A funny song I found on One true Media... It's Country but I love the text it's a cute story... Lyrics: Ernie worked at the corner gas-station... in my little hometown Had a heart of gold no formal education... must have been 20 or there about Ernie had a smile and a eye for elie... home coming queen at 83 Elie had a thing for a football king... ernie didnt have a chance, so a diamond ring Life let elie with a broken heart, ...and a baby in her arms Ernie never gave up... hope or faith... that elie will love him someday 'coz ooh.. when love is forever Ooh.. forever is worth to wait Ooh.. when love is forever You just keep keepin on... keepin the faith Elie had a car and a baby seat she found out at the good book store Ernie make sure they had enough to eat... he always left something at elies door Little by little elie saw the light in ernies eyes So she give him an invitation to a dance... she gave carnation at the other hand Ooh.. when love is forever Ooh.. forever is worth to wait Ooh.. when love is forever You just keep keepin on... keepin the faith Now elie knows love in a brand new life She and the baby kiss ernie goodnight I dont think ernie ever had a doubt How his love and his live could turn up 'coz ooh.. when love is forever Ooh.. forever is worth to wait Ooh.. when love is forever You just keep keepin on... keepin the faith.... Ooh.. when love is forever Ooh.. forever is worth to wait Ooh.. when love is forever You just keep keepin on... keepin the faith.... + Informações

Tejano Sound Band Playing a cumbia in Lansing Michigan. + Informações

Jukebox the Ghost at Brillobox in Pittsburgh, PA doing a cover of Ernie Aldaco's famous nineties hit.. + Informações

If Dr. Joseph Lowery every doubted that he had a ton of friends, he can put that notion to rest. Hundreds of people, black, white, old and young, gathered Sunday evening at Morehouse College for an all-star birthday tribute to the man widely known as the "Dean of the Civil Rights Movement." In helping him to celebrate his 88th birthday, actress Nicole Ari Parker said Lowery was comfortable among, street sweepers and kings. He was a man of God and a man of the people, Parker said. The theatrical tribute to Lowery, A Mile in His Shoes, could have been a simple celebration, with speeches and songs. But Kenneth Green, the producer and director of the program, created a masterpiece that showcased narrative, music and visual artistry to capture Lowerys 88 years. The production, broken down into different chapters, also included video tributes and retrospectives of Lowerys life and a stunning living eight-foot recreation of Augusta Savages sculpture, Lift Every Voice and Sing, also known as The Harp. Samuel L. Jackson, Alfre Woodard, Keith David, Charles S. Dutton, Boris Kodjoe, Steve Harris, Mykelti Williamson, Victoria Rowell and Cassi Davis were among the celebrities on hand to salute him. No street sweepers, but a MARTA conductor, who lauded Lowery for being the first black chairman of the transportation organizations board. There were no kings, but a Queen, Aretha Franklin. I hope you dont mind, but we gonna have a little church for a few moments, said Aretha Franklin .... + Informações

Roscoe &+ Estacx Get @ Me doee :p. + Informações

A short comedy about how hard it is to say "I Love You". SEND THIS AS A VALENTINE'S DAY E-CARD! Send it to the person you love most, as well as your ex. Visit the writer/star Tyler Spindel's myspace page @ myspace.com Directed by Payman Benz Written by Tyler Spindel Starring Tyler Spindel, Fiona Gubelmann & Todd Glass Cinematographer - Chris Darnell Produced by Mike Jaglin Visit our website @ AwkwardPictures.com or add us on Myspace @ http. + Informações

Cantante Argentino Radicado En Mexico Desde hace muchos años Aqui Les dejo una de sus primeras canciones. + Informações