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Dobie and Maynard discuss Dobie's character. Dobie is an honest and decent man, unless we are talking about his relationship with the ladies.
Based on the novels created by Max Shulman, this television classic starred Dwayne Hickman as Dobie, a middle-class 17-year-old whose main goal in life was to find the girl of his dreams, Bob Denver (Gilligan's Island) co-stars as Dobie's beatnik friend Maynard G. Krebs, whose passion was to avoid work at any cost, and Frank Faylen and Florida Friebus as Dobie's parents, who were never too far away to worry about Dobie's future.
Throughout its 147 episodes, the series ran the gamut from the hilarious (Dobie and Maynard sharing a tuxedo in order to attend a society party together), to the ridiculous (Maynard drinking a student chemist's formula and turning into a monster) to the touching (Dobie convincing a poor but brilliant student to stay in school).
Guest stars include Rose Marie, Bill Bixby, Sally Kellerman, Ronny Howard, Sherry Jackson, Michele Lee, John Banner, Norman Fell, Howard McNear, Charles Lane, and a host of others.
A ground-breaking series that has often been said to be far ahead of its time, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis premiered on CBS in the fall of 1959 and was a counter-culture hit through all four years of its network run.
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- published: 21 Jun 2013
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Dobie Gillis- Caper At The Bijou is another Classic TV from the Collections at http://oldtimeradiodvd.com
- published: 31 Jul 2014
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Opening credits for the classic TV show, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis.
Based on the novels created by Max Shulman, this television classic starred Dwayne Hickman as Dobie, a middle-class 17-year-old whose main goal in life was to find the girl of his dreams, Bob Denver (Gilligan's Island) co-stars as Dobie's beatnik friend Maynard G. Krebs, whose passion was to avoid work at any cost, and Frank Faylen and Florida Friebus as Dobie's parents, who were never too far away to worry about Dobie's future.
Throughout its 147 episodes, the series ran the gamut from the hilarious (Dobie and Maynard sharing a tuxedo in order to attend a society party together), to the ridiculous (Maynard drinking a student chemist's formula and turning into a monster) to the touching (Dobie convincing a poor but brilliant student to stay in school).
Guest stars include Rose Marie, Bill Bixby, Sally Kellerman, Ronny Howard, Sherry Jackson, Michele Lee, John Banner, Norman Fell, Howard McNear, Charles Lane, and a host of others.
A ground-breaking series that has often been said to be far ahead of its time, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis premiered on CBS in the fall of 1959 and was a counter-culture hit through all four years of its network run.
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- published: 21 Jun 2013
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(Read my blog post here: Read my blog post here: http://bit.ly/hMObAq)
Dobie Gray's version of "Drift Away" is, justifiably, the most famous and, by far, the most brilliant reading of the Mentor Williams-penned (that would be Paul Williams' brother) 70s staple. Originally released on John Henry Kurtz' 1972 REUNION album, the indelible classic always takes me away...to that far away place I used to reside -- within the deepest caverns of my soul. At times the song makes me weep, as I miss the halcyon days of my youth and the kinder world we thrived in. When any ills of the world would be swept away when reaching for your LP of your favorite music was all that was needed to, well, drift away.
The song was covered hundreds of times these past 40 years, most famously and recently in a passionless 2003 recording by Uncle Kracker. Credited as Uncle Kracker featuring Dobie Gray, the track meandered along in karaoke sterility until finally Gray's soul chimed in mid-point and he infused it with a thrilling tremble. When the track reached #9 on Billboard's Top 100, Gray broke the record for the biggest gap between top US top 10 appearances (it had been 30 years between both). The Kracker version had a far more major impact on Billboard's Adult Contemporary charts -- it holds the record as the longest #1 on that chart, having reigned for 28 weeks in 2003-04. No doubt thanks to Gray.
There was a story told by Kracker that the song was initially written for Elvis, but Presley turned it down once he heard Gray's version of it. Gray was a demo singer in Memphis at the time. Talk about decree.
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Dobie Gray (background vocals); Dobie Gray (vocals); Larry Byrum, Larry Byrom (guitar); Nashville Strings Players, Damon Seal (strings); Terri McMillian, Terry McMillan (harmonica, percussion); David Dunston (horns, programming); Jay Patton, Mark Douthit (horns); Gary Smith, Matt Rollings, Matt Rollins (keyboards); Dave Pomeroy , Mike Leech (bass guitar); John Hammond (drums); Bill Hinds (guitar); Ron Oates (strings, keyboards); Eddie Bayers (drums); The Nashville Strings. { - backup vocals}
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This is probably the single biggest and most acclaimed Northern Soul record of all time, and we filmed this performance for "The Strange World Of Northern Soul" in Nashville, in early 1999. Dobie is otherwise best known for his 1973 smash "Drift Away". He was a versatile vocalist who could handle soul, country, and pop, not to mention musical theater. Gray's origins are somewhat ill-defined; different sources alternately list his birth name as Leonard Victor Ainsworth or Laurence Darrow Brown, and his Texas birthplace as Brookshire or Simonton. His likely birth date is July 26, 1940 (though some sources list 1942 or 1943). Whatever the case, Gray grew up in a family of sharecroppers, and discovered gospel music through his grandfather, a Baptist minister. He also soaked up the R&B; and country music of his surroundings, and in the early '60s he moved to Los Angeles to seek his fortune. Before adopting the name Dobie Gray, he recorded several singles under the names Leonard Ainsworth, Larry Curtis, and Larry Dennis. His seventh single, "Look at Me," became his first chart hit in 1963, but his true breakout was a 1965 recording of "The 'In' Crowd," whose Motown-style bounce distinguished it from jazzman Ramsey Lewis' celebrated version. Gray hit the Top 20 with "The 'In' Crowd" and also had some success with the follow-up, "See You at the Go-Go". "Out On The Floor" was not a hit in the US, and it was only years later that it became a cult classic. This period, spent mostly on the small, poorly distributed Cordak, Charger, and White Whale labels was the most soul-oriented of his career. It would be some time before Gray returned to the charts. In the meantime, he pursued a concurrent acting career, eventually spending two and a half years with the Los Angeles production of Hair. During his Hair years, Gray also sang with the band Pollution, which recorded two albums on Prophecy beginning in 1971. In 1972, Gray resurfaced as a solo artist on MCA, with producer/songwriter Mentor Williams in his camp. Gray promptly scored the biggest hit of his career with the Williams-penned "Drift Away," which hit the Top Five in early 1973 and remains an oldies-radio staple today. The subsequent "Loving Arms," written by Tom Jans, grew into a much-covered repertory item, recorded by singers from the realms of rock, country, and R&B.; Gray's own sound was shifting more toward country as well, and when he moved to Capricorn in 1975, he recorded in Nashville with new songwriting collaborator Troy Seals (he eventually relocated there permanently). Gray's popularity in Europe and Africa was growing steadily, and he managed to talk South African authorities into allowing him to play to integrated audiences during the apartheid era. Gray's tenure in Nashville was marked by a commercial downturn, but his increased activity as a songwriter (mostly in a country vein) resulted in covers by the likes of Don Williams, Charley Pride, George Jones, and John Denver, among others. The disco-flavored "You Can Do It" became his final Top 40 hit in 1978, the same year he recorded the first of two LPs for Infinity. When Infinity went bankrupt, Gray concentrated exclusively on songwriting for a few years, then re-emerged on Capitol in the mid-'80s as a full-fledged country artist. He made the lower reaches of the country charts with singles like "That's One to Grow On" and "From Where I Stand," but found it impossible to break through to a wider country audience, and again faded from view after two albums. In 1997, Gray released Diamond Cuts, a mix of new songs and re-recorded past hits. But "Out On The Floor" remains his most beloved soul anthem.
