What’s your idea of the perfect proposal?
Brought to you by Leap Year. In theaters January 8th.I never dreamed of the way it would happen, I never thought too much about it. I guess it's one of those things where you just think less about it so that when it happens you'll be all the more surprised. To be honest, I don't expect much and it takes very little to make me happy. So- the way it happened for me - the simple sweetness of the way Bobby proposed to me and way it was so unexpected - that was perfect.
Speaking of Leap Year, I really like Amy Adams for some reason. Out of utter boredom and nothing else to watch on the treadmill, I watched Julie & Julia and decided I like her. I still haven't even seen New Moon. I haven't wanted to put him through that - haha.
The weather forecast Paul Talbot had been reading half the morning said it was cloudy and rainy. Neither of which it was, so he changed the forecast.
From the Monday November 30, 1981 show. Thanks to Dave LeBlanc for the tape.
Word is the The Buzz of Delight is Matthew Sweet. "Christmas" is from 1983.
In 1980 they also did a song simply titled "Christmas."
I first heard this in 1999 and ever since something has bugged the bejeezus out of me. WHAT IS THAT SONG JOHN PLAYS AT THE END?!? I'm not talking about the Iron Butterfly song. I mean the one he plays after the bit, and fades out. It's been driving me nuts all this time. It's one of those songs I forgot all about, but used to know what it was. And now, for the life of me I CAN'T BRING IT BACK TO MY HEAD TO IDENTIFY IT!!!
I'll give a million dollars to anyone who can tell me the title and artist**
From the Monday November 30, 1981 show. Thanks to Dave LeBlanc for the tape.
**Million dollars will be paid out as annual annuity at one penny a year beginning on January 1, 2748.
Recommendations:"Carol of the Bells" by Barenaked Ladies (Barenaked For the Holidays), David Foster (The Christmas Album). "Carol of the Drum" by Jack Halloran Singers. "Caroling, Caroling" by Nat "King" Cole.
From the Monday November 30, 1981 show. Thanks to Dave LeBlanc for the tape.
This hideously hilarious commercial for Camel cigarettes was edited from a December 16, 1943 radio show.
Truck Robinson played for the Phoenix Suns at the time.
From the Monday November 30, 1981 show. Thanks to Dave LeBlanc for the tape.
Other recommendations: "Blue Christmas" by Dean Martin (Making Spirits Bright), Elvis Presley (Elvis' Christmas Album), and Leon Redbone (Leon Redbone Christmas Island).
Recommendations: "Blue Christmas" by Charles Brown
