Not nostalgia really but excellent Aussie humour..gotta have live in Melbourne and environs to get it..same as a lot of humour is locale/political based...

Hogans heroes starred a guy called Werner Klemper who was a Jew. His character in the show was Colonel Klink. When asked to play a member of the Nazi party, Klemper told em "sure as long as I can ridicule the Nazis I'll do it" Hoooooogan!!

Love watching these.

http://youtu.be/CvW7-019XLQ

And another

http://youtu.be/uI8F9vkkwGQ

And this from America's got talent

Because of the blue moon that tripped a memory and I found these.

And these

Rock & Roll 50s mix

Boogie Woogie medley

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jZKhC7CtEI&feature=related

And for when I am cremated

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aht9hcDFyVw&feature=related

The oldies are still the best.

If you are talking about humour, I agree.

If you are talking about posters, I did not like them when I was young, and I am not going to like them now, 40 years later.

PS. The generation conflict in the sixties had nothing to do with age.

Because of the blue moon that tripped a memory and I found these.

This is my era.Love it and have a large collection.

And these

Rock & Roll 50s mix

Boogie Woogie medley

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jZKhC7CtEI&feature=related

Great Stuff.

And for when I am cremated

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aht9hcDFyVw&feature=related

Yeah right, very humorous.

Ever heard of Sid Vicious? - and that is ancient too (30 years +)

Somebody have a link to the BBC radio sketch about a man writing a letter to his insurance company, after getting his fingers in a pulley?

And for when I am cremated

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aht9hcDFyVw&feature=related

Yeah right, very humorous.

Ever heard of Sid Vicious? - and that is ancient too (30 years +)

Yes I have heard of him and his music but I never did like punk anyway.

Thank you for reminding me how old I am and how much I enjoyed the old films in a language that I can understand.

billd766 Hope this brings back memories

This Lady came to my school and played for 3 hrs without reading any music.

She was my inspiration, leading to me playing piano, but that's another story.

http://youtu.be/EJagAMtp6AE

All done by one very talented person without any computer gimmickery at all.

Thanks for that link.

Sounds like you and I have the same tastes in music.Everyone you have posted so far is in my collection,that includes all those in the other thread.that I started today.

Sounds like you and I have the same tastes in music.Everyone you have posted so far is in my collection,that includes all those in the other thread.that I started today.

Must be the age factor.......or music was in the family.

In the 50's my mum played guitar and dad played steel guitar, live, on radio station 2GF in Grafton.

Dads' mum played piano, so a lot of music.

Sounds like you and I have the same tastes in music.Everyone you have posted so far is in my collection,that includes all those in the other thread.that I started today.

Must be the age factor.......or music was in the family.

In the 50's my mum played guitar and dad played steel guitar, live, on radio station 2GF in Grafton.

Dads' mum played piano, so a lot of music.

Much the same.Mum played piano and one of her sisters and her family all played an instrument whether it be a squeeze box, piano accordion,banjo,ukelele or a piano which was I think was called a player piano in which you put a roll in and set it going and it played it self.

When ever the families got together ithere was always music.I remember once that they asked me to sing Lady of Spain which I think was by

Eddie Fisher and I not thinking started singing the wrong lyrics that I had learn't in the school yard.Didn't I cop it.

http://youtu.be/ANkbds-Df-I