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3:54Dobie gray- drift away
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0:48Dobie won't let mom go to work
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2:19The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (3/9) An Honest and Decent Man (1959)
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (3/9) An Honest and Decent Man (1959)The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (3/9) An Honest and Decent Man (1959)
SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE VIDEOS: http://youtube.com/shoutfactory Dobie and Maynard discuss Dobie's character. Dobie is an honest and decent man, unless we are talking about his relationship with the ladies. Based on the novels created by Max Shulman, this television classic starred Dwayne Hickman as Dobie, a middle-class 17-year-old whose main goal in life was to find the girl of his dreams, Bob Denver (Gilligan's Island) co-stars as Dobie's beatnik friend Maynard G. Krebs, whose passion was to avoid work at any cost, and Frank Faylen and Florida Friebus as Dobie's parents, who were never too far away to worry about Dobie's future. Throughout its 147 episodes, the series ran the gamut from the hilarious (Dobie and Maynard sharing a tuxedo in order to attend a society party together), to the ridiculous (Maynard drinking a student chemist's formula and turning into a monster) to the touching (Dobie convincing a poor but brilliant student to stay in school). Guest stars include Rose Marie, Bill Bixby, Sally Kellerman, Ronny Howard, Sherry Jackson, Michele Lee, John Banner, Norman Fell, Howard McNear, Charles Lane, and a host of others. A ground-breaking series that has often been said to be far ahead of its time, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis premiered on CBS in the fall of 1959 and was a counter-culture hit through all four years of its network run. BUY THE DVD: http://www.shoutfactory.com/?q=node/217376 SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE VIDEOS: http://youtube.com/shoutfactory CHECK US OUT ON FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/shoutfactoryofficial FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: http://www.twitter.com/shoutfactory -
26:45Dobie Gillis- Caper At The Bijou
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0:52The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (1959) Opening Sequence
The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (1959) Opening SequenceThe Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (1959) Opening Sequence
SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE VIDEOS: http://youtube.com/shoutfactory Opening credits for the classic TV show, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis. Based on the novels created by Max Shulman, this television classic starred Dwayne Hickman as Dobie, a middle-class 17-year-old whose main goal in life was to find the girl of his dreams, Bob Denver (Gilligan's Island) co-stars as Dobie's beatnik friend Maynard G. Krebs, whose passion was to avoid work at any cost, and Frank Faylen and Florida Friebus as Dobie's parents, who were never too far away to worry about Dobie's future. Throughout its 147 episodes, the series ran the gamut from the hilarious (Dobie and Maynard sharing a tuxedo in order to attend a society party together), to the ridiculous (Maynard drinking a student chemist's formula and turning into a monster) to the touching (Dobie convincing a poor but brilliant student to stay in school). Guest stars include Rose Marie, Bill Bixby, Sally Kellerman, Ronny Howard, Sherry Jackson, Michele Lee, John Banner, Norman Fell, Howard McNear, Charles Lane, and a host of others. A ground-breaking series that has often been said to be far ahead of its time, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis premiered on CBS in the fall of 1959 and was a counter-culture hit through all four years of its network run. BUY THE DVD: http://www.shoutfactory.com/?q=node/217376 SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE VIDEOS: http://youtube.com/shoutfactory CHECK US OUT ON FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/shoutfactoryofficial FOLLOW US ON TWITTER: http://www.twitter.com/shoutfactory -
3:46Dobie Gray - Drift Away (Original Official Video)
Dobie Gray - Drift Away (Original Official Video)Dobie Gray - Drift Away (Original Official Video)
(Read my blog post here: Read my blog post here: http://bit.ly/hMObAq) Dobie Gray's version of "Drift Away" is, justifiably, the most famous and, by far, the most brilliant reading of the Mentor Williams-penned (that would be Paul Williams' brother) 70s staple. Originally released on John Henry Kurtz' 1972 REUNION album, the indelible classic always takes me away...to that far away place I used to reside -- within the deepest caverns of my soul. At times the song makes me weep, as I miss the halcyon days of my youth and the kinder world we thrived in. When any ills of the world would be swept away when reaching for your LP of your favorite music was all that was needed to, well, drift away. The song was covered hundreds of times these past 40 years, most famously and recently in a passionless 2003 recording by Uncle Kracker. Credited as Uncle Kracker featuring Dobie Gray, the track meandered along in karaoke sterility until finally Gray's soul chimed in mid-point and he infused it with a thrilling tremble. When the track reached #9 on Billboard's Top 100, Gray broke the record for the biggest gap between top US top 10 appearances (it had been 30 years between both). The Kracker version had a far more major impact on Billboard's Adult Contemporary charts -- it holds the record as the longest #1 on that chart, having reigned for 28 weeks in 2003-04. No doubt thanks to Gray. There was a story told by Kracker that the song was initially written for Elvis, but Presley turned it down once he heard Gray's version of it. Gray was a demo singer in Memphis at the time. Talk about decree. *************************** Dobie Gray (background vocals); Dobie Gray (vocals); Larry Byrum, Larry Byrom (guitar); Nashville Strings Players, Damon Seal (strings); Terri McMillian, Terry McMillan (harmonica, percussion); David Dunston (horns, programming); Jay Patton, Mark Douthit (horns); Gary Smith, Matt Rollings, Matt Rollins (keyboards); Dave Pomeroy , Mike Leech (bass guitar); John Hammond (drums); Bill Hinds (guitar); Ron Oates (strings, keyboards); Eddie Bayers (drums); The Nashville Strings. { - backup vocals} -
6:20J. Frank Dobie High school USBands Dekaney Showcase Marching Contest 2016-2017
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2:18Dobie fight
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3:07Dobie Gray - Out On The Floor
Dobie Gray - Out On The FloorDobie Gray - Out On The Floor
