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The Greatest Breasts that God ever put wind into !
She's still out-lasting many old fogies. (107).
enf (20-03-14),gordon_s1942 (23-03-14),kevin1341 (19-03-14)
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Not sure about your title beer, but certainly an incredible career. A new album at 97
This is not the thread i thought it was going to be
eeprommemory (23-03-14),LeroyPatrol (21-03-14),OSIRUS (23-03-14),stuballs (21-03-14)
Talk about your false advertising
eeprommemory (23-03-14),LeroyPatrol (21-03-14)
They look pretty ordinary to me.Originally Posted by beer4life
LeroyPatrol (21-03-14)
They didnt have steroids in their chicken back then
Now from the same era...
The indomitable Jane Russell.
Last edited by Onefella; 21-03-14 at 10:45 AM.
LeroyPatrol (21-03-14),marty 17 (21-03-14)
Is that a man?
eeprommemory (23-03-14),jok11n (21-03-14),WhiteOx (22-03-14)
Should've gone to spec savers.
fred49au (22-03-14),LeroyPatrol (21-03-14),loanrangiel (21-03-14),OSIRUS (23-03-14),puca (21-03-14)
A stunner allright.
I know which one's photo I would've had in my wallet just before I went into battle.
Seriously though. Beer4life, what is your favourite Vera Lynn track?
Give us a link. Then we can meet again.
Jane's vitalstatistix..
They didn't have hormone supplements, silicon implants, or gender re-assignment surgery in the 40's.
Nope, what you see there, is a real woman.
I understand your confusion.
She looks like she's about ready to clobber someone, not a redhead perchance? (I can't remember)
By the looks of the head, they had hormone supplements
Given the age of the photo, she maybe not shown at her best in your eyes. However, she was someone to get the males of the era excited.
Very successful acting career and, in her time, one very sexy lady.
Gentleman, gentleman, if I may steer the thread back on topic. I believe the title is "The greatest Breasts...etc."
As Ladies from the 40's and 50's generally didn't 'get 'em out' for the camera all that much, I thought Ms. Russell was a fine example of some 1940's boobs. (unrestrained by the scaffolding that passed for bras back then)
As for her smouldering, Mediterranean looks... well let's just say, I wouldn't be crawling over her, to get to any of you.
beer4life (23-03-14)
After much cogitation, there are only three, just sang, singing, and next to sing.
All the rest can come in any order !
You can't fool me with your trick questions !
We'll Meet Again: The Very Best of Vera Lynn
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
We'll Meet Again: The Very Best of Vera Lynn is a by English singer .
We'll Meet Again- The Very Best Of Vera Lynn by Released 25 August 2009 Recorded 1936 to 1959 Length 58:19 Various
The album is a selection of her recordings made for , for whom Lynn recorded between 1936 and 1959. It reached number one on the on 13 September 2009, making her at age 92 the oldest living artist to achieve this feat with an album. The album entered the chart at number 20 on 30 August, and then climbed to number 2 the following week, before reaching the top position.
Performance
No. Title Writer(s) Length 1. "" , Nat Burton 3:18 2. "" Eberhard Storch, , 2:36 3. "" Ross Parker, Hughie Charles 3:01 4. "Travellin' Home" Traditional: arrangement Dix, Masters 3:06 5. "" 3:00 6. "" 2:41 7. "Faraway Places" , 2:41 8. "" Will Grosz, 3:07 9. "It's a Lovely Day Tomorrow" 3:13 10. "" , , Geoffrey Parsons 2:59 11. "When You Hear Big Ben" Harry Leon, Mark Malloy, Jack Scott 2:31 12. "" , Albert Gamse, Jack Sherr 3:11 13. "" , , 1:12 14. "" 3:15 15. "Half as Much" / "Isle of Innisfree" / "You Belong to Me" Williams / Farrelly / King, Stewart, Price 3:04 16. "Up the Wooden Hill to Bedfordshire" Grey, Connelly 3:05 17. "" , 2:45 18. "Somewhere Along the Way" / "Here in My Heart" / "Let the Rest of the World Go By" Adams, Gallop / Bonnelli, Levinson, Genaro / Ball, Brennan 3:31 19. "" James Kendis, , Nat Vincent 3:29 20. "From the Time You Say Goodbye (The Parting Song)" Leslie Sturdy 2:27
Vocals - Vera Lynn;
- with & His Orchestra (Track 1)
- with Sailors, Soldiers & Airmen of Her Majesty's Forces (Tracks 2, 3, 7, 20)
- with Roland Shaw & His Orchestra (Tracks 7, 12, 15)
- with Woolf Phillips And His Orchestra (Track 13)
- with Charles Smart (Track 16)
- with The Clubmen (Track 17)
- with Eric Rogers and his Orchestra (Track 19)
Charts
Chart (2009) Peak
position1 21 10 28 83 8 48 8 18
Preceded by
by
13 September 2009 - 20 September 2009Succeeded by
by
Onefella (23-03-14)
This Lady made Howard Hughes 'Spruce Goose' fly........Now from the same era...
The indomitable Jane Russell.
Can you imagine all of Hughes engineering skills and the HOURS he spent when called upon to make her a Bra for that Movie this 'Still' is taken from???
It took 10 years to cool down the film container before it could be released............
But getting back to the Thread, Vera Lyn was the Voice heard around the World and congratulations on the new album.
Last edited by gordon_s1942; 23-03-14 at 03:44 PM.
I stand unequivicably behind everything I say, I just dont ever remember saying it !!
Do not forget Gracie Fields if we are talking about inspiration for our troops in WW11
My father was her driver and bodyguard for her tour of the Islands.
Yes congratulations on recording a new Album at her age. Amazing !
Last edited by Reschs; 24-03-14 at 12:50 AM.
and no one wonders why God put wind in breasts?
Onefella (25-03-14)
So, uh.. beer4life, you got any 1940's pr0n stashed away on a few 5¼" floppy disks somewhere?
Did it get any better than "The Outlaw" promo posters?
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