Title: 101 Strings Orchestra - Call Me Irresponsible
Description: I do not claim ownership of this music, I enjoy the music of the 101 Strings and wanted other listeners on youtube to be able to enjoy him as well. This song was featured in the 1960's movie Papa's Delicate Condition starring the late Jackie Gleason and is played here by the 101 Strings. The 101 Strings was an umbrella term for a highly successful easy listening symphonic music organization, with a dischography exceeding a hundred albums and a creative lifetime of roughly thirty years. Their LP's were individualized by the slogan "The Sound of Magnificence," a puffy cloud logo and sepia-toned photo of the orchestra. The 101 Strings orchestra was actually composed of 124 string instruments (all male except for the harpist) and was conducted by Wilhelm Stephan.

Title: Angels We Have Heard On High
Description: orchestra music, slide show, angels, religious, orchestrated by 101 String Orchestra.

Title: Harlem Nocturne - Jazz Piano
Description: visit my webpage - http://www.joolsscott.co.uk "Harlem Nocturne" 1940. Music by Earle Hagen. Hagen wrote "Harlem Nocturne" for a radio series as a conscious imitation of the Duke Ellington sound. Randy Brooks, a white big band leader, picked it up as his theme song in 1941. About ten years later, saxophonist Herbie Fields, released it as a single, soon after, virtually every sax player in the R & B business had his own version of it out. You can download my most recent 10 track piano album for $4 at http://payloadz.com/go/sip?id=467446 Sax-heavy honky-tonk R & B was beginning to fade at the time, but the smooth, sultry sound of "Harlem Nocturne" made it a good transition into the more sophisticated jump bands. Johnny Otis, a white vibe player who considered himself "black in soul" covered it for one of his early hits on Savoy. (Otis was later to keep the spirit of R & B going for many years with his various bands and LA radio shows). Finally, in 1959, a New Jersey band, the Viscounts, had a minor hit with it, introducing an eerie guitar effect that's been retained in most of the subsequent covers. Peter Appleyard, Per-cus-sive Jazz Doctored for Super Stereo, Ernestine Anderson, Fascinating Ernestine, Mercury Georgie Auld, Manhattan with Strings, United Artists Sil Austin, Great Sax, Sun CD Sid Bass, Big Piano, Big Band, Big Sound, Capitol Earl Bostic, All His Hits, King Chuck Brown and the Soul Searchers, Any Way You Want to Go Clebanoff Strings, Strings Afire, Mercury Spencer Collingswood, Cool Sounds!, Hollywood Records King Curtis, Night Train, Prestige Martin Denny, Another Taste of Honey, Liberty Lou Donaldson, Play the Right Thing, Milestone Les Elgart, For Dancers Only, Columbia Les and Larry Elgart, The New Elgart Touch, Columbia Juan Garcia Esquivel, Infinity in Sound, RCA Victor Bob Freedman and Orch., Music To Strip By, Surprise Records Danny Gatton, Cruising Deuces Marty Gold and his Orchestra, Soundpower!, RCA Victor Joe Harnell, Hud, Kapp Joe Harnell, Naked City: the Sound of Midnight, Medallion Ted Heath, Big Band Bash, London Phase 4 Illinois Jacquet, Swing's the Thing, Verve Quincy Jones, Got a Brand New Bag, Mercury Wayne King, Dream a Little Dream of Me, Decca Herbie Mann, Latin Fever, Atlantic Mantovani, Manhattan, London PS Art Martin Quartet, Harlem Nocturne, AMR Records Robert Maxwell, A Crowning Performance, Command Robert Maxwell, Harpistry in Motion, Command Leon Merian, The Magic Horn, Decca Jerry Murad's Harmonicats, The Cat's Meow, Mercury The Naughty Ones, I Dig Your Voodoo, 101 Strings, Strings After Dark, 101 Strings, Swingin' Things, Paul Phillips (Joe Harnell) & his Orchestra , Naked City: The Sound of Midnight, Tito Puente, Tito Puente & Buddy Morrow: Revolving Bandstand, Boots Randolph, Hip Boots, Monument Willie Restum, At the Dream Lounge, The Rumblers, Boss Spies Who Surf, Calling All Martians Sam "The Man" Taylor, Blue Mist, MGM Jim Tyler and Orchestra, Impact! Brass, Time Various Artists, Stereo & All That Jazz, Audio Fidelity The Ventures, The Ventures, Dolton The Viscounts, Bell Marty Wilson, Jun'gala Jools Scott is a composer & pianist for hire, based in Bath (southwest UK). Jools is the perfect entertainment for an elegant wedding/party/event, with other 10 years experience as an entertainer. His piano music is exquisite, delivered with panache and passion. Jools' compositions have been performed in a variety of venues, including The Royal Albert Hall, St Paul's Cathedral, The Purcell Room, Well's Cathedral School and The O2 (London) as part of the 2007 Technics DMC World Championships

