hiway29

all of the above

actually, they wind up with the Dodgers or Angels. Maybe it's like retiring to Florida.

I have no idea who's leading off for the Dodgers. I'm still sick over losing Juan Pierre, who fit perfectly here. We'll see how he likes the White Sox.

ok-I'll guess "Goldfinger"

"Wooly Bully"-Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs

the Matty told Hattie line was news to me. I never knew what he was saying.

can't slip any past waysider

"Cause he gets up in the morning,

and he goes to work at nine"

"Darling be Home Soon' -Loving Spoonful ?

that didn't take long

ok

"sick at heart and lonely, deep in dark despair.

thinking one thought only.

"where is she, tell me where ?"

time's up-

"We Ain't Got Nothing Yet"- the Blues Magoos

I ain't got nothing left but to reveal the song. last chance.

I based my comments on Bolshevik's link. It was a Boston source, that describes the 10th inning as basically a Sox love fest, since Burns is a Sox fan. Burns is quoted as saying that he's planning on ending the film at the 2004 Sox victory.

no one's got it yet ?

I'll go to the chorus

"we made a lot of mistakes,

but you know, we got what it takes, oh we ......

On further thought, I'll be watching cause it's Ken Burns. I still don't buy 'ending' it in 2004. The tearing down of old Yankee Stadium, and the championship in the first year of the new one, seems just as valid and certainly more current.

nope-not those-I can see why you'd guess 'Everyday People"

"One day you're up, and the next day you're down, you can't face the world with your head to the ground

the grass is always greener on the other side they say

so don't worry boys, life will be sweet some day"

Everyone in our codger age group knows this song-can't say I ever thought about the words much, though

Burns says he's going to end it in 2004. I'm so sorry we're in 2010, and the Yankees are again champs. It's like a political documentary made by some right winger, that ends with a triumphant George Bush. Whatever came after somehow doesn't count, or as important.

I know the argument about the long suffering Sox nation,and the generations that didn't live to see the triumph, and of course it has to be an important part of the film. The article paints a picture of a love fest I don't need to suffer through.

I guess I posted first-and already posted another song =I did misspell suite though

"Sweet Judy blue eyes"-referring to Judy Collins-and they were

"One day you're up and the next day you're down, you can't face the world with your face to the ground"

that's of course, "Lost in Space". Dr Smith and the robot-neither were in the original pilot.

I'm lost in work and can't drum a new one up just now, though.

I am pleased to own a Gumby figure signed by Art Clokey. I'm sure it's just become more valuable, but it won't be on e bay.

I don't know the episode, but I am curious about the connection to a World's Finest comic.

well-I've decided that's how I want to go.

it's easy if you know it-

"After the Gold Rush"-Neil Young

I love that song, but since I still don't have one ready, I'll let someone else take it.

ah-I hadn't checked the previous page. You're right-you did link it.

I don't have anything at the moment. Anyone is welcome to jump in if I start spacing on a new one.