This is probably the single biggest and most acclaimed Northern Soul record of all time, and we filmed this performance for "The Strange World Of Northern Soul" in Nashville, in early 1999. Dobie is otherwise best known for his 1973 smash "Drift Away". He was a versatile vocalist who could handle soul, country, and pop, not to mention musical theater. Gray's origins are somewhat ill-defined; different sources alternately list his birth name as Leonard Victor Ainsworth or Laurence Darrow Brown, and his Texas birthplace as Brookshire or Simonton. His likely birth date is July 26, 1940 (though some sources list 1942 or 1943). Whatever the case, Gray grew up in a family of sharecroppers, and discovered gospel music through his grandfather, a Baptist minister. He also soaked up the R&B; and country music of his surroundings, and in the early '60s he moved to Los Angeles to seek his fortune. Before adopting the name Dobie Gray, he recorded several singles under the names Leonard Ainsworth, Larry Curtis, and Larry Dennis. His seventh single, "Look at Me," became his first chart hit in 1963, but his true breakout was a 1965 recording of "The 'In' Crowd," whose Motown-style bounce distinguished it from jazzman Ramsey Lewis' celebrated version. Gray hit the Top 20 with "The 'In' Crowd" and also had some success with the follow-up, "See You at the Go-Go". "Out On The Floor" was not a hit in the US, and it was only years later that it became a cult classic. This period, spent mostly on the small, poorly distributed Cordak, Charger, and White Whale labels was the most soul-oriented of his career. It would be some time before Gray returned to the charts. In the meantime, he pursued a concurrent acting career, eventually spending two and a half years with the Los Angeles production of Hair. During his Hair years, Gray also sang with the band Pollution, which recorded two albums on Prophecy beginning in 1971. In 1972, Gray resurfaced as a solo artist on MCA, with producer/songwriter Mentor Williams in his camp. Gray promptly scored the biggest hit of his career with the Williams-penned "Drift Away," which hit the Top Five in early 1973 and remains an oldies-radio staple today. The subsequent "Loving Arms," written by Tom Jans, grew into a much-covered repertory item, recorded by singers from the realms of rock, country, and R&B.; Gray's own sound was shifting more toward country as well, and when he moved to Capricorn in 1975, he recorded in Nashville with new songwriting collaborator Troy Seals (he eventually relocated there permanently). Gray's popularity in Europe and Africa was growing steadily, and he managed to talk South African authorities into allowing him to play to integrated audiences during the apartheid era. Gray's tenure in Nashville was marked by a commercial downturn, but his increased activity as a songwriter (mostly in a country vein) resulted in covers by the likes of Don Williams, Charley Pride, George Jones, and John Denver, among others. The disco-flavored "You Can Do It" became his final Top 40 hit in 1978, the same year he recorded the first of two LPs for Infinity. When Infinity went bankrupt, Gray concentrated exclusively on songwriting for a few years, then re-emerged on Capitol in the mid-'80s as a full-fledged country artist. He made the lower reaches of the country charts with singles like "That's One to Grow On" and "From Where I Stand," but found it impossible to break through to a wider country audience, and again faded from view after two albums. In 1997, Gray released Diamond Cuts, a mix of new songs and re-recorded past hits. But "Out On The Floor" remains his most beloved soul anthem. -
1:21Bad Dobie
Bad Dobie
'Dobie' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Wolves (2013)
Actors: Stephen McHattie (actor), Christina Buchli (miscellaneous crew), David Hayter (director), David Hayter (writer), Cynthia Amsden (miscellaneous crew), Jill Carter (miscellaneous crew), Steven Paul (producer), Philip Maurice Hayes (actor), Jennifer Hale (actress), John Pyper-Ferguson (actor), Matthew Currie Holmes (actor), Geoff Ashenhurst (editor), Lucas Till (actor), Donald Colafranceschi (miscellaneous crew), Jason Momoa (actor),
Plot: The coming-of-age story of Cayden Richards. Forced to hit the road after the murder of his parents, Cayden wanders, lost, without purpose... Until he meets a certifiable lunatic named Wild Joe, who sets him on a path to the ominous town of Lupine Ridge, to hunt down the truths of his history. But in the end, who's really hunting whom?
Keywords: apostrophe-in-title, punctuation-in-titleGenres: Action, Horror,
Lake Effects (2012)
Actors: Sean Patrick Flanery (actor), Mary Shellogg (miscellaneous crew), Kera O'Bryon (miscellaneous crew), Casper Van Dien (actor), Jeff Fahey (actor), Richard Moll (actor), Jane Seymour (actress), Ron Canada (actor), Richard Riehle (actor), Brian Wimer (actor), Adam D. Wright (miscellaneous crew), Mary Beth McDonough (actress), Madeline Zima (actress), Kerrie Kordowski (costume designer), Jennifer Massey (actress),
Plot: Sara and Lily grew up at Smith Mountain Lake. Sara became estranged from the family and without explanation moved to Los Angeles to study law. Her sister Lily, an artist, teaches locally and lives with their parents, Ray and Vivian, until Dad dies in an accident. Sara returns to help settle his estate, and all our ladies cross paths with an eclectic group of local oddballs, as they search for a Loch Ness-style monster they believe lurks in the lake's depths. A few real Smith Mountain Lake characters make appearances. The next week at the lake is filled with adventure, tears, and laughter as Vivian and her two daughters finally understand, through the guidance of Dad's spirit, if they still belong on the lake, even though Ray is gone. All paths converge at the Smith Mountain Lake Wine Festival, on course for a heart-warming and hilarious collision.
Keywords: community, death, family-home, family-pet, fly-fishing, friendship, hearts, houseboat, jet-ski, lakeGenres: Comedy, Family, Romance,
Taglines: Look Deeper
Quotes:
Old Vic: Mark Futterman ain't gonna come to Smith Mountain Lake! He goes for big name stuff!::Bob: Yeah, like that episode on the Bigfoot they found in Malasia?::Carl: No, Bob. That's stupid, cause Bigfoot isn't real.::Bob: I know Bigfoot isn't real, Carl.::Old Vic: I think Bigfoot killed Kennedy.Carl: Next order of business. What did we learn from our last stakeout? Larry?::Larry: No Mallomars. Melted all over my backpack!
Vivian: I thought you'd never get here.::Sara: I had to fly into Greensboro, its a two hour drive.::Vivian: I wish you'd come over the summer when I invited you. But I guess you won.::Sara: Won?::Vivian: Whatever cruel game you had going with your father. Now you don't have to see him after all.::Lily: Mom! She didn't mean that...
Sara: I thought you liked being a teacher.::Lily: I love the kids. But watching ten year olds draw robots, and me, and me as a robot, is not quite how I pictured my life.
Sara: I know you wrote those letters!::Ray: Yes I did. Every one of them. When you think you know everything, you might just want to look a little deeper.
Mark Futterman: Know anything about a sea monster lives out in the lake? You ever hear anything about that?::Miranda: Been a rumor 'bout a 600-pound catfish out by the dam.::Mark Futterman: Well, that's a lot of Long John Silver's isn't it?
Old Vic: You married, hon?::Sara: No.::Old Vic: Engaged?::Sara: No.::Old Vic: Boyfriend?::Sara: No, I don't have a boyfriend.::Old Vic: That's great, cause my nephew is 26, he'd be perfect for you!
Vivian: Now I chose this life. I chose family and community and simplicity and nature, over wealth and power and position and fame. Now I respect your choices; and I know folks in your neck of the woods don't respect mine; but I expect you to know better.
Ash Henson: Can you tell me how to get to Scruggs Road?::Old Vic: Be easier to take you there than to tell you. You got a boat?::Ash Henson: Do I look like I have a boat?::Old Vic: No, son. You look like you have an attitude problem.
Sara: Tyler! Thank god! I can't get her started.::Tyler: You got gas?::Sara: I forgot you like 'em gassy.