Title: Blue Danube
Description: A mini photo-tour of beautiful places in Austria, and Germany, to the music of 101 Strings Orchestra

Title: Doctor Zhivago - Lara's Theme
Description: Photos from the film versions of "Doctor Zhivago" set to Lara's Theme from the 1965 film, performed by the 101 Strings Orchestra. DISCLAIMER: All photos, stills, clips and music are copyrighted to their respective owners. No infringement intended.

Title: Sex Toys - The Rabbit - The Temp at ST-Wholesale.com
Description: Rabbit Sex Toy at Wholesale Prices! ST-Wholesale's temp will clue you in about Rabbit Sex Toys! "Ask the Temp in the Last Cubicle!" - video description of a Rabbit sex toy from the Temp at ST-Wholesale: She tells it like it is! Music - "The Typewriter Song" from 101 Strings Orchestra - 24 Glorious Songs. Available from Alshire Records

Title: Laura (Main Theme)
Description: Video slideshow of the film Laura, with the theme performed by the 101 Strings Orchestra. DISCLAIMER: All photos, stills, clips and music are copyrighted to their respective owners. No infringement intended.

Title: Beautifying an Ugly Chimney#2
Description: Video of beautifying an ugly chimney, pouring proper crown, stucco and waterproof. Work done by Chim Cheree, The Chimney Specialists. www.chimcheree.com Music by 101 Strings Orchestra and New Christy Minstrels, from iTunes Music Store.

Title: Rita Hayworth - Always A Lady
Description: "Always A Lady" by Cole Porter, performed by the 101 Strings Orchestra, to colorized photos of Rita Hayworth (1918-1987). DISCLAIMER: All photos, stills, clips and music are copyrighted to their respective owners. No infringement intended.

Title: Audrey Hepburn - Moon River
Description: The 101 Strings Orchestra performs Audrey's trademark song Moon River by Henry Mancini from "Breakfast At Tiffany's" with photos of the lovely actress (1929-1993). DISCLAIMER: All photos, stills, clips and music are copyrighted to their respective owners. No infringement intended.

Title: ALASKA TO EARTH - THE EAGLE HAS FISHED
Description: ALASKA TO EARTH - THE EAGLE HAS FISHED CAUTION: AFTER UPLOADING I LEARNED THIS MOVIE MAY BE POSSESSED BY SOME TYPE OF SPIRIT. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lo5qapCe3mw If you pause at 4:14 you can see the eyes and face of kush-ta-ka or maybe Santa in the clouds, looking down at you watching the bird flying in circles. Music List; A mosh of these, in order: Jungle Romance - 101 Strings Orchestra Kyusha Reibo-Kyoto Shakuhachi Master Take Off - NASA? Something in the Way - Tricky Mele Inoa No Hi'iaka - Joseph Ilala'ole (Hawaiian Name Chant) Suling Degung Instrumental -Local Peoples Of Bali & West Java Omniman - Wired Injections Water - Medicine Drum Humpback Whale Song

Title: A Dark And Stormy Night . . . .
Description: I was bored so I put together this montage of stills and poster art of some of my favorite scary movies of the past and used the theme from "Halloween" and music from the shower scene in "Psycho" as the background music, performed by the 101 Strings Orchestra. I love the fact that most of these films are subtle and rely on psychological terror rather than on tasteless gore. From monsters to hauntings, from unholy terrors to madmen and madwomen, the images featured are: Halloween (1978) The Cabinet Of Dr. Caligari (1920) Burn, Witch Burn! (1962) The Haunting (1963) The Cat And The Canary (1939) Dracula (1931) Dragonwyck (1946) The Exorcist (1973) Experiment In Terror (1962) I Saw What You Did (1965) Cape Fear (1962) Cat People (1942) Bride Of Frakenstein (1935) Whatever Happened To Baby Jane? (1962) Gaslight (1944) The Horror Of Dracula (1958) House On Haunted Hill (1958) House Of Wax (1953) Frankenstein (1931) Hush, Hush, Sweet Charlotte (1964) Julie (1952) The Uninvited (1944) The Picture Of Dorian Gray (1945) The Phantom of the Opera (1925) Night Of The Living Dead (1968) The Lodger (1944) Rosemary's Baby (1968) The Old Dark House (1932) The Man Who Laughs (1928) The Creature From The Black Lagoon (1954) A Cry In The Night (1956) The Omen (1976) Nosferatu (1922) The Innocents (1961) The Wolfman (1941) Carrie (1976) Night Must Fall (1938) The Birds (1963) The Night Walker (1965) The Bad Seed (1963) M (1931) Psycho (1960) Sorry, Wrong Number (1948) While The City Sleeps (1956) The Spiral Staircase (1946) Shadow Of A Doubt (1943) Midnight Lace (1960) Happy Halloween, everyone, hope you have a spookily good time watching this! DISCLAIMER: All images and music are copyrighted to their respective owners. No infringement intended.

