whole thing....ty ty ty
That was funny Lyn, I've never seen it but do remember Ed Ames a little! It's gonna take me forever to catch up with you, I've been a lazy blogger lately! Love Di ♥
Betty, I'll bet you've seen him, but didn't know it. He was never a lead, always "second banana" in movies, and he was one voice in The Ames Brothers who sang very mellow, beautiful tunes in the '40 and '50s. He also sang along. He has a gorgeous voice. If you've heard "My Cup Runneth Over," chances are it is he who is singing. You can probably find that or something else by him at Amazon or on iTunes.
If you have something to say about it, just stick out your thumb, and I'll slow down so you can hop aboard! But hang on, 'cause I'm movin' on down the road!!! No time to waste!!!
OHHHHHH MYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY GODDDDDDDDDDD How nice to see it again...wow 1965 and Johnny and I were SOOOOO young. Thank you for posting that Lyn......its as funny now as it was way back then. L laughed through the whole thing....ty ty ty
ReplyDeleteThat was funny Lyn, I've never seen it but do remember Ed Ames a little!
ReplyDeleteIt's gonna take me forever to catch up with you, I've been a lazy blogger lately! Love Di ♥
Ruth, in 1965 I was a brand new mother, turned 21. Talk about young!! Oh yes! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
ReplyDeleteDi, one of my favorite memories of Ed Ames s his voice singing "My Cup Runneth Over." Lawdy, he has a beautiful voice.
And Lyn in 1965 I was an "experienced mother of 2 and must have been up late feeding the youngest. Funny the things we remember from days gone by.
ReplyDeleteYes, it is, Ruth. And what memories they are! We've lived through some good times, haven't we?
ReplyDeleteExcellent! - I had never seen it, but seem to remember Ed Ames from old films.
ReplyDeleteYes, he was in many kinds of media, and I always liked him. He never hit really big, except in music.
ReplyDeleteThis must have been one of the most priceless moments of TV history!
ReplyDeleteEverybody knows who Johnny Carson is but I've never seen that other guy before.
Hugs,
Betty
Betty, I'll bet you've seen him, but didn't know it. He was never a lead, always "second banana" in movies, and he was one voice in The Ames Brothers who sang very mellow, beautiful tunes in the '40 and '50s. He also sang along. He has a gorgeous voice. If you've heard "My Cup Runneth Over," chances are it is he who is singing. You can probably find that or something else by him at Amazon or on iTunes.
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