For the last week of 2017 - we chose a video featuring a fast and snazzy jazz melody performed by King Oliver N.Y.C. Jazz Band titled "Too Late - King Oliver" - uploaded by Bigband Lou who loves the jazz music from the 1920 through 1929 - the time frequently called "The Golden Twenties Jazz Madness". It was posted on YT by Lou on Dec. 26 - 2017 and some interesting comments under the video are worth reading.
As far as dancing to this enormously fast beat - we can't think of any dance moves which would be suitable - however - listening to it - is a lot of fun since the instrumental arrangement of this piece - simply dazzles.
Have a great last week of 2017 - everybody! Happy New Year 2018 to all of us - it will be Happy, Healthy and Prosperous. As always - please click here next week - which will be next year in 2018! Thanks for clicking on our channel tango3721! Celebrate New Year's Eve 2017/2018 with a designated driver who will drink the "kiddy" champagne sans alcohol!!!
Copyright@L.Hadley and Associates 2018
Thursday, December 28, 2017
Wednesday, December 20, 2017
Our Choice for Christmas 2017 Week - for YT Vid of the Week - "Old Tango from Warsaw - Adam Aston - Milosc Cygana - (Zigeuner - Tango) - 1933".
For the Christmas 2017 Week - we chose a YT video uploaded by Dr. 240252 on Dec. 16 - 2017 titled "Old Tango from Warsaw - Adam Aston - Milosc Cygana (Zigeuner Tango) [German translation - Gypsy's Tango] 1933." It's a beautiful German Tango - popular in Warsaw circa 1933 and many other European countries. The German Tango composers Austin Egen and Franz Grothe - came up with a good tune while the lyricist Meteor didn't have to write too long lyrics. Essentially this Tango is about a Gypsy who stole a heart in love.
The famous Warsaw vocalist Adam Aston performed many excellent Tangos with his characteristic trait of understated emotions typical to Tangos. It needs to be noted that Polish Orchestra lead by Witold Tychowski arranged many good Tangos with their signature sound of Hawaiian guitars.
This video has some interesting, poignant comments by Dr. 240252 - especially the one which he directs to David Hager about the lady named Barbara - a literary critic - who was a close friend of Dr. 240252 and who passed away a few years back after leaving a lot of interesting comments under Dr. 240252's numerous, excellent YouTube's - videos.
This video has some interesting, poignant comments by Dr. 240252 - especially the one which he directs to David Hager about the lady named Barbara - a literary critic - who was a close friend of Dr. 240252 and who passed away a few years back after leaving a lot of interesting comments under Dr. 240252's numerous, excellent YouTube's - videos.
It's amazing how the group of us got to know each other through our comments under the many YT videos uploaded by Dr. 240252 over the last several years.
At any rate - have a good Christmas week everybody with your families and friends! Relax, enjoy the holiday and have a good time! As every week - thanks for clicking this website and "see you all" - next week!
At any rate - have a good Christmas week everybody with your families and friends! Relax, enjoy the holiday and have a good time! As every week - thanks for clicking this website and "see you all" - next week!
Copyright@L.Hadley and Associates 2024
Wednesday, December 13, 2017
Our Choice of YT Vid of the Wk or the Third Wk of Dec.2017 - Fri. Dec.15 till Fri. Dec.22-2017!
For the third Week of Dec.2017 we chose a beautiful Tango dance scene from an excellent movie about Rudolph Valentino's life titled "Valentino" produced in 1951 which was based on Valentino's life. Rudolph Valentino started out his career in New York City where - after he got off the ship from Italy - he worked as a Tango dance teacher - handsome but poor and almost destitute - until he started to have some rich clients - ladies of various social positions and persuasions.
The video is produced by the party called Ultimate Movies Broadcast Show (no clue who is behind it) - on Jan. 03 - 2017. The title reads "Argentine Tango Danced by Anthony Dexter and Patricia Medina in 'Valentino' - 1951". In the scene Valentino - played well by Anthony Dexter performs a hot and sensuous classic Tango "La Cumparsita" at the casting party at the opulent home of major players of 1920's - Hollywood. Anthony Dexter flawlessly channels Rudolph Valentino who got his first major break-out part in the movie "Four Horsemen of Apocalypse" after performing this memorable Tango. The popular book "Four Horsemen of Apocalypse" is long, tedious and hard to get through.
