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http://cdn3.volusion.com/crkje.vfspj/v/vspfiles/photos/17880-2.jpg I can not leave the St. Louis Cardinals without a nod to the team's greatest player, the late Stan Musial. I saw Musial play in National League parks when I was a child. What a thrill. Ted Williams too. Baseball Yadier Molina St. Louis Cardinals, one of the best catchers ever in callings for pitches and many other baseball skills which I could list at length. Tennis Novak Djokovic

Hunter Parrish from "Weeds."

Also forgotten Edith Piaf, from the film "Exodus."

Harry Belafonte's live Carnegie Hall album is forgotten, but a very significant concert nevertheless in the late 1950s. One of the first pop sigers to be recorded at Carnegie Hall

Harry Belafonte's live Carnegie Hall album is forgotten, but a very significant concert nevertheless in the late 1950s. One of the first pop sigers to be recorded at Carnegie Hall

For obvious reasons. Spedfic: Oscar Hammerstein and Mary Martin were close friends. Her songs in his musicals were written to match her personality and the characters she played. I liked the first try. But, Bonnie Franklin has no clue.

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The original "A Wonderful Guy" from South Pacific: Rodgers and Hammerstein Amazing how well the 1949 Broadway recording works for the same star in London in 1951.