Still with Jim Reeves, but, I am blending a Reeves and Carmichael version. It seems there are many artists that have performed/perfumed this song. I'm doing both, in Q way, adapted. She is a good g.. Read more

As mentioned, Jim Reeves has a variety of songs. This is less song and more relating events. In order to present it, I had to transcribe to get the lyrics. "Chitlin' Blues".. Read more

Jim Reeves does a variety of songs, serious, funny, humous. But You Love Me Daddy, adapted by Q to share with listeners... Read more

This is an adaptation of the Jim Reeves version. Yep, on a Jim Reeves set of songs. Some that are not karaoke available... Read more

Adapted from the Jim Reeves library. It is a sweet little tune. Very sugary. Penelope Candace, is her name... The young girl in the picture's name is Candace just not Penelope. She is, now a very .. Read more

Using the Jim Reeves version. While it isn't about cake, after I started creating a pic to go with it, I thought, but didn't, I could have made it, Eatin' On a Ding Dong. So, if listening, maybe t.. Read more

Not to be confused with a qwirky fellow, it's a young boy, the song it about. It's a cheery little tune. Originally performed by Jim Reeves, back in the 1950s... Read more

Being a saddle tramp, I have lots, of lonesome days and nights. Adapted by Q, for you (those that listen) Not the Marty Robbins track... Read more

Still on that Lonesome trail. Jim Reeves is assisting Q. as he presents his version of, "Lonesome Waltz"... Read more

Adapted from the Flatt & Scrugg's Bluegrass tune. More of a Blueweed tune, by Q... Read more

Andy Kershaw's version, adapted by and for Q. Q's still traveling that lonesome road... Read more

Ignore the extra in the title. I tried to stop him, but what can you do with a Star? Oh, not me. I promised not to disclose any details. And I mean it. There are no details to disclose. BTW this .. Read more

This is the Eddy Arnold track. Roger Miller and some others have recorded it but not quite like Q. Variety is a difference and difference may be good or not so good. Don't know the composer... Read more

Surprise, looked for directions to "Lonesome Town", found it was closed. So, I'll just be lonesome alone. Ricky Nelson's version, Q'd... Read more

The music is the, The Kentucky Headhunter's, version. Just more about being lonesome, whether a polecat or a Q... Read more

"Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" is a 1954 American musical film, based on the short story "The Sobbin' Women", by Stephen Vincent Benét, which was based in turn on the ancient Roman legend of the Ra.. Read more

The final song from the Crypt Keeper's Christmas album. I'm sure those that listen will know why there are no invitations to members of K-Den. And yet, there is a "Happy New Year!" to all... Read more

Two narrations of Walter Brennan's With Jerry's wonderful White Christmas, special version for me to use. Tomorrow is Christmas, now is the time for this. There will be White Christmas in the Nort.. Read more

Gender change version, so I may present Eartha's lament. So cute, wanted and doing, sharing her song in a Q'd way. Be good but not too good... Read more

Some jingling that isn't bells. A change of pace... Read more

A duet, originally Kay Starr and Tennessee Ernie Ford. Q has taken Ernie's part... Read more

The New Year is near and time to get out the bubbly stuff. But, don't over do it... Read more

A blend of Walter Brennan's "Silent Night" and Tel and his granddaughter, from many Christmas' ago. Have not heard from Tell for many months. He was having health problems... Read more

With an introduction about the poem... Read more

This not the party, just a bit of wishing Merry Christmas. While we work on the party and the invitations... Read more