Deep Water Beach Patrol (2006)
Actors: Bruce Cam (producer), Tim Kincaid (director), Tim Kincaid (writer), Brian Mills (producer), Harold Creg (producer), James Sheridan (editor), Derrick Hanson (actor), Mason Wyler (actor), Ray Dragon (actor), Zak Pierce (actor), Tony Bishop (actor), George Glass (actor), Chad Leigh (actor), Colby Keller (actor), Earl Johanson (composer),
Genres: Adult,In Dreams (1999)
Actors: Neil Jordan (director), Al Cerullo (miscellaneous crew), Stephen Woolley (producer), Neil Jordan (writer), Michael Cavanaugh (actor), Steve Berens (miscellaneous crew), Annette Bening (actress), Aidan Quinn (actor), Eric Bruno Borgman (actor), Margo Martindale (actress), Paul Guilfoyle (actor), Robert Downey Jr. (actor), Stephen Rea (actor), Steven R. Molen (miscellaneous crew), Al Cerullo (miscellaneous crew),
Plot: Claire Cooper dreams strange things from time to time. One night, she dreams about a little girl being taken away by a stranger, right in her neighbourhood. When her own daughter Rebecca is kidnapped and murdered only a little later, Claire is sure about the chilling truth that her and the killer's mind are connected to each other in dreams. But nobody believes her being able to foresee the killer's next steps, as she could with her own daughter. In addition, the nervous breakdown she suffers gets her into a mental facility after a suicide attempt. And here, locked away in a padded cell, she dreams of her husband being murdered...
Keywords: apple, based-on-novel, blood, bound-and-gagged, chain, child-murder, cigarette-smoking, clairvoyant, computer, daydreamGenres: Drama, Fantasy, Thriller,
Taglines: You don't have to sleep to dream
Quotes:
[repeated chant]::Vivian Thompson: My daddy is a dollar / I wrote it on a fence / My daddy is a dollar / not worth a hundred cents.Claire: YOU THINK YOU CAN SCARE ME, YOU SICK FUCK! [crying] Get out of my brain.
Claire: Uh, yeah. I wrote that. But somebody else made me do it. [Starts laughing]
Vivian Thompson: I don't like you anymore! [points gun at Claire]::Claire: No, no. I don't die here. I die in the lake, remember?::Vivian Thompson: Oh yeah. [points the gun at Claire's foot, instead] Maybe you develop a limp.
[first lines]::Claire: [Helping daughter rehearse lines from Snow White while walking through trees by lake] [In sing-song voice] Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's the fairest of us all?::Rebecca Cooper: [Skipping through trees by lake] [In sing-song voice] You're the fairest in this hall but Snow WHITE is THE...::Claire: [laughs] Come on Rebecca, forget it's a play. Just, say it like you're saying it to me.::Rebecca Cooper: [sing-song voice] Snow White's the fairest of them all.::Claire: And again. [Looks at daughter] Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who's the fairest of us all?::Rebecca Cooper: [At end of trees, stops and looks at mom] You're the fairest in [interrupted by mom]::Claire: [Interrupts daughter. Touches index finger to daughter's forehead in a pointing gesture] Wrong! [Smiles and grabs daughter's chin affectionately with index finger and thumb while daughter looks at her and smiles] You are.
[last lines]::[In his room in insane asylum. Hear horrified screaming by Vivian as he watches the walls become covered with the words Sweet Dreams written in blood. Then the blood pours down the walls]::Vivian Thompson: [Screaming at the window of the locked door to his room. He bangs his head and fist on the door window] Help!
Title Card: [first title card] In 1965 the town of Northfield was evacuated to create the Northfield Reservoir.::Title Card: [second title card] Two billion gallons of water flooded the empty street, obliterating all memory of the lives once lived there, leaving a drowned ghost town.
Claire: Where's Ruby Vivian?::Vivian Thompson: Ruby is, Ruby is, I'm not tellin' 'til you give me the gun.
Vivian Thompson: Ruby where the fuck are you?
Vivian Thompson: As perfect as things can be in this valley of tears.
The New Maverick (1978)
Actors: John Rubinstein (composer), Jack Kelly (actor), Macon McCalman (actor), Woodrow Parfrey (actor), Eugene Roche (actor), Jack N. Young (miscellaneous crew), Susan Sullivan (actress), B.J. Ward (actress), Hy Averback (director), James Garner (actor), Graham Jarvis (actor), Jack Garner (actor), Charles Frank (actor), George R. Rohrs (editor), George Loros (actor),
Plot: Gambling brothers Bret ('James Garner (I)' (qv)) and Bart Maverick ('Jack Kelly (I)' (qv)) are, as usual, hot on the trail of a fast buck when they find themselves partnered with the eager-but-inexperienced Ben Maverick ('Charles Frank (I)' (qv), son of their British-born cousin, Beau Maverick.
Keywords: gatling-gun, red-dress, sequelGenres: Western,
Quotes:
[Brett Maverick looks at tombstone which reads "Bart Maveric/Shot Dead/1880"]::Brett Maverick: There's a "k". Maverick is spelled "ck". Couldn't you put something else there?::Gravedigger: I put what I known. His name, he's dead, it's 1880.::Brett Maverick: I can give you the year of his birth.::Gravedigger: He's past counting birthdays.Nickelodeon (1976)
Actors: Joseph G. Medalis (actor), Ryan O'Neal (actor), Harry Carey Jr. (actor), Frank Marshall (actor), George Gaynes (actor), James Best (actor), Brion James (actor), Ted Gehring (actor), Morgan Farley (actor), Brian Keith (actor), Billy Beck (actor), Don Calfa (actor), Hamilton Camp (actor), John Ritter (actor), Burt Reynolds (actor),
Plot: This homage to the childhood days of the motion pictures starts in 1910, when the young attorney Leo Harrigan by chance meets a motion picture producer. Immediately he's invited to become a writer for him - the start of a sensational career. Soon he's promoted to a director and shoots one silent movie after the other in the tiny desert village Cacamonga with a small crew of actors. But the competition is hard: the patent agency sends out Buck Greenway to sabotage them. When they visit L.A., his crew is surprised by a new species: fans!
Keywords: celebrity, christmas, fake-priest, filmmaking, hollywood, hot-air-balloon, hotel, movie-business, movie-director, movie-productionGenres: Comedy,
Taglines: Dreams. 5 cents. Love. Action. Comedy. Suspense. Excitement. Before Rhett kissed Scarlett. Before Laurel met Hardy. Before Butch Cassidy met the Sundance Kid. Before any movie ever made you laugh or cry or fall in love. There was a handful of adventurers who made flickering pictures you could see for a nickel.
Quotes:
Franklin Frank: Any jerk can direct.H.H. Cobb: I like the way you announce it.
Alice Forsyte: [at a movie premiere] I hear they're gonna change the title to "The Birth of a Nation".
Buck Greenway: First time I saw her, I thought my teeth were gonna sweat.
Leo Harrigan: Frank, to be quite frank, I don't know how to do it.::Franklin Frank: Do what?::Leo Harrigan: Direct.::Franklin Frank: You don't?::Leo Harrigan: No.::Franklin Frank: Gee.::Leo Harrigan: Don't just say "gee", I'm a nervous wreck.
Franklin Frank: It's real simple, you'll have no problem.::Leo Harrigan: I won't?::Franklin Frank: Hell, no, any jerk can direct. Now you see over there? Marty & Kingsley putting on their makeup? Those are the actors.::Leo Harrigan: Thank you very much.::Franklin Frank: Okay, now you see over there? That box on the sticks? John's putting a blanket on it. That's the camera. Now the first thing you do is tell me where to put it.::Leo Harrigan: I'm about to.::Franklin Frank: No - I'm the cameraman.
