Human without the bean

I think that ( if I'm reading through the lines correctly) WordWolf is up.

It is and I apologize now for its not really a ballet. I tried to edit that before posting but my time ran out (I'm hurrying to post this now so I don't get locked out) to change that. So Glen Campbell is the artist and the song goes a ways back I think 68' and its called "Dreams of the Everyday Housewife". I remember hearing it a lot back in the day. Glen Campbell was always on the radio and television.

Jeffrey Jones Devils Advocate Charlize Theron

Well, Glenn is the wrong Glen as I said. Just dropped it in there as a hint for you so you guys would get an idea of the genre and the kind of artist that the guy was. He's really country, but he was considered a folk guy too as many artists were of the day. It's ballet song, like Goldsboro's "Honey". She looks in the mirror and stares at the wrinklesThat weren't there yesterdayAnd thinks of the young man that she almost marriedWhat would he think if he saw her this way? She picks up her apron in little girl-fashionAs something comes into her mindSlowly starts dancing remembering her girlhoodAnd all of the boys she had waiting in line The photograph album she takes from the closetAnd slowly turns the pageAnd carefully picks up the crumbling flowerThe first one he gave her now withered todayShe closes her eyes andTouches the house dress that suddenly disappearsAnd just for the moment she's wearing the gownThat broke all their minds back so many years

Glenn Yarbrough is a folk singer, same type of artist as the clue. Bobby Goldsboro is another one. But neither of them is the artist for this particular song.

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*Think* Glenn Yarbrough kinda songs.

Carl Weathers Predator Jesse Ventura

I saw Goldie one page back but she wasn't in Tango but I know who was: Jack Palance Batman Michael Keaton

Yeah, the song is 50 yrs old. I think you're younger than George or I, so I'm guessing you weren't born yet WordWolf or were just a baby. Am I close?

I posted another clue last week, oh I want to say Saturday, and somehow it didn't show up. Well, well. Let's try it again. She looks in the mirror and stares at the wrinklesThat weren't there yesterdayAnd thinks of the young man that she almost marriedWhat would he think if he saw her this way? She picks up her apron in little girl-fashionAs something comes into her mindSlowly starts dancing remembering her girlhoodAnd all of the boys she had waiting in line Cut and print, that's a wrap! This is a real oldie.

I feel like I'm on an episode of the Twilight Zone right now because I logged in earlier using a different browser and I couldn't find the content I posted here yesterday. This is the kind of stuff that I am experiencing using this site. Why is greasespotcafe.com on the address bar not an htpps:// address? The icon in the corner say that the website is not secure and passwords, credit cards might be used by others.

Does anyone else experience login issues or staying logged in issues, while using this site? I log in evry'time I visit, using my email address , and after failing to login with the path of username and password, I have to use the forgot the password option. Then, log in to my email. and retrieve my request to change my password, then, create a new password, then login entering the new password. Everytime. After I am logged in, after 15 minutes I am auto matically logged off and I have to repeat the same procedure again to log in. It's wonderful. It's been that way now for over a year. Over and over, again and again.

The Air I Breathe ~The Hollies~

Is this actor the guy who played the priest (Bishop, Pastor,) in There Will Be Blood? Forget his name now. If it is I'll think it up somehow, if not then, I won't worry about it.

I was looking at the clue again when it slapped me like a cold fish across my face. Michael was her x-something and Harvey Keitel was the nice cop chasing Thelma and Louise.

What Lies Beneath Michelle Pfeiffer Lady Hawk

It's not Simple Twist of Fate or Tangled Up in Blue or even Shelter From the Storm but it's a song from ~Bob Dylan~ on the same album as those songs. Blood on The Tracks. 1976. I didn't expect anyone would get it. I was more expecting a guess I guess at the artist. Dylan's 76 birthday was May 24 and in honor of that day I have posted the video to Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts. I love these ballets because his songs have more than just lyrics. Dylan puts characters in the song and brings them to life in the story. I can see Lily, Rosemary, the hanging Judge just sitting around the Cabaret waiting for the dealer to deliver the next card.

Speaking for myself I've pushed over 60 and then some.

Tom Ludlow?

Which one is tv?

I'm throwing the towel in for this one. I thought it had a lot of memorable one liners especially from the lead actor but I think its a dead end. The movie was The Doors and the quotes were mostly Val Kilmer's (Jim Morrison). Performances on stage were actually sung by Val Kilmer because he had studied Jim Morrison for a year before he auditioned and was so spot on that even members of The Doors couldn't tell the difference between the two of the voices. Morrison voice was used in concert scenes. I'll do another one soon.

Another song. The festival was over, the boys were all plannin' for a fallThe cabaret was quiet except for the drillin' in the wallThe curfew had been lifted and the gamblin' wheel shut downAnyone with any sense had already left town He moved across the mirrored room, "Set it up for everyone, " he saidThen everyone commenced to do what they were doin' before he turned their headsThen he walked up to a stranger and he asked him with a grin"Could you kindly tell me, friend, what time the show begins?"