bobandyson

Didn't have the album but I bought the single when it came out.

Title track from the solo album 'Nebraska'. Tells the true story of Charles Starkweather who went on a killing spree in the 50's.

Reason to Believe.

Star Trek actress Nichelle Nichols dies aged 89.

https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-62373143

The following series has an episode relating to a long running battle as to who should control her estate, her son or her manager/husband.

Who Do You Believe? (2022)

8 Episodes.

fmovies.

"An American true crime documentary series which tells a story from dual perspectives. The show tells two contrasting/competing narratives of a story from the victim and criminals involved."

Some easy listening tracks from Leon.

So, Relax.

Prairie Lullaby

This song helped me to spell 'mississippi' correctly since 1967. I'd just sing the opening while writing it down.

To bad nobody has ever asked me how to spell it.

Bobbie Gentry - Mississippi Delta.

3 hours ago, bannork said:

I only found an audio youtube downloader on my add-ons.

On FireFox I have an add-on called 'Easy Youtube Video Downloader Express'. Not perfect but does me just fine for music vids and the like.

The creator regularly updates it keeping up with the regular FF browser updates.

8 hours ago, TonBrow said:

I've already received a quotation from one agency, and want to find something cheaper

What was the quote and from whom?

3 minutes ago, DaLa said:

Back on subject, I also have around 60-70 DVD's, 90% of which are music concerts.

I had all the old classic Disney movies on VHS tapes then on VCD and eventually on DVD which I still have.

I reckon all the old non-woke classics will be worth something one day.

Two axe men, George Thorogood and Albert Collins at Live Aid.

For me, they were the best act of the whole event.

James Files. The Mob. JFK

youtube. 2hrs 45m.

"Documentary on James Files, the man who claimed to have ended John F. Kennedy. Rare interview in great detail."

10 hours ago, sanuk711 said:

Another 4 part series on D.B.Cooper...I haven't viewed it , so I dont know if it sheds any new light

Just watched all 4 parts. Found it very good and nothing like all the previous documentaries I've seen over the years. Some of the usual suspects were looked at again but one in particular seems to be a shoe-in for being Dan Cooper.

7 hours ago, sanuk711 said:

You would think this has to takeout the awards wouldn't you......

Wonder why the 2022 awards are held half way into the year and not near the years end.

I read or heard somewhere that BCS (or was it Ozark) can also be nominated for the awards next year in 2023.   

Phantom of the Open (2021)

From fmovies and other sources.

I'm not a golf fanatic but watched it because it's based on a true event. Almost gave up after only about 15 mins but stuck with it. Glad that I did and it's now in my 'Keep' folder.

Some events seem a little unbelievable but actually did happen according to some clips on youtube.

Anybody tried house-sitting? Many years ago I chatted online with a Thai girl who house-sat homes in Patum Thani and Ayutthaya provinces with her mother. At the time I didn't ask her anything about it.

And later, around the time of covid lockdowns around the world I saw a few youtube vids of a young American couple who were house-sitting in the UK and were staying in farms, cottages, condos etc., free of charge but had to take care of pets, farm animals (but not always) etc.

Could save a bit of money but there's quite a few constraints though. 

Why don't shop staff ask to see I.D. before allowing entry to a customer? Or have them shove their face/ID in front of a CCTV camera.

4 hours ago, FalangJaiDee said:

this is what i imagine some old lady would post about if she lived in thailand 

........and what grumpy old men would reply to.

????

Snooks Eaglin

1 hour ago, djayz said:

Join the club ????

My knickers are getting in a twist too.

Junior Brown 

John 5