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amacontent 12-19-2007 11:53 PM

FREE CONTENT PRIZE from AMA inside
 
So I just finished a long 6 scene day today, wrapped up, set up for tommorrrow , ran a steaming hot jacuzzi and turned on radio and thought of cool lil idea.

Ill give $100 in free content to anyone who can name where this phrase came from. Might be easy for some.

Here it is:

DOES ANYBODY REMEMBER VERA LYNN

1st to name correct wins. Contact me on ICQ to claim .

spacedog 12-19-2007 11:55 PM

Remember how she said that "We would meet again, some sunny day"...

AaronM 12-19-2007 11:57 PM

Pink Floyd.

Iron Fist 12-19-2007 11:58 PM

Subject of a song on Pink Floyd's "The Wall" and in the movie of the same. Refers to the 1942 "We'll Meet Again".

She was awarded the OBE in 1969 and created a Dame of the British Empire in 1975.

Released a comeback single in the 70s called "Don't You Remember When" which was written and produced by Lynsey De Paul.

Had a radio show during the war for the BBC titled 'Sincerely Yours' where she sang requests in the form of a letter to troops overseas, visited their wives and visited the troops abroad in Burma.

Bestselling autobiography 'Vocal Refrain' and bestselling war memoirs 'We'll meet again'

Husband Harry Lewis was a musician in the Ambrose orchestra where Vera was a singer.

Retired in 1995 after singing outside Buckingham Palace at the 50th V.E. Day celebrations. She often appears at war shows and made a surprise appearance at the 60th V.E Day show in London (2005).

Left school at 14 to work in a factory, after working a few weeks in the factory she decided to return to singing in clubs

A regular guest on Tallulah Bankhead radio show 'The big show'

Brother: Roger

Daughter: Virginia Penelope Ann Lewis, born 10th March 1945

Had a hugely successful music career. Which included being the first British female to top the American Billboard charts with "Auf Wiederseh'n Sweetheart" in 1952. That same year she had 3 top ten hits in the first ever official UK Singles chart on November 14th 1952. In 1957 she topped the UK Singles chart with "My Son, My Son" which featured the Frank Weir Orchestra.

spacedog 12-19-2007 11:58 PM

Pink Floyd

Does anybody remember Vera Lynn
remember how she said that
we would meet again some sunny day
Vera Vera what has become of you
does anybody else in here feel the way I do?

tomud 12-20-2007 12:01 AM

Pink Floyd (The Wall) ? :pimp

Tomud

Violetta 12-20-2007 12:29 AM

yeah... Pinky

RevSand 12-20-2007 01:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sharphead (Post 13540190)
Subject of a song on Pink Floyd's "The Wall" and in the movie of the same. Refers to the 1942 "We'll Meet Again".

She was awarded the OBE in 1969 and created a Dame of the British Empire in 1975.

Released a comeback single in the 70s called "Don't You Remember When" which was written and produced by Lynsey De Paul.

Had a radio show during the war for the BBC titled 'Sincerely Yours' where she sang requests in the form of a letter to troops overseas, visited their wives and visited the troops abroad in Burma.

Bestselling autobiography 'Vocal Refrain' and bestselling war memoirs 'We'll meet again'

Husband Harry Lewis was a musician in the Ambrose orchestra where Vera was a singer.

Retired in 1995 after singing outside Buckingham Palace at the 50th V.E. Day celebrations. She often appears at war shows and made a surprise appearance at the 60th V.E Day show in London (2005).

Left school at 14 to work in a factory, after working a few weeks in the factory she decided to return to singing in clubs

A regular guest on Tallulah Bankhead radio show 'The big show'

Brother: Roger

Daughter: Virginia Penelope Ann Lewis, born 10th March 1945

Had a hugely successful music career. Which included being the first British female to top the American Billboard charts with "Auf Wiederseh'n Sweetheart" in 1952. That same year she had 3 top ten hits in the first ever official UK Singles chart on November 14th 1952. In 1957 she topped the UK Singles chart with "My Son, My Son" which featured the Frank Weir Orchestra.


Thank you google!

Red Ezra 12-20-2007 03:11 AM

Pink Floyd

amacontent 12-20-2007 08:56 AM

TECHNICASLLY AARON M said Pink Floyd 1st. But Spacedog made correct post sort of. What to do. Hit me up SPaceDOG

spacedog 12-20-2007 10:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by amacontent (Post 13541237)
TECHNICASLLY AARON M said Pink Floyd 1st. But Spacedog made correct post sort of. What to do. Hit me up SPaceDOG


Awesome :thumbsup

Thanks Joe.. hitting you up.

AaronM 12-20-2007 11:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by amacontent (Post 13541237)
TECHNICASLLY AARON M said Pink Floyd 1st. But Spacedog made correct post sort of. What to do. Hit me up SPaceDOG


Fuck spacedog. :321GFY

You said the first person "who can name where this phrase came from."

Giving ore lyrics did not fulfill what you were asking for.

On the other hand, neither does just giving the name of the band......Which is why I did it that way...I don't need the content.

That being said, sharphead did give you the first complete answer and should therefore get the prize. :2 cents:

czarina 12-20-2007 11:08 AM

so, who won?

amacontent 12-20-2007 11:27 AM

Well im gonna give both the prize so both hit me up

Iron Fist 12-20-2007 11:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AaronM (Post 13541849)
That being said, sharphead did give you the first complete answer and should therefore get the prize. :2 cents:

Wait.. what? You serious?

AaronM 12-20-2007 05:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sharphead (Post 13541984)
Wait.. what? You serious?



Why wouldn't I be serious?


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