Chubby Checker Videos

Grover sings Monster in the Mirror with celebrities.

1] Brian Kelly - "Smiling South" 2] The Polymorphines - "Try This On" 3] Emily Richards (photo left) - "To Love You" 4] Promo - Karmyn Tyler Vocal Lessons Offer 5] Carl Wayne Meekins - "Richest Man Alive" - 6] Sweedish * - "Face Down" 7] Police On The Scene (Episode 152 – E-mail about Police Physical Fitness) 8] Nathan Lee - "Open Road" - 9] Rob Blackledge - "One Step Away" (played by permission) - - 10] On This Day In Blues History 11] Freeky Cleen - "School Boy's Boogie" (free download) - *Presented as part of the Michael Moss Music Diddy, episode #18) Download the New 30 Sec. Ed's Mixed Bag Show Promo Karmyn Tyler Store Page Karmyn Tyler Vocal Studio For More Information About eMusic from Ed's Mixed Bag Click Here

It's Gordon Waller here on Rewind.

The singer demonstrates some of his classic dance moves.

It's Michael Jackson here on Rewind.

Once in a rare moon I get together with some good friends for what we refer to as Man Night . Translation: a night without girlfriends or wives. It also means a chance to play DJ two turn tables and a mixing board. Showtime. Picking out the records is always fun yet stressful. That s because every song counts. And keeping within the spirit of competitive male bonding someone always wins. Throughout the week, I m making out my set list with the hope that I will impress all my buddies with a rare Pretty Things LP or some out-of-print Badfinger album I picked up for $3 at a flea market in Maine. Phrases like: Hey man, who is this? or Can I see the liner notes? earn big points. Excessive talking during your set about other bands people are currently listening to is a bad sign. It was on one of those nights a few years back that I came in contact with Chubby Checker s psychedelic album, New Revelation. I don t recall the name Chubby Checker ever conjuring thoughts of greatness, just The Twist . Before he slapped the album on the record player a fellow competitor declared: This album isn t what you think. After this, you will never again think of Chubby Checker as the dancing clod from American Bandstand. Initially, I was skeptical, and exclaimed, I don t know, dude. Chubby Checker is definitely not cool. Then he hit play and the song Goodbye Victoria erupted. That s when I apologized. I should have never doubted you, I said. The first track was a stirring groove that slapped me in the face with cool water, and then Chubby:  We ll be in heaven. In the light of day, I don t fully understand why this song is so good. There are organ solos that merge into piano interludes. Chubby s voice is deep and powerful. Everything fits together in a room where nothing makes sense. During the chorus, Chubby talks a little more about Victoria. He says, Goodbye Victoria. Everyone is going to the moon. That s deep. Either way, I like it. I don t necessarily get it but I sure as shit dig it. So here s to Chubby. And here s to Man Night . And here s to you.

It's Larry Glick here on Rewind.

It's Chubby Checker here on Rewind.

Students at Skano Elementary in Clifton Park had a special guest Thursday, Dec. 19, 2007 during their daily morning program. Read more here.Video filmed Dec. 19, 2007. Uploaded to blip.tv Sept. 12, 2008.

Echo Park March 5, 2008 Los Angeles, Ca. Light Brigade Country Cavalcade with The Lonesome Cowboy comes to Radio Free Amsterdam from Los Angeles with an hour of classic and modern country western record hits and obscurities presented with knowledge, wit and old-school radio charm by Chad Brown, a West Coast writer, musician and independent broadcast producer. Podcast [...]

Concept Mix... many of these selections are from 365 Days Project The Hellers: "Creative Freakout" (various clips and jingles) Chenard Walcker: "The Pusher" music of Rajput & The Sepoy Mutiny Orson Welles: "Frozen Peas Spot" This Mess Is Mine: "i have an elephant in my pocket" The Ken Nordine Group: "Eva-Tone" (editted) Chubby Checker: "My Mind" Mitchell Ayers and his Orchestra and Chorus: "Number 7 Theme" (note: the cigarette brand) Lenny Bruce, Jack Kerouac, and Charles Bukowski mixed by unknown Johnny Boy: "You Are The Generation" email: suburban@transpondency.com voicemail: 206-888-6301 myspace: transpondency

Rock music from Chubby Checker posted 1 year ago.

Rock music from Chubby Checker posted 1 year ago.

Rock music from Chubby Checker posted 1 year ago.

Rock music from Chubby Checker posted 1 year ago.