Franklin Frank: Okay, then you tell the actors what you want them to do in front of the camera, you tell me to crank it, and when you've had enough you just tell me to cut.::Leo Harrigan: Cut?::Franklin Frank: Then you do the same thing all over again with the next scene, and well, that's it.::Leo Harrigan: That's it?::Franklin Frank: That's it.::Leo Harrigan: That's all D.W. Griffith does?::Franklin Frank: Sure, more or less. They tell me Griffith doesn't say "cut", he says "cease".::Leo Harrigan: Griffith says "cease". Well, I can do that.::Franklin Frank: Then you can direct. Let's go.
H.H. Cobb: We'll have to leave now. This room is on fire.
The Bus Is Coming (1971)
Actors: Jack Wrangler (actor), DeForest Covan (miscellaneous crew), Robert Brubaker (actor), Donald R. Rode (editor), Morgan Jones (actor), Stephanie Faulkner (actress), Horace Jackson (producer), Horace Jackson (writer), Tom McIntosh (composer), Dick Ryal (actor), Lonnie Bradford (actor), Thurston Frazier (producer), Mike B. Sims (actor), Wendell Franklin (director), Eddie Kendrix (actor),
Genres: Drama,Taglines: The MAN Can't Stop It! Don't Miss It!
The Dangerous Days of Kiowa Jones (1966)
Actors: John McSweeney Jr. (editor), Lonny Chapman (actor), Royal Dano (actor), Zalman King (actor), Gary Merrill (actor), Sal Mineo (actor), Nehemiah Persoff (actor), Harry Dean Stanton (actor), Diane Baker (actress), Frank Fenton (writer), Val Avery (actor), Robert Horton (actor), Hank Moonjean (producer), Robert H. Harris (actor), Robert E. Thompson (writer),
Plot: A dying marshal deputizes a drifter to deliver the two killers in his custody to prison. However, the new deputy must elude a pair of bounty hunters who want to deliver the prisoners themselves to collect the reward and would think nothing of killing the deputy to get them.
Keywords: based-on-novel, bounty-hunter, deputy-sheriff, prisonerGenres: Western,
4 for Texas (1963)
Actors: Paul Langton (actor), Yaphet Kotto (actor), Richard Jaeckel (actor), Jack Lambert (actor), Marcel De la Brosse (actor), Percy Helton (actor), Moe Howard (actor), Charles Bronson (actor), George DeNormand (actor), Chuck Hicks (actor), Jack Elam (actor), Fritz Feld (actor), Larry Fine (actor), Joe Gray (actor), Dean Martin (actor),
Plot: Sharpshooters Zack Thomas and Joe Jarrett are in a Texan stage-coach and manage to fight off Matson's robber gang, so afterward they can fight over the $100,000 cash carried by a railroad official. Both make it to Galveston, where each, including vexed Matson, meets up with respective accomplices in various dirty schemes. The money keeps changing hands and the scene shifts to a river boat, which should multiply the winnings as a casino, but the crooks and bullets follow.
Keywords: banker, casino, cowboy, double-wedding, duel, ends-with-wedding, fight, fistfight, french-maid, frenchwomanGenres: Comedy, Western,
Taglines: The far out story of the far west. They're Busting Up The West Like It's Never Been Busted Up Before! It's a daisy!
Quotes:
Elya Carlson: In my country we have a saying: "a secret whispered in a coffee house is as confidential as a headline in a newspaper".Joe Jarrett: Well, you made a mistake: you should have shot off his gun hand.::Matson: It wouldn't make any difference. Go ahead, shoot it off and I'll still get you. You shoot out my eyes, and I'll still find you! If you put a bullet in my heart then I'll make a deal with the devil! I'd trade him for just enough time to come back from hell and kill you! You hear me? I'm gonna kill you!
Joe Jarrett: [to Zack, about Matson] You know, if you ever need a friend... I wouldn't count on that character.
Zack Thomas: How 'bout we get down to business?::Joe Jarrett: Well I drink much better standing up than sittin'.
Zack Thomas: Tell me something Mr. Jarrett, how many states would you say you're wanted in?::Joe Jarrett: How many states are there Mr. Thomas?
Joe Jarrett: Oh, I give you a hundred thousand dollars and you'll give me pardon, right? You know in most states I can buy a pardon for five thousand dollars and they'll throw in a governor.::Zack Thomas: Of course you must be thinking of Rhode Island. This here is Texas.
Joe Jarrett: ...And then there are the kids...::Zack Thomas: Kids?::Joe Jarrett: ...All twenty five of them.::Zack Thomas: Twenty five? You must have the fastest horse in Texas. You'd better have a little more of this to keep your strength up.
Maxine Richter: I like men who worry about me.::Joe Jarrett: You don't have to worry about me. I'm a great worrier. Sometimes I worry for months on end.
Maxine Richter: [Talking about a nude portraid of herself] This was the only thing my husband left me. He was a... connoisseur of art.::Joe Jarrett: It's a shame he didn't leave you any clothes to go with it.
Zack Thomas: Well if I have to die, I prefer being killed by the hand of a beautiful woman.::Elya Carlson: If you're not careful, my darling, you might just have your wish.
Comanche Station (1960)
Actors: Claude Akins (actor), Rand Brooks (actor), Randolph Scott (actor), Budd Boetticher (producer), Harry Joe Brown (producer), Randolph Scott (producer), Burt Kennedy (writer), Mischa Bakaleinikoff (composer), Budd Boetticher (director), Edwin H. Bryant (editor), Skip Homeier (actor), Nancy Gates (actress), Richard Rust (actor), Vince St. Cyr (actor), Joe Molina (actor),
Plot: Loner Cody trades with the Comanches to get a white girl released. He is joined on his way back to the girl's husband by an outlaw and his sidekicks. It turns out there is a large reward for the return of the girl, and with the Indians on the warpath and the outlaw being an old enemy of Cody's, things are set for several showdowns.
Keywords: american-indian, american-southwest, army-veteran, arrow-in-neck, arrow-in-the-back, battle, betrayal, blind-man, bounty, comanche-tribeGenres: Drama, Western,
Taglines: SHE WAS WORTH $5000 ALIVE...OR DEAD! (original print ad - all caps) The One-Man War Against The Comancheros!
Quotes:
Ben Lane: Frank, take a ride up river. See if they crossed ahead of us. If they cut our track, it's gonna put us between a rock and a hard place.Frank: You want to go to work, do you?::Dobie: Work?::Frank: Making an honest living?::Dobie: Oh, no, I don't think I could do that. I could cowboy some.::Frank: Well, what will that get you? You work yourself to death for somebody and likely they will have to take up a collection to bury you.
Nancy Lowe: If-if you had a woman taken by the Comanche and-and you got her back... how would you feel knowing... [implying the sexual component of her capture]::Jefferson Cody: If I loved her, it wouldn't matter.::Nancy Lowe: Wouldn't it?::Jefferson Cody: No ma'am. It wouldn't matter at all.
Dobie: Me and Frank were riding together up Val Verde way. Frank was alone, same as me. And we heard about this fella who was looking for some young guns. We've been with him ever since.::Jefferson Cody: You'll end up on a rope, Dobie. You know that.::Dobie: Yes, sir.::Jefferson Cody: You could break with him.::Dobie: I've thought about that. I've thought about that a lot. Frank says, "A man gets used to a thing."::Jefferson Cody: Dobie, when we get to Lawrenceburg, you can ride with me for a ways. A man gets tired being all the time alone.
