Zero to 180 – Three Minute Magic
I am very appreciative that Scholastic Video, in partnership with Weston Woods, has done such a consistently great job adapting children’s literature for the small screen and in a way that appeals to people of all ages. One such adaptation is the story of a fish named Swimmy, who shows
Teresa Brewer — whose duet with Mickey Mantle, “I Love Mickey,” reached #87 in 1956 — would later record ever so briefly for Shelby Singleton. June 1968’s “A Woman’s World” was the first of but two singles Brewer recorded for SSS International: “A Woman’s World” Teresa Brewer (1968) The song initially
Lynn Anderson’s ‘hard country’ take on “Wave Bye Bye to the Man” – a mother and child’s declaration of independence from a bad dad – provides a musical punch that perfectly matches the lyric: “Wave Bye Bye To The Man” Lynn Anderson (1969) Interesting to hear Lawanda Lindsey‘s version of
The International Sweethearts of Rhythm, first of all, is a great name for an all-female band that can really swing, as well as throw down the boogie, as on this tune, “Jump Children“: Given the group’s top-notch talent and global aspirations, there is shockingly little of The International Sweethearts of
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