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	Eddie Albert - "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right"  Eddie Albert sings Bob Dylan's "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right" (from 1966's "The Eddie Albert Album"); with pictures from his 50-year stage & screen career. (20 March 09: Now with annotations!) 2008年06月04日再生回数 11467
	Eddie Albert - "Without a Song"  Eddie Albert sings "Without a Song" (from his 1958 album "High Upon a Mountain"); with pictures from his 50-year stage & screen career. (12 March 09: Now with annotations!) "Without a Song": music by Vincent Youmans ("Tea for Two"), lyrics by Billy Rose & Edward Eliscu. From the short-lived 1929 show "Great Day" (which also launched its title song and the standard "More Than You Know"). The original lyric's a tad, umm, dated-- there's a Bing Crosby recording of it on YouTube, if you're curious-- but most perform it in the version heard here. In fact, this song is all over YouTube (Sinatra, Jan Peerce, Sammy Davis, The Carpenters, Stevie Wonder, and more). I suspect Mahalia Jackson "gets it" best, but Eddie's rendition--in my book a close second--has considerable charm. 2008年08月18日再生回数 10862
	RetroBites: Eddie Albert: Green Acres (1970)  Actor and activist Eddie Albert, with Eva on Green Acres & fighting pollution. 2011年04月28日再生回数 2836
	Eddie Albert - "Guantanamera"  Eddie Albert sings "Guantanamera" (from 1966's "The Eddie Albert Album"); with pictures from his 50-year stage & screen career. (21 March 09: Now with annotations!) Note: My title card erroneously says the album is from 1965 rather than 1966. Hope this correction will suffice; I'd rather not re-make the slideshow... 2008年07月08日再生回数 5048
	Eddie Albert sings "September Song"  Eddie Albert sings "September Song" (from the 1956 album "Eddie Albert and Margo," aka "September Song"); with pictures from his 50-year stage & screen career. This is the only version of the song I've ever heard with that third-person introduction ("There was once an old man..."). Perhaps Eddie felt that as a very young-looking 50 (48, on his resume), he couldn't credibly sing the piece in his own persona. And the old-man story does essentially describe the song's original context in the play "Knickerbocker Holiday." 2008年06月20日再生回数 9143
	RetroBites: Eddie Albert: Activist (1970)  Award winning actor Eddie Albert explains why he was an early environmental activist. 2011年07月14日再生回数 277
	Eddie Albert reads "The Wonderful One-Hoss Shay"  Eddie Albert (1906-2005) reads "The Deacon's Masterpiece or The Wonderful One-Hoss Shay" by Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. (1809-1894) (from the 1962 Caedmon album "Great American Poetry). Illustrations by Howard Pyle and HM Brock. The "one-horse shay" is a light, covered, two-wheeled carriage for two persons, drawn by a single horse. It is the American adaptation, originating in Union, Maine, of the French "chaise." Alternative spellings are "one-hoss shay" and "one horse shay." In economics, the term "one-hoss shay" is used, following the scenario in Holmes' poem, to describe a model of depreciation in which a durable product delivers the same services throughout its lifetime before failing with zero scrap value. A chair is a common example of such a product. 2009年07月19日再生回数 3028
	Eddie Albert - "John Henry"  Eddie Albert sings a rollicking version of "John Henry," from the 1956 album "Eddie Albert and Margo" (aka "September Song"). Pictures are various illustrations of the John Henry story found (mostly) online. If I've included something of yours and you either want a credit or need me to remove it, please leave me a message here. 2008年10月02日再生回数 3269
	Eddie Albert & Eva Gabor on 'What's My Line'  The title is pretty self explanatory. =) I OWN NOTHING. 2010年10月08日再生回数 1680
	Eddie Albert - "I Believe"  Eddie Albert sings "I Believe" (from his 1958 album "High Upon a Mountain"); with pictures from his 50-year stage & screen career. (11 March 09: Now with annotations!) 2008年11月02日再生回数 1571