Ben Lane: Oh, I admit I've never had much luck when it comes to women. Oh, I've run with a few, but nothing you could call serious. Except maybe that little gal down in Sonora. She said right out that she wanted to marry me. She told everybody... everybody but her husband. Oh, he came within [Making a finger gesture] that of doing me with a scatter gun. That taught me a lesson though - always check the brand to make sure you aren't driving another man's stock.
Ben Lane: A lot of money has a way of making a man all greed inside.::Jefferson Cody: Such as?::Ben Lane: It can get him to thinking of doing things he might not otherwise do. You know, it's a long way to Lawrenceburg. It wouldn't surprise me if somebody didn't try to take that woman away from you.::Jefferson Cody: Like you, for instance?::Ben Lane: Like me, in particular.
Dobie: A man does one thing, one thing in his life he could look back on... go proud. That's enough. Anyway, that's what my pa used to say.::Frank: He talked all the time, didn't he.::Dobie: Yeah. He was a good man. Sure is a shame.::Frank: Shame?::Dobie: Yeah, my pa. He never did amount to anything.
Dobie: A saddle and a shirt, that's all Frank had. It sure ain't much.::Jefferson Cody: Sure ain't.::Dobie: It wasn't his fault, though.::Jefferson Cody: No?::Dobie: No, he never knew anything but the wild side.::Jefferson Cody: A man can cross over anytime he has the mind.::Dobie: It ain't that easy. It ain't that easy at all.
Jefferson Cody: It's amazin' what an Indian will give up for a Winchester rifle and a bit of red calico! Mrs. Lowe, she's sure a handsome woman! See, I like that a man gets to thinkin' about takin' a wife and settlin' down.::Jefferson Cody: [With incredulity] You?
Jefferson Cody: [Seeing Frank has been murdered] We're gettin' out of here.::Nancy Lowe: You're not going to leave him like that?::Jefferson Cody: Yes, ma'am!::Dobie: That ain't right, Mr. Cody.::Dobie: Not talkin' about right. Talkin' about stayin' alive. I'll turn those stage horses loose. They can take care of themselves from now on.::Nancy Lowe: Mr. Cody, you can't leave here until you give that man a proper grave.::Jefferson Cody: You want to end up again belongin' to a Comanche buck?
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Dobie gray- drift away
dobie gray drift away I take no credit in this music or pictures all items used in this video are not mine nethier do i claim them
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The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (3/9) An Honest and Decent Man (1959)
SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE VIDEOS: http://youtube.com/shoutfactory Dobie and Maynard discuss Dobie's character. Dobie is an honest and decent man, unless we are talking about his relationship with the ladies. Based on the novels created by Max Shulman, this television classic starred Dwayne Hickman as Dobie, a middle-class 17-year-old whose main goal in life was to find the girl of his dreams, Bob Denver (Gilligan's Island) co-stars as Dobie's beatnik friend Maynard G. Krebs, whose passion was to avoid work at any cost, and Frank Faylen and Florida Friebus as Dobie's parents, who were never too far away to worry about Dobie's future. Throughout its 147 episodes, the series ran the gamut from the hilarious (Dobie and Maynard sharing a tuxedo in order to attend a society party together), to the ...
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SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE VIDEOS: http://youtube.com/shoutfactory Opening credits for the classic TV show, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis. Based on the novels created by Max Shulman, this television classic starred Dwayne Hickman as Dobie, a middle-class 17-year-old whose main goal in life was to find the girl of his dreams, Bob Denver (Gilligan's Island) co-stars as Dobie's beatnik friend Maynard G. Krebs, whose passion was to avoid work at any cost, and Frank Faylen and Florida Friebus as Dobie's parents, who were never too far away to worry about Dobie's future. Throughout its 147 episodes, the series ran the gamut from the hilarious (Dobie and Maynard sharing a tuxedo in order to attend a society party together), to the ridiculous (Maynard drinking a student chemist's formula and turning i...
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Dobie Gray - Drift Away (Original Official Video)
(Read my blog post here: Read my blog post here: http://bit.ly/hMObAq) Dobie Gray's version of "Drift Away" is, justifiably, the most famous and, by far, the most brilliant reading of the Mentor Williams-penned (that would be Paul Williams' brother) 70s staple. Originally released on John Henry Kurtz' 1972 REUNION album, the indelible classic always takes me away...to that far away place I used to reside -- within the deepest caverns of my soul. At times the song makes me weep, as I miss the halcyon days of my youth and the kinder world we thrived in. When any ills of the world would be swept away when reaching for your LP of your favorite music was all that was needed to, well, drift away. The song was covered hundreds of times these past 40 years, most famously and recently in a p...
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Dobie Gray - Out On The Floor
This is probably the single biggest and most acclaimed Northern Soul record of all time, and we filmed this performance for "The Strange World Of Northern Soul" in Nashville, in early 1999. Dobie is otherwise best known for his 1973 smash "Drift Away". He was a versatile vocalist who could handle soul, country, and pop, not to mention musical theater. Gray's origins are somewhat ill-defined; different sources alternately list his birth name as Leonard Victor Ainsworth or Laurence Darrow Brown, and his Texas birthplace as Brookshire or Simonton. His likely birth date is July 26, 1940 (though some sources list 1942 or 1943). Whatever the case, Gray grew up in a family of sharecroppers, and discovered gospel music through his grandfather, a Baptist minister. He also soaked up the R&B; and coun...
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Dobie gray- drift away
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drift away
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dobie gray
drift away
I take no credit in this music or pictures
all items used in this video are not mine nethier do i claim them
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Dobie won't let mom go to work
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The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (3/9) An Honest and Decent Man (1959)
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Dobie and Maynard discuss Dobie's character. Dobie is an honest and decent man, unless we are talking about his relationship with the ladies.
Based on the novels created by Max Shulman, this television classic starred Dwayne Hickman as Dobie, a middle-class 17-year-old whose main goal in life was to find the girl of his dreams, Bob Denver (Gilligan's Island) co-stars as Dobie's beatnik friend Maynard G. Krebs, whose passion was to avoid work at any cost, and Frank Faylen and Florida Friebus as Dobie's parents, who were never too far away to worry about Dobie's future.
Throughout its 147 episodes, the series ran the gamut from the hilarious (Dobie and Maynard sharing a tuxedo in order to attend a society party together), to the ridiculous (Maynard drinking a student chemist's formula and turning into a monster) to the touching (Dobie convincing a poor but brilliant student to stay in school).
Guest stars include Rose Marie, Bill Bixby, Sally Kellerman, Ronny Howard, Sherry Jackson, Michele Lee, John Banner, Norman Fell, Howard McNear, Charles Lane, and a host of others.
A ground-breaking series that has often been said to be far ahead of its time, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis premiered on CBS in the fall of 1959 and was a counter-culture hit through all four years of its network run.
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Dobie and Maynard discuss Dobie's character. Dobie is an honest and decent man, unless we are talking about his relationship with the ladies.
Based on the novels created by Max Shulman, this television classic starred Dwayne Hickman as Dobie, a middle-class 17-year-old whose main goal in life was to find the girl of his dreams, Bob Denver (Gilligan's Island) co-stars as Dobie's beatnik friend Maynard G. Krebs, whose passion was to avoid work at any cost, and Frank Faylen and Florida Friebus as Dobie's parents, who were never too far away to worry about Dobie's future.
