Old Macdonald-Nolan Strong & Diablos-1963-Fortune (LP).wmv Old Macdonald' by Nolan Strong & Diablos from 1963. This could have been recorded earlier and went unreleased until this album came out in 1963. Nolan Strong & The Diablos were a Detroit-based R&B and doo-wop vocal group best known for its hit songs "The Wind" and "Mind Over Matter." The group was one of the most popular, pre-Motown, R&B acts in Detroit during the mid 1950s, through the early 1960s. Nolan Strong (1934--1977), the lead vocalist, had an ethereally high tenor. Strong's smooth voice, influenced mainly by Clyde McPhatter was, in turn, a primary influence on a young Smokey Robinson. [1] The group, along with label-mates Andre Williams and Nathaniel Mayer, recorded for Fortune Records, a small label in Detroit starting in 1954, and ending somewhere around 1973. Strong has also been an influence on rock and roll bands. In December 2009 Lou Reed, of the influential '60s band The Velvet Underground, told Rolling Stone Magazine editor David Fricke, "If I could really sing, I'd be Nolan Strong" - during an interview at the New York Public Library. [2][dead link] The Diablos were inducted into the United In Group Harmony Hall of Fame in 2003. In March 2008 the group was inducted into the Doo-Wop Hall of Fame of America. In 2007, The Metro Times listed "The Wind" at #11 in The 100 Greatest Detroit Songs list - which was the November 11th cover story. [3] In September 2010 Daddy Rockin Strong: A Tribute to Nolan Strong & The Diablos LP was released by The Wind Records <b>...</b>

I spotted and heard Norm Macdonald in the airport and he shared his love and respect for Ron Paul 2012!

Norm's stand-up trip in Florida.

Jeanette MacDonald - Excerpts from Gounod's Grand Opera Faust (1859) This fabulous work was written in 1859 and it was the Opera that the Metropolitan Opera opened its doors with in 1883. The opera was first performed in Paris in 1859. Excerpts include: Air des bijoux (The Jewel Song), Jeanette MacDonald; Me voila toute seule, Tandy MacKenzir and Chorus; Soldier's Chorus, Chorus; Anges purs, Jeanette MacDonald, Tandy MacKenzie, and Tudor Williams; and Apotheosis. Charles Gounod's, the author's work is very familiar to us all: he wrote the famous Gounod version of Ava Marie. This clip is from the Academy Award winning movie San Francisco (1936).

Jason Macdonald is a UFC fighter, and an Affiliate owner. He discusses his goals for the 2012 Open.

A song that I wrote a week ago, I thought that it was kind of catchy! Hope you guys like it! www.youtube.com/184filmstwo www.myspace.com/darrenmacdonaldmusic www.twitter.com/macdonaldmusic www.facebook.com search: Darren MacDonald (Actor/Director)

A Powerful Cyclone is gonna hit Western Australia on Thursday February 2, 2012 it will bring ton of rain and flooding and the winds will be over 100 KPH if you put the umbrella up it will be broken since the storm will be very bad it will have lots of flooding and rubber boots are required to walk through the puddles. have your boats ready too.

Mark MacDonald Shares Diet & Exercise Myths on CNN NY Times best-selling author of Body Confidence, and celebrity nutritionist Mark Macdonald, busts popular nutrition and exercise myths. Now the spokes person and personal training coach for MonaVie's RVLution, Mark MacDonald will help everyone achieve "Body Confidence." angiedavidson.mymonavie.com

Amy Macdonald - Let's Start A Band (Cover) I've wanted to cover this for so long! I only own my guitar and my voice, not the song. My fringe is annoying, ignore it.

Here's an old children's favorite that needs no introduction, , which I'm very partial to and have always loved. And to go with the theme, some very beautiful rural Scottish Highland scenery, the place where all Macdonalds of the world ultimately came from. In my opinion, couldn't be more of a perfect scenario and song combination! And better be, because it was very cold and extremely windy out there, my fingers were numb and my hand was pepper-red due the weather, which is expected, as it is in the middle of the winter here. The location is the fertile flat region of Caithness, in the far-north of the beautiful Scottish Highlands. To my right, you can see the cold North Sea, on a rather wild day. Behind me, to my left, lies the historical Castle of Old Wick, built in the 12th century, when this region, along with Orkney, belonged to Norway under the rule of Harald Maddadsson. The castle was abandoned in the 18th century and today, all that remains is the tall tower sitting majestically on the very edge of the mighty cliffs, like the fortress it once was. Very interesting and beautiful spot indeed! I hope y'all enjoy the tune and the scenery, my pleasure to pick for you folks! Oh, it was also interesting to see the flock of birds that shows up above me, flying into the scene out of the clouds at the exact same moment I finish the tune, as I pluck the last note - what a coincidence! Like some gran finale for my humble video. Yeah, there's always <b>...</b>