The ravishing star Eleanor Parker plays Valentino's love interest - also a famous female movie star from 1920's who had a tempestuous affair with Valentino. They were cast together in several successful movies with the "Sheik" motive - much parodied and ridiculed - since every enormously popular piece - meets this course of events.
Unfortunately Valentino died young - in his early thirties as a result of peritonal infection (burst appendix) - caused by the blow he sustained from his lover's jealous husband. His funeral in New York City in 1928 - stopped New York traffic for a long time as thousands of people - especially women - mourning him - came en masse to pay the last respects to their beloved matinee idol.
Have a great new week - everybody! The major winter holidays are almost here then the New Year's Eve 2017/2018 is "right around the corner". Happy Hanukkah to all who celebrate it! We finally got an inch of fluffy snow on the picturesque hills in our mountainous neighborhood close to New York. As always keep clicking our website tango3721 - we thank you - and check here next week to find out our choice of the video of the week - for the Christmas 2017 - week!
Copyright@L.Hadley and Associates 2017
The video is produced by the party called Ultimate Movies Broadcast Show (no clue who is behind it) - on Jan. 03 - 2017. The title reads "Argentine Tango Danced by Anthony Dexter and Patricia Medina in 'Valentino' - 1951". In the scene Valentino - played well by Anthony Dexter performs a hot and sensuous classic Tango "La Cumparsita" at the casting party at the opulent home of major players of 1920's - Hollywood. Anthony Dexter flawlessly channels Rudolph Valentino who got his first major break-out part in the movie "Four Horsemen of Apocalypse" after performing this memorable Tango. The popular book "Four Horsemen of Apocalypse" is long, tedious and hard to get through.
The ravishing star Eleanor Parker plays Valentino's love interest - also a famous female movie star from 1920's who had a tempestuous affair with Valentino. They were cast together in several successful movies with the "Sheik" motive - much parodied and ridiculed - since every enormously popular piece - meets this course of events.
Unfortunately Valentino died young - in his early thirties as a result of peritonal infection (burst appendix) - caused by the blow he sustained from his lover's jealous husband. His funeral in New York City in 1928 - stopped New York traffic for a long time as thousands of people - especially women - mourning him - came en masse to pay the last respects to their beloved matinee idol.
Have a great new week - everybody! The major winter holidays are almost here then the New Year's Eve 2017/2018 is "right around the corner". Happy Hanukkah to all who celebrate it! We finally got an inch of fluffy snow on the picturesque hills in our mountainous neighborhood close to New York. As always keep clicking our website tango3721 - we thank you - and check here next week to find out our choice of the video of the week - for the Christmas 2017 - week!
Copyright@L.Hadley and Associates 2017
Sunday, December 10, 2017
We Are Highlighting a Special Event - for the Beginning of Hanukkah 2017!
Ladies and Gents! Kids and Teenagers!
Take notice that this year's Hanukkah 2017 Celebration will commence tomorrow at sundown - tomorrow that is - Mon. Dec. 11 - 2017. However - today - this morning - Sun. Dec. 10 - 2017 - Beth Shalom - a big temple located at the very heart of Pittsburgh's trendy - Squirrel Hill - held a very pleasant and fun - Hanukkah Party organized and attended by the ladies of the temple's Sisterhood.
According to the ancient beginning of this tradition - celebrated mainly in the U.S. - the Maccabees defending the Jerusalem Temple had only enough oil to light the Jerusalem Temple's menorah for one night - however - miraculously - after the menorahs' candle burned one night - somehow the oil "materialized" so the temple's menorah could be lit and shine - all eight nights.
At any rate - have a super good Hanukkah Season 2017 - everybody - so the bright lights of your menorahs - shine for everybody the whole year - until the next year's Hanukkah 2018!
We shall meet here a week from today - as every week!
Copyright@L.Hadley and Associates 2024
Take notice that this year's Hanukkah 2017 Celebration will commence tomorrow at sundown - tomorrow that is - Mon. Dec. 11 - 2017. However - today - this morning - Sun. Dec. 10 - 2017 - Beth Shalom - a big temple located at the very heart of Pittsburgh's trendy - Squirrel Hill - held a very pleasant and fun - Hanukkah Party organized and attended by the ladies of the temple's Sisterhood.
