Showing posts with label Truman Capote. Show all posts
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Monday, September 18, 2023

Deep Blue Something: Breakfast at Tiffany's




Breakfast at Tiffany's and Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly


AoSHQ: Morning Report 09.18.23




Rule 5 and FMJRA

.357 Magnum: Sat Link

Bacon Time: It is Friday

Daily Gator: Doug's new site

American Elephants: The news
 
Powerline: The Week In Pictures

24 Femmes Per Second: Ann Smyrner

The Right Way : Saturday Link-O-Rama

Woodsterman: Memorial Day and Rule 5

Hogewash: Bob Belvedere, RIP and quote

Diogenes Middle Finger: Rinos and Monday

Feral Irishman: Honor and Friday Femme Fatale

Proof Positive: Proof Positive, The Angelus, Faith

Animal Magnetism: Remember and Gingermageddon

Pirate's Cove: If all you see... and Sorta Blogless Pinup

A View From The Beach: Morgan Ketzner and Fish Pic Friday

Rush Limbaugh: Never Let the World Forget What Happened on D-Day

Knuckledraggin My Life Away: I'm sure she's taken men and I’ll leave you with this

Ninety Miles From Tyranny: Hot Pick, Girls With Guns, Morning Mistress, and Blogs With Rule 5 Links

EBL: MAGA MUSK☀️, Bob Belvedere, RIP 😢 and Don't Deny The Science: DIE HARD IS A CHRISTMAS MOVIE 🎅🎄🔥

Dispatches from the Camp of the Saints (RIP): House of Special Purpose 102, Rush Limbaugh, RIP, Happy 105th, and Mark Steyn: Welcome to the Jungle Part 666

Mark Steyn: Michael Mann, Loser, Masks, Remembering Rush, The Indispensable Man, Remembering Rush, Shaidle Among The Stars, and Kathy's World

TOM: Is There Any Hope for the Patriots?, A New ‘Broken Windows’ Discovery? Violence Linked to COVID Relief Fraud, CNN’s Fake ‘Fact Check’, and Gregory William Robert Fulchino, R.I.P.

A collection of sites known for appreciation of Rule 5 and streaming through the Wuhan Coronacalypse:

Egotastic

Wired Right

Proof Positive

The Last Tradition

The Classic Liberal

Old Retired Petty Officer

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Sunday, October 18, 2015

Frank Sinatra: Don't Like Goodbyes



Frank Sinatra did this song as part of the 1959 Close To You album. It was Nelson Riddle arranged and the song is by Harold Arlen and Truman Capote (I did not know Capote was a songwriter and this song came from a musical based on House of Flowers).


Farrow and Sinatra at Capote's Black and White Ball

Arlen, Capote, Marlene Dietrich, and Leonard Lyons at El

Mark Steyn has Colman and Leigh's (arranged by Quincy Jones and backed by Count Basie) The Best Is Yet To Come.  Mark is all about Nelson Riddle with Van Heusen and Mercer's I Thought About You although he does have this film suggestion and a special Man of Columbus focus for Columbus Day. Pundette has the Bergmans' Nice and Easy, orchestrated by Nelson Riddle and Cole Porter's Night and Day, in Paris, also orchestrated by Riddle. Bob Belvedere has the album Nice and Easy on his #9 for best Sinatra disks,  Frank reminisces about Tommy Dorsey for #8, and Where Are You? for #7

Yesterday I had For A While from the Watertown album. For Columbus Day I had the Gershwins' They All Laughed. Given how scarce female song writers are for American songbook standards, I had Imogen Carpenter's Anytime, Anywhere (although I did enjoy the Mandalay reference too). I had Frank's early hit with Tommy Dorsey Trade Winds. I also had Rain (Falling From The Skies) and The Night We Called It A Day. Before that I had Gershwins' I Got Plenty 'O' Nuttin. I had the jazz standard Indian Summer with bonus Michele Carey.

Don’t forget to also keep checking out
Pundette’s Sinatra 100 countdown,
Ms Evi’s Sinatra Celebration,
Dispatches from the Camp of the Saints Sinatra, &
Mark Steyn’s Sinatra Songs Of The Century.
It’s a swingin’ world.
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