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10/29/2024

Bella MaGee loves to jump and I never owned a cat that would jump up,with ALL fours off the ground

10/20/2024

La Junta, Colorado- Neighborhood(News)UPDATE for Oct.19,2024 ;

08/10/2024

Dancing Ducks are here again,
As the summer evenings grow.
I got my flower, I got my power,
I got a woman who knows.
I said it's alright,
You know it's alright,
I guess it's all in my heart.
You'll be my only,
My one and only,
Is that the way it should start?

08/07/2024

Don’t call yourself a hip hop fan if you don’t know who this artist is.

07/24/2024

Jenny Jenny

07/19/2024

A vintage tape(metal wire) recorder from 1924. Blattnerphone steel tape(wire) recorder, an early magnetic recording technology, developed by Dr. Kurt Stille and Louis Blattner in 1924, at BBC studios, used to record programs for rebroadcast in other countries.

06/29/2024

Memory

06/19/2024

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‘M*A*S*H’ Actor Jamie Farr Was Specifically Requested by Comedy Legend Red Skelton While Serving in Korea
For MAS*H star Jamie Farr, maybe life really did imitate art. Just as he was starting his acting career, the U.S. Army drafted him into service for the Korean 𝕎𝕒𝕣.

And beloved comedian Red Skelton, who Farr described as a “second father,” then requested Farr to be his assistant when he did a tour through Korea to entertain the troops.

Farr talked about those memories of Skelton and the Korean 𝕎𝕒𝕣 last November in an interview with the site We Are the Mighty.

“After Red’s son passed away, he wanted to do a tour to entertain troops,” said Farr, the MAS*H star. “And he wanted to do his shows with me. We flew on a United Nations airplane just me and him. I had VIP status which surprised me. We went to every encampment all the way up to the DMZ in Korea.”

Farr met Skelton before the 𝕎𝕒𝕣 and said he often did the Red Skelton Hour. So the two already were close. Skelton even gave Farr a St. Christopher’s medal to wear while he was in the Army. After Farr served his stint in the military, he returned home, intending to give up acting. His father died and he wanted to help his mother. But Skelton convinced the future star of MAS*H to stick with acting

“I went by CBS Studios to say goodbye to Red Skelton and he wouldn’t let me go,” Farr recalled. Skelton “put me under personal contract and said, “I was one of us. A doctor of comedy.”

Farr said Skelton gave him several $100 bills and instructed him to mail the money to his mother. Skelton helped him hone his nightclub act, which eventually led to a role on The Dick Van D**e Show.

Farr’s Character on MASH Was Only Supposed to Be For One Episode By 1972, Farr secured a role on MASH. But his role as Corporal Max Klinger, who was trying to get out of the Army on a Section Eight discharge, was only intended to be for one episode. Director Gene Reynolds, who’d worked with Farr on another project, brought him to MAS*H for Chief Surgeon Who and paid him $250 a day.

MASH creator Larry Gelbart based the quirky Klinger on comedian Lenny Bruce, who wore a woman’s uniform in an attempt to get out of World 𝕎𝕒𝕣 II. He decided to keep Farr on MASH as a recurring character, a move that helped steady Farr’s career. By season three, Farr made it to the permanent cast.

“I was really down on my luck,” Farr said in 2017. “I hadn’t been working, so when they called me, they didn’t even tell me what the part was, they just said you got a part, and it pays $250 for the day. So, I said to my agent, boy I’ll be there.”
Farr and Alan Alda, who played Dr. Hawkeye Pierce, were the only two actors on MAS*H who served in the Korean 𝕎𝕒𝕣. And while Farr’s character donned wild women’s costumes, one part of his uniform was authentic. He wore his own dog tags from the Korean 𝕎𝕒𝕣. And, his life truly did imitate his art. He spent his military career trying to keep a smile on every soldier’s face. He did the same in the biggest role of his career.

06/13/2024

This happened to me once,twice,three times a lady

06/09/2024

Video was sent to here from a 7-11 in California

06/09/2024

WLS was a Sears Station(NOT kidding--This was shared from another Group);;
People today who think Walmart is too big to fall don't remember just how big Sears was.
Here's an example. In the 1920s, Sears sold radios by mail, but there were large parts of America that didn't have any radio stations within range, so, Sears got into the radio station business and, in 1924, started WLS 890am Chicago. A radio station powerful enough to fill the Midwest.
Then, they sold every household in the Midwest and most of the rest of the country a radio. The kicker was that once they bought a radio, they tuned in to Sears radio station witch advertised Sears products.
The equivalent today would be if Walmart sold you the TV and then you only got Walmart commercials and ads on your TV.
Walmart was never that big.
WLS stood for World's Largest Store, and it was.
The only thing to ever come close would be Amazon Web Services providing you the internet so you can buy Amazon products and services.
I find that interesting. Hope you do too.

06/01/2024

Server is currently down & I'll get it back On-the-Air tonight

Server might Freeze-up,on occasion-Local Music and Fine Rock from Colorado.Many musicians will hand me new material and I have many Live Recordings,from a few local Venues

05/22/2024

I'm Bad..I'm Bad

04/26/2024

Challenged people should have the Same Rights but it,just, ain't not happening (Film);

Natalie is known,in La Junta(and North La Junta) to be a VERY angry person -- As with the Drug Traffic, going on at her "Public Housing" Unit, the Taxpayer F...

04/22/2024

“Different Drum” is a folk-rock song originally recorded by the American rock band the Stone Poneys, featuring the vocals of a young Linda Ronstadt. The song was written by Michael Nesmith, who was a member of The Monkees, and it was released as a single in 1967. The song is known for its melodic and folk-rock sound and the distinctive vocals of Linda Ronstadt. “Different Drum” features lyrics expressing a sense of independence and a desire to break free from a relationship that no longer feels right. The chorus includes the repeated line, “You and I, travel to the beat of a different drum.”

The Stone Poneys’ version of “Different Drum” became a hit and is one of Linda Ronstadt’s early career highlights. Ronstadt’s expressive and emotive singing style made the song particularly memorable.

Play here : https://yeehawsoundz.com/shfnbcxwjjpqjxujdmvr

04/13/2024

https://youtube.com/shorts/7bEqgBdUGQI?si=zWa6fdsatrOXALNK