"Lines from The Declaration of Independence"
Music by me, vocals by the Lederspan Singers (aka my family). Free for anyone to use; my hope is that it might help kids learn a bit of the Declaration. Downloads: Windows video, Mac video, mp3, lead sheet. I can put together full sheet music for piano and vocal if people might find it useful.
For the sources of images in the video, go here and click on "click."
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And now a little Family Guy (take two)*
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Little kids and food
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(download)From America's Funniest Home Videos, which airs (is that still the right word?) on WGN 7:00 PM weeknights, ABC Family 10:00 PM most weeknights, and ABC 7:00 Sunday nights. All times Eastern.
(That list is my effort to atone for posting a clip without the show's permission.)
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There's something terribly wrong about this
But I have to do it.
Best Celebration Of Both Worlds by Van Kool & The Halen Gang
(Prompted by Craig Newmark, who should be held blameless.)
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One of the best-delivered lines I know
In "Mr. Monk Goes To The Asylum," Kevin Nealon plays a psychiatric patient who over-empathizes.
The line is, "Thanks. Thanks a lot."
(Episode synopsis, including spoilers, here, but you can enjoy the line without knowing the story.)
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Dylan on Clarence Clemons
On his XM show, Bob Dylan (affectionately) tweaks Clarence Clemons, sax player for The E Street Band.
Dylan On Clarence Clemons by Bob Dylan
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