Throughout its 147 episodes, the series ran the gamut from the hilarious (Dobie and Maynard sharing a tuxedo in order to attend a society party together), to the ridiculous (Maynard drinking a student chemist's formula and turning into a monster) to the touching (Dobie convincing a poor but brilliant student to stay in school).
Guest stars include Rose Marie, Bill Bixby, Sally Kellerman, Ronny Howard, Sherry Jackson, Michele Lee, John Banner, Norman Fell, Howard McNear, Charles Lane, and a host of others.
A ground-breaking series that has often been said to be far ahead of its time, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis premiered on CBS in the fall of 1959 and was a counter-culture hit through all four years of its network run.
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Dobie Gillis- Caper At The Bijou
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Dobie Gillis- Caper At The Bijou is another Classic TV from the Collections at http://oldtimeradiodvd.com
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The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (1959) Opening Sequence
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Opening credits for the classic TV show, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis.
Based on the novels create...
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Opening credits for the classic TV show, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis.
Based on the novels created by Max Shulman, this television classic starred Dwayne Hickman as Dobie, a middle-class 17-year-old whose main goal in life was to find the girl of his dreams, Bob Denver (Gilligan's Island) co-stars as Dobie's beatnik friend Maynard G. Krebs, whose passion was to avoid work at any cost, and Frank Faylen and Florida Friebus as Dobie's parents, who were never too far away to worry about Dobie's future.
Throughout its 147 episodes, the series ran the gamut from the hilarious (Dobie and Maynard sharing a tuxedo in order to attend a society party together), to the ridiculous (Maynard drinking a student chemist's formula and turning into a monster) to the touching (Dobie convincing a poor but brilliant student to stay in school).
Guest stars include Rose Marie, Bill Bixby, Sally Kellerman, Ronny Howard, Sherry Jackson, Michele Lee, John Banner, Norman Fell, Howard McNear, Charles Lane, and a host of others.
A ground-breaking series that has often been said to be far ahead of its time, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis premiered on CBS in the fall of 1959 and was a counter-culture hit through all four years of its network run.
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Opening credits for the classic TV show, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis.
Based on the novels created by Max Shulman, this television classic starred Dwayne Hickman as Dobie, a middle-class 17-year-old whose main goal in life was to find the girl of his dreams, Bob Denver (Gilligan's Island) co-stars as Dobie's beatnik friend Maynard G. Krebs, whose passion was to avoid work at any cost, and Frank Faylen and Florida Friebus as Dobie's parents, who were never too far away to worry about Dobie's future.
Throughout its 147 episodes, the series ran the gamut from the hilarious (Dobie and Maynard sharing a tuxedo in order to attend a society party together), to the ridiculous (Maynard drinking a student chemist's formula and turning into a monster) to the touching (Dobie convincing a poor but brilliant student to stay in school).
Guest stars include Rose Marie, Bill Bixby, Sally Kellerman, Ronny Howard, Sherry Jackson, Michele Lee, John Banner, Norman Fell, Howard McNear, Charles Lane, and a host of others.
A ground-breaking series that has often been said to be far ahead of its time, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis premiered on CBS in the fall of 1959 and was a counter-culture hit through all four years of its network run.
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Dobie Gray - Drift Away (Original Official Video)
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Dobie Gray's version of "Drift Away" is, justifiably, the most famous and, by far, th...
(Read my blog post here: Read my blog post here: http://bit.ly/hMObAq)
Dobie Gray's version of "Drift Away" is, justifiably, the most famous and, by far, the most brilliant reading of the Mentor Williams-penned (that would be Paul Williams' brother) 70s staple. Originally released on John Henry Kurtz' 1972 REUNION album, the indelible classic always takes me away...to that far away place I used to reside -- within the deepest caverns of my soul. At times the song makes me weep, as I miss the halcyon days of my youth and the kinder world we thrived in. When any ills of the world would be swept away when reaching for your LP of your favorite music was all that was needed to, well, drift away.
The song was covered hundreds of times these past 40 years, most famously and recently in a passionless 2003 recording by Uncle Kracker. Credited as Uncle Kracker featuring Dobie Gray, the track meandered along in karaoke sterility until finally Gray's soul chimed in mid-point and he infused it with a thrilling tremble. When the track reached #9 on Billboard's Top 100, Gray broke the record for the biggest gap between top US top 10 appearances (it had been 30 years between both). The Kracker version had a far more major impact on Billboard's Adult Contemporary charts -- it holds the record as the longest #1 on that chart, having reigned for 28 weeks in 2003-04. No doubt thanks to Gray.
There was a story told by Kracker that the song was initially written for Elvis, but Presley turned it down once he heard Gray's version of it. Gray was a demo singer in Memphis at the time. Talk about decree.
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Dobie Gray (background vocals); Dobie Gray (vocals); Larry Byrum, Larry Byrom (guitar); Nashville Strings Players, Damon Seal (strings); Terri McMillian, Terry McMillan (harmonica, percussion); David Dunston (horns, programming); Jay Patton, Mark Douthit (horns); Gary Smith, Matt Rollings, Matt Rollins (keyboards); Dave Pomeroy , Mike Leech (bass guitar); John Hammond (drums); Bill Hinds (guitar); Ron Oates (strings, keyboards); Eddie Bayers (drums); The Nashville Strings. { - backup vocals}
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(Read my blog post here: Read my blog post here: http://bit.ly/hMObAq)
Dobie Gray's version of "Drift Away" is, justifiably, the most famous and, by far, the most brilliant reading of the Mentor Williams-penned (that would be Paul Williams' brother) 70s staple. Originally released on John Henry Kurtz' 1972 REUNION album, the indelible classic always takes me away...to that far away place I used to reside -- within the deepest caverns of my soul. At times the song makes me weep, as I miss the halcyon days of my youth and the kinder world we thrived in. When any ills of the world would be swept away when reaching for your LP of your favorite music was all that was needed to, well, drift away.
The song was covered hundreds of times these past 40 years, most famously and recently in a passionless 2003 recording by Uncle Kracker. Credited as Uncle Kracker featuring Dobie Gray, the track meandered along in karaoke sterility until finally Gray's soul chimed in mid-point and he infused it with a thrilling tremble. When the track reached #9 on Billboard's Top 100, Gray broke the record for the biggest gap between top US top 10 appearances (it had been 30 years between both). The Kracker version had a far more major impact on Billboard's Adult Contemporary charts -- it holds the record as the longest #1 on that chart, having reigned for 28 weeks in 2003-04. No doubt thanks to Gray.
There was a story told by Kracker that the song was initially written for Elvis, but Presley turned it down once he heard Gray's version of it. Gray was a demo singer in Memphis at the time. Talk about decree.
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Dobie Gray (background vocals); Dobie Gray (vocals); Larry Byrum, Larry Byrom (guitar); Nashville Strings Players, Damon Seal (strings); Terri McMillian, Terry McMillan (harmonica, percussion); David Dunston (horns, programming); Jay Patton, Mark Douthit (horns); Gary Smith, Matt Rollings, Matt Rollins (keyboards); Dave Pomeroy , Mike Leech (bass guitar); John Hammond (drums); Bill Hinds (guitar); Ron Oates (strings, keyboards); Eddie Bayers (drums); The Nashville Strings. { - backup vocals}
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This is probably the single biggest and most acclaimed Northern Soul record of all time, and we filmed this performance for "The Strange World Of Northern Soul"...
