Playing a game of strip poker card game. Plot Twist Centrum Silver Convalescent Hospital

Glenn Yarbrough is an American folk singer. He was the lead singer with The Limeliters and had a prolific solo career recording on various labels. Thanks Wikipedia. Recorded -The House of the Rising Sun- and wrote and recorded -Baby the Rain Must Fall- libertine song.

Classical Medley By Buddy Greene Harmonica genius. From Answer.com -- Rootsy Southern gospel artist Buddy Greene brings variety of American influences to his music from country and bluegrass to folk and blues. In addition to his prowess as a songwriter and singer his virtuosity on the harmonica has made him an in-demand session guest for quite a few fellow Southern gospel practitioners. Greene grew up in Macon Georgia.

Outsourced poor service desk may not be what it really is in this anti-service desk humour wind-up gag stunt. Not PC -- politically correct.

The Kingston Trio is an American folk and pop music group that helped launch the folk revival of the late 1950s to late 1960s. They brought folk music back into popularity opening the way for more progressive folk newcomers like Joan Baez and Woody and Pete and Bob Dylan... Recorded -Tom Dooley- and -Where Have All The Flowers Gone-.

Interesting menagerie of songs from classical to Hillbilly to Yodeling to Country-Western to Broadway to Israeli folk songs to Flamenco from a string quartet

Peter- Paul and Mary were a United States folk-singing trio whose nearly 50-year career began with their rise to become a paradigm for 1960s folk music. The trio was composed of Peter Yarrow- Paul Stookey and Mary Travers. Pete Seeger writer. Labeled an Anti-War Anti-Viet Nam war protest song its theme may be wider since it originates from a traditional Ukrainian folk song about flowers hiding the last generation-s soldier-s graves.

What will those American rural folks think up next for a unique kind of very low tech ride is illustrated in this surprisingly interesting video...

Latest technology provides high class look to the pickup that has seen too many years in this humourous windup of American rural folks

Dancing with a walrus-like creature to Portugese music sounding vaguely Arabic. From Mark Naksam.