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So here we are... end of summer and hollidays! We're gone for another journey both on the Web and on the roads. We'll have 3 stopover and many venues a little bit everywhere but all related to a central point which is:
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The "lot":
Country... line contra partner circle
longway swing polka
waltz two-step
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Dolly Parton’s timeless voice will continue to shine forever across generations. This playlist gathers her 20 most iconic songs still resonating in today’s charts and streaming platforms. From the haunting echo of Jolene to the unstoppable energy of 9 to 5, these tracks form a journey through country, gospel, pop‑country crossover, and pure Dolly magic.
Click on link below Nashville Photo
Jolene — Her eternal #1 streaming hit.
9 to 5 — Workplace anthem still exploding on TikTok.
Islands in the Stream — Iconic duet with Kenny Rogers.
I Will Always Love You — Timeless classic.
Love Is Like a Butterfly — A gentle evergreen.
Coat of Many Colors — One of her most beloved story‑songs.
Here You Come Again — A pop‑country crossover hit.
Two Doors Down — Still strong in retro playlists.
Baby I’m Burning — Disco‑country energy.
The Bargain Store — A fan‑favorite with steady streams.
My Tennessee Mountain Home — Nostalgic and evergreen.
Why’d You Come in Here Lookin’ Like That — A fun, upbeat hit.
Joshua — Her first #1 country hit.
It’s All Wrong, But It’s All Right — Smooth, sensual Dolly.
Yellow Roses — A late‑80s favorite.
Romeo — A 90s collaboration with Billy Ray Cyrus.
Tennessee Homesick Blues — From Rhinestone, still streamed.
Hard Candy Christmas — A seasonal classic that charts every
Better Get to Livin’ — Modern Dolly with motivational flair.
When Life Is Good Again — Her 2020s comeback anthem.
SAINT JOHN'S TURN
If you love Elvis Presley music, rockabilly vibes, original choreography, and creative musical tributes, click on following pixel and save link;
I made this video after a short solitary hiking at dusk, in the Mounts Aravis in Savoy (see maps link below). The words I use in the lyrics are really what I felt when I saw the reddish chain of Mounts extending in the horizon... then at night, I and Agnès, my wife returned to the tiny chapel downhills.
Jean Louis LEQUEUX (aka Jack, the DJ)
Video effects: with Photo Studio
Music: AI Cover (Gemini)
LYRICS
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If you climb up Mount Aramis
There's a chapel you cannot miss
Up there you may think of Moses
But no possible agnoses
On your way down, the reddish light
Gently leads you to Jesus Christ.
PROMPT TO GEMINI
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"Compose a Christian hymn with
- flamboyant sounds reminding a sword and sandal epic
- 96 bpm
- and fitting my lyrics and its rythmics!"
This song is an adaptation of the French Gospel
"Ne rentrez pas chez vous comme avant"One day after Assomption Day 1977, i.e. on the 16th of the month of August Elvis Presley was declared dead at 3:30 pm Central Time Zone, at the Baptist Memorial Hospital of Memphis, TN.
On the May 15th 1971, three months before Assomption Day, Elvis Presley recorded:
THE MIRACLE OF THE ROSARY
HEY ALL OV' YOU, SING HALLELUYAH!
YESTERYEAR LOVE
I wrote the lyrics of this song which is a poem, having in my mind the kind of musical background I would like to use while reciting it... After that I wrote the main description of the music: blues, what tempo, how many bpm, etc. Then, I realized I could have a real virtual quintet in requesting ~ in my prompt ~ the instruments I wanted for my song. Finally, I "recruited" 5 "guAIs" — pronounce "guys or gals" — which are now the official members of my "QuAIntet — pronounce"quintet" π
The song with its lyrics
The dance
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(coming soon)
π«π· BYE BYE COURTRY CLUB 77π«π·
Saint Benedict
Patron Saint of Europe
THE CARTER FAMILY
JIMMIE RODGERS 
WHAT DID PEOPLE DANCE 250 YEARS AGO?
LONGWAY DANCES, LIKE PLUCKEMIN
During 36 years of her earthly life, Marilyn Monroe left us not only movies and songs but also the way of life of the mid-twentieth century, with all its dreams and hopes.
June 1st, 2026 marks 100 years since Marilyn Monroe was born. She was not just a film icon — she was a singer, a performer, and a cultural force whose voice still echoes in popular music. I will be exploring her musical legacy: from "Happy Birthday, Mr. President" to her recordings, her influence on pop and country culture, and why she still matters in 2026.
Below are videos with her voice singing and her image dancing forever.
The following list is partly provided by ChatGPT and CLAUDE, on my prompts, and enriched by me.
(Published on May 10th 2026)¹
Here is a reconstructed chronological playlist/discography of Marilyn’s known recording activity: studio masters, film soundtrack sessions, important alternates, and legendary live recordings.
Although the list of her songs (and movies) is long , there aren't many dances choreographed on her songs or songs for her:
πLink to Copperknop Search about Marilyn Monroe
Actually... there's only one on a total of 6: the other 5 were written on tribute-songs her!
Dates are sometimes approximate because 20th Century Fox archives are incomplete.
These are Marilyn’s earliest surviving commercial recordings.
Small studio demos and vocal tests were reportedly made during her Columbia contract period, but several are now lost.
(Some other survive only as acetates or fragmentary tapes.)
Mostly vocal tests and rehearsal work for Fox productions. There's no major standalone commercial songs known.
Recorded January–February 1953.
There are 4 songs:
This is the period where Marilyn’s “breathy” vocal identity became iconic.
Recorded in Hollywood during early 1954.
These sessions are among her finest pure vocal performances.
“River of No Return” became Marilyn’s closest thing to a true international hit single.
Important: “Heat Wave” required many takes because Marilyn was ill and exhausted during filming.
No major commercial recordings.
Mostly Actors Studio period in New York with little musical work.
This performance intentionally sounds raw and amateurish because her character is supposed to be an inexperienced nightclub singer.
Private vocal rehearsals and unfinished studio tests exist from this period.
Some collectors mention:
One of Marilyn’s most famous recording periods.
Many alternate takes survive because Marilyn repeatedly restarted songs during filming.
“I’m Through with Love” is often considered her most emotionally moving performance.
These recordings show a more relaxed and mature Marilyn voice.
No confirmed commercial song recordings.
Some rehearsal tapes and private home recordings are rumored among collectors.
Performed live for John F. Kennedy on May 19, 1962.
This became one of the most famous live performances of the 20th century.
No major completed songs survive, though rehearsal audio and vocal fragments exist.
Depending on versions and alternates:
If historians had to preserve only 10:
π£66 Rusty Signs in Sunsetsπ 66 RUSTY SIGNS π€ LYRICS π 66 Rusty Signs by John LW LeQUEUX (aka Jack) πΌAI GEMINI Remain in my heart rusty...
