DTHOSN – Louis Armstrong – Mack the Knife
October 10, 2009
From the 1950s the incomparable Louis ‘Satchmo’ Armstrong with a version of Kurt Weill’s classic Mack the Knife, originally written for Weill’s wife Lotte Lenya
Advertisement
Commentary on what interests me, reflecting my personal take on the world
Subscribe to The Inquiring Mind
Rate The Inquiring Mind at Blogged
-
Comments on The Inquiring Mind
pdm on More prejudice re the Chi… adamsmith1922 on More prejudice re the Chi… robertguyton on More prejudice re the Chi… Quintin Hogg on A comment on the Crafar d… adamsmith1922 on A comment on the Crafar d… robertguyton on A comment on the Crafar d… pdm on On Mallard’s hypocr… adamsmith1922 on On Mallard’s hypocr… adamsmith1922 on ACT opts for oblivion adamsmith1922 on Has National lost the plo… smttc on Has National lost the plo… robertguyton on Has National lost the plo… adamsmith1922 on Has National lost the plo… robertguyton on ACT opts for oblivion robertguyton on On Mallard’s hypocr… Metrics
Other Links
StatCounter and Active Meter
clustrmap
Frog Blog- Crafar saga will keep Govt busy for 2012 February 24, 2012 Russel Norman
- Homepaddock
- Word of the day February 24, 2012 homepaddock
- Keeping Stock
- Guilty Keeping Stock
- Kiwiblog
- Maori TV February 24, 2012 David Farrar
- No Minister
- Text Of The Day pdm
- The Standard
- An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Try again later.
- The Visible Hand in Economics
- New Site @ www.tvhe.co.nz December 13, 2008 agnitio
- BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition
- World conference to meet on Syria February 24, 2012Tunisia is set to host a major conference to seek a breakthrough in Syria, with fresh pressure on Damascus to allow humanitarian access.
- Rudd to challenge Gillard in vote February 24, 2012Kevin Rudd will challenge Prime Minister Julia Gillard in the Australia Labor party leadership ballot on Monday, he has confirmed.
- Web privacy fears spur US plans February 24, 2012The White House unveils a "bill of rights" for web users, calling for stronger privacy protections amid fears that online browsing habits are not secure.
- Bolivia disabled and police clash February 24, 2012Dozens of disabled people clash with police in Bolivia's main city of La Paz during a protest calling for higher state subsidies.
- Mild drought 'caused Maya fall' February 23, 2012New research suggests mild drought conditions were enough to cause the collapse of the Central American Maya civilisation after 950AD.
- World conference to meet on Syria February 24, 2012
- CNN Top Stories
- Rudd to challenge Australian PM Gillard for leadership February 24, 2012
- Arab nations 'arming' Syria opposition February 24, 2012
- Obama apologizes for Quran burning February 24, 2012
- Egypt: Presidential candidate beaten February 24, 2012
- Baby's 'dingo death' hearing adjourned February 24, 2012
- New York Times
- A Resolute Putin Faces a Changing Russia February 24, 2012
- Syrian Opposition Is Hobbled by Deep Divisions February 24, 2012
- In Nod to Rising Gas Prices, Obama Discusses Energy Policy February 24, 2012
- Santorum Forced to Defend His Senate Record February 24, 2012
- 2 Trade Show Guests Travel to Aqueduct to Evaluate Cuomo’s Plan February 24, 2012
- Salon.com – Original, independent news coverage and investigative reporting, and insightful commentary on politics and culture
- An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Try again later.
- Wired News Top Stories
- A Google-a-Day Puzzle for Feb. 24 February 24, 2012
- Judge Tosses Tesla's Case Against Top Gear February 24, 2012
- Game|Life Video: Clubbing With Vita, Rebooting Karateka February 23, 2012
- Microsoft Woos Joe Developer with New Visual Studio February 23, 2012
- Will an Avalanche of iPads Crush Business Networks? February 23, 2012
Comments are closed.