This is probably the single biggest and most acclaimed Northern Soul record of all time, and we filmed this performance for "The Strange World Of Northern Soul" in Nashville, in early 1999. Dobie is otherwise best known for his 1973 smash "Drift Away". He was a versatile vocalist who could handle soul, country, and pop, not to mention musical theater. Gray's origins are somewhat ill-defined; different sources alternately list his birth name as Leonard Victor Ainsworth or Laurence Darrow Brown, and his Texas birthplace as Brookshire or Simonton. His likely birth date is July 26, 1940 (though some sources list 1942 or 1943). Whatever the case, Gray grew up in a family of sharecroppers, and discovered gospel music through his grandfather, a Baptist minister. He also soaked up the R&B; and country music of his surroundings, and in the early '60s he moved to Los Angeles to seek his fortune. Before adopting the name Dobie Gray, he recorded several singles under the names Leonard Ainsworth, Larry Curtis, and Larry Dennis. His seventh single, "Look at Me," became his first chart hit in 1963, but his true breakout was a 1965 recording of "The 'In' Crowd," whose Motown-style bounce distinguished it from jazzman Ramsey Lewis' celebrated version. Gray hit the Top 20 with "The 'In' Crowd" and also had some success with the follow-up, "See You at the Go-Go". "Out On The Floor" was not a hit in the US, and it was only years later that it became a cult classic. This period, spent mostly on the small, poorly distributed Cordak, Charger, and White Whale labels was the most soul-oriented of his career. It would be some time before Gray returned to the charts. In the meantime, he pursued a concurrent acting career, eventually spending two and a half years with the Los Angeles production of Hair. During his Hair years, Gray also sang with the band Pollution, which recorded two albums on Prophecy beginning in 1971. In 1972, Gray resurfaced as a solo artist on MCA, with producer/songwriter Mentor Williams in his camp. Gray promptly scored the biggest hit of his career with the Williams-penned "Drift Away," which hit the Top Five in early 1973 and remains an oldies-radio staple today. The subsequent "Loving Arms," written by Tom Jans, grew into a much-covered repertory item, recorded by singers from the realms of rock, country, and R&B.; Gray's own sound was shifting more toward country as well, and when he moved to Capricorn in 1975, he recorded in Nashville with new songwriting collaborator Troy Seals (he eventually relocated there permanently). Gray's popularity in Europe and Africa was growing steadily, and he managed to talk South African authorities into allowing him to play to integrated audiences during the apartheid era. Gray's tenure in Nashville was marked by a commercial downturn, but his increased activity as a songwriter (mostly in a country vein) resulted in covers by the likes of Don Williams, Charley Pride, George Jones, and John Denver, among others. The disco-flavored "You Can Do It" became his final Top 40 hit in 1978, the same year he recorded the first of two LPs for Infinity. When Infinity went bankrupt, Gray concentrated exclusively on songwriting for a few years, then re-emerged on Capitol in the mid-'80s as a full-fledged country artist. He made the lower reaches of the country charts with singles like "That's One to Grow On" and "From Where I Stand," but found it impossible to break through to a wider country audience, and again faded from view after two albums. In 1997, Gray released Diamond Cuts, a mix of new songs and re-recorded past hits. But "Out On The Floor" remains his most beloved soul anthem.
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This is probably the single biggest and most acclaimed Northern Soul record of all time, and we filmed this performance for "The Strange World Of Northern Soul" in Nashville, in early 1999. Dobie is otherwise best known for his 1973 smash "Drift Away". He was a versatile vocalist who could handle soul, country, and pop, not to mention musical theater. Gray's origins are somewhat ill-defined; different sources alternately list his birth name as Leonard Victor Ainsworth or Laurence Darrow Brown, and his Texas birthplace as Brookshire or Simonton. His likely birth date is July 26, 1940 (though some sources list 1942 or 1943). Whatever the case, Gray grew up in a family of sharecroppers, and discovered gospel music through his grandfather, a Baptist minister. He also soaked up the R&B; and country music of his surroundings, and in the early '60s he moved to Los Angeles to seek his fortune. Before adopting the name Dobie Gray, he recorded several singles under the names Leonard Ainsworth, Larry Curtis, and Larry Dennis. His seventh single, "Look at Me," became his first chart hit in 1963, but his true breakout was a 1965 recording of "The 'In' Crowd," whose Motown-style bounce distinguished it from jazzman Ramsey Lewis' celebrated version. Gray hit the Top 20 with "The 'In' Crowd" and also had some success with the follow-up, "See You at the Go-Go". "Out On The Floor" was not a hit in the US, and it was only years later that it became a cult classic. This period, spent mostly on the small, poorly distributed Cordak, Charger, and White Whale labels was the most soul-oriented of his career. It would be some time before Gray returned to the charts. In the meantime, he pursued a concurrent acting career, eventually spending two and a half years with the Los Angeles production of Hair. During his Hair years, Gray also sang with the band Pollution, which recorded two albums on Prophecy beginning in 1971. In 1972, Gray resurfaced as a solo artist on MCA, with producer/songwriter Mentor Williams in his camp. Gray promptly scored the biggest hit of his career with the Williams-penned "Drift Away," which hit the Top Five in early 1973 and remains an oldies-radio staple today. The subsequent "Loving Arms," written by Tom Jans, grew into a much-covered repertory item, recorded by singers from the realms of rock, country, and R&B.; Gray's own sound was shifting more toward country as well, and when he moved to Capricorn in 1975, he recorded in Nashville with new songwriting collaborator Troy Seals (he eventually relocated there permanently). Gray's popularity in Europe and Africa was growing steadily, and he managed to talk South African authorities into allowing him to play to integrated audiences during the apartheid era. Gray's tenure in Nashville was marked by a commercial downturn, but his increased activity as a songwriter (mostly in a country vein) resulted in covers by the likes of Don Williams, Charley Pride, George Jones, and John Denver, among others. The disco-flavored "You Can Do It" became his final Top 40 hit in 1978, the same year he recorded the first of two LPs for Infinity. When Infinity went bankrupt, Gray concentrated exclusively on songwriting for a few years, then re-emerged on Capitol in the mid-'80s as a full-fledged country artist. He made the lower reaches of the country charts with singles like "That's One to Grow On" and "From Where I Stand," but found it impossible to break through to a wider country audience, and again faded from view after two albums. In 1997, Gray released Diamond Cuts, a mix of new songs and re-recorded past hits. But "Out On The Floor" remains his most beloved soul anthem.
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San Francisco
Tomorrow I will go to San Francisco
I bought the flight by accident last night
Later I´ll be dancing down in Rio
And Australia is on the other side
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I´m sick of this security I have with every step I ever
make
It´s like hell
Even if your words would fly like butterflies
I would not be afraid
´cause there´s nothing left to say
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Your commentary is not necessary
I made up my mind today
And noone can say
That it´s too far away
Coz I made up my mind today
and I´m sure
Many years have passed, they stole my longing
A trip around the world has been my dream
Behind the wall of silent hope, still waiting
That a princess in a golden cage is freed
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I will taste the air on every continent
and maybe find a place to stay
I´ll think about your words when I see butterflies
and drink the best champagne
to your health
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