According to the ancient beginning of this tradition - celebrated mainly in the U.S. - the Maccabees defending the Jerusalem Temple had only enough oil to light the Jerusalem Temple's menorah for one night - however - miraculously - after the menorahs' candle burned one night - somehow the oil "materialized" so the temple's menorah could be lit and shine - all eight nights.
At any rate - have a super good Hanukkah Season 2017 - everybody - so the bright lights of your menorahs - shine for everybody the whole year - until the next year's Hanukkah 2018!
We shall meet here a week from today - as every week!
Copyright@L.Hadley and Associates 2024
Wednesday, December 6, 2017
Our YT Video of the Wk for the 2nd Wk of Dec. 2017 - "Old Polish Tango - Hanka Ordonowna - Jesli Mila Ci Moja Pieszczota - 1929."
For the second week of Dec. 2017 - we chose a lovely old Tango by a lesser-known Polish Tango composer H. Hosson with the magnificent lyrics written by Hanka Ordonowna - a superstar of Warsaw stage, movies and cabarets from 1929 till 1939. The title "Jesli Mila Ci Moja Pieszczota" translates loosely to "If You Like My Caresses". It was uploaded by Dr. 240252 on Dec. 06 - 2017.
Hanka Ordonowna's life and career could make a great movie but regrettably - according to Dr. 240252 - the Polish movie made about her life was not only not good, but it came out phony, fakey and boring. It would seem to be hard to accomplish since her life and a legendary career with the performances on Warsaw's stages and in many famous Polish movies from the late 1920's which look and sound great - even today. In addition to being extremely multi-talented - she was also a beautiful woman, an accomplished dancer who wore magnificent garments with style and pizazz.
She married a wealthy and handsome Polish prince - Michal Tyszkiewich who helped - for a while - in writing some sensational lyrics for her hit love songs. His family totally rejected her which caused a rift in their marriage. She also missed her professional life in Warsaw, so she left her husband's mansion to return to her life as a superstar.
She had a few widely publicized affairs with several famous Polish male movie stars and producers of her shows - while her husband waited for her return. She did come back to her husband but after some grueling Second World War experiences which strained her health - consequently - she contracted TBS again - which virulently attacked her lungs; she died young - in her middle forties. However - she left a sizable legacy of her creative works - most of which are available on YT.
Have a great second week of Dec. 2017 - everybody! The Christmas and the New Year's Eve will be here soon! Keep checking this website for which we - thank you all - whole bunch!
A small correction - Dr. 240252 deleted this video on Sat. Dec. 09 - 2017 - most likely due to some minor copyright issues - however - YouTube has his numerous, lovely videos of Hanka Ordon-Tyszkiewich with his interesting and informative commentaries enhanced by the comments of the viewers.
Copyright@L.Hadley and Associates 2024
Hanka Ordonowna's life and career could make a great movie but regrettably - according to Dr. 240252 - the Polish movie made about her life was not only not good, but it came out phony, fakey and boring. It would seem to be hard to accomplish since her life and a legendary career with the performances on Warsaw's stages and in many famous Polish movies from the late 1920's which look and sound great - even today. In addition to being extremely multi-talented - she was also a beautiful woman, an accomplished dancer who wore magnificent garments with style and pizazz.
She married a wealthy and handsome Polish prince - Michal Tyszkiewich who helped - for a while - in writing some sensational lyrics for her hit love songs. His family totally rejected her which caused a rift in their marriage. She also missed her professional life in Warsaw, so she left her husband's mansion to return to her life as a superstar.
She had a few widely publicized affairs with several famous Polish male movie stars and producers of her shows - while her husband waited for her return. She did come back to her husband but after some grueling Second World War experiences which strained her health - consequently - she contracted TBS again - which virulently attacked her lungs; she died young - in her middle forties. However - she left a sizable legacy of her creative works - most of which are available on YT.
Have a great second week of Dec. 2017 - everybody! The Christmas and the New Year's Eve will be here soon! Keep checking this website for which we - thank you all - whole bunch!
A small correction - Dr. 240252 deleted this video on Sat. Dec. 09 - 2017 - most likely due to some minor copyright issues - however - YouTube has his numerous, lovely videos of Hanka Ordon-Tyszkiewich with his interesting and informative commentaries enhanced by the comments of the viewers.
Copyright@L.Hadley and Associates 2024
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