Title: O Mio Bambino Caro/Tara's Theme
Description: A "Gone With The Wind" tribute montage, using the lovely song, "O Mio Bambino Caro" (performed by the 101 Strings Orchestra) and of course, the legendary film score, "Tara's Theme", originally composed by Max Steiner for the 1939 classic, called "the greatest motion picture of all time" based on Margaret Mitchell's huge bestseller. The use of the first tune to me sums up the beautiful romantic longing between Rhett Butler and Scarlett O'Hara, as well as Scarlett's girlish infatuation with Ashley Wilkes. I was thinking particularly when Rhett leaves Scarlett at the end of the film and then years later Alexandra Ripley wrote what I consider to be the only true sequel, "Scarlett". (I don't consider "Rhett Butler's People" to be a good continuation or prequel to the original; there are some indiscrepencies from GWTW and the author, Donald McCaig, admitted that he really only skimmed over the original novel and read his wife's Cliff Notes of the book to suffice, and it shows), where Scarlett undergoes some emotional growth after trying to get Rhett back and then she embraces her Irish roots until her former husband realizes he cannot live without her. I appreciate the importance of the original ending but I always believed that Scarlett and Rhett would reunite, despite Mitchell's conviction to the contrary. They were so alike, so in each other's blood, that I don't believe that either one could live fully or freely without the other. In GWTW, Rhett longed for Scarlett's love for all those years, and when she finally realized that she returned his love, he had had enough. So the film and book ends with Scarlett determined to get him back and return to her family's plantation, Tara, proclaiming, "After all, tomorrow is another day!" The cast was of course, excellent and emobodied their characters expertly. Vivien Leigh and Hattie McDaniel deservedly won Oscars for their portrayals of Scarlett and Mammy, while Olivia de Havilland was nominated for her role as the saintly Melanie Hamilton. Clark Gable and Leslie Howard, as Rhett Butler and Ashley Wilkes respectively, had not wanted any part in the film but reluctantly took the roles, which cemented them into immortal movie history. David O. Selznick struggled for years to bring Mitchell's Southern saga to the screen, and while he succeeded, he was never quite able to recapture the glory of his masterpiece. Leigh and Gable had an undeniable fiery and watchable chemistry, with their characters possessing the qualities to be admired and disliked at the same time: determination, strength, outspokenness, selfishness, arrogance, unconventionality, and the one that Mitchell attributed most to them: gumption. The theme of survival, determination, war, fading past glory and love is indeed a universal one. Enjoy a trip back to the Old South! "If the novel does have a theme, the theme is that of survival. What makes some people able to come through catastrophe and others just as able, strong and brave go under? I only know the survivors used to call that quality gumption. So I wrote about the people who had gumption and the people who didn't." - Margaret Mitchell Tara's Theme (My Own True Love) lyrics: My own true love, my own true love At last I've found you, my own true love No lips but yours, no arms but yours Will ever lead me through heaven's doors I've searched the world in search of this, I knew I'd know you, know you By your kiss And with your kiss, you proved your love I'm yours forever, my own true love. DISCLAIMER: I take no credit for the images or music. All materials presented in this video are copyrighted to their respective owners. No infringement intended.

Title: Luminous Ingrid Bergman
Description: I've been wanting to do a montage to the intelligently beautiful Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman (1915-1982) for quite a while, and I decided to use "Impossible Dream" performed by the 101 Strings Orchestra. She had a natural beauty and sensuality onscreen, definately deserving of the three Oscars she won. Again, some nice effects, enjoy! DISCLAIMER: All photos, stills, clips and music are copyrighted to their respective owners. No infringement intended.

Title: Rita Hayworth - Memory
Description: A poignant rendiiton of the classic number "Memory" from the Broadway musical "Cats" performed by the 101 Strings Orchestra, fits perfectly with pics of the one and only Rita Hayworth. DISCLAIMER: All photos, stills, clips and music are copyrighted to their respective owners. No infringement intended.