George Jones: He Stopped Loving Her Today
One of this year’s selections is a song so sad that George Jones was initially reluctant to record it. Yet it became one of the most popular songs in country […]
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This 1961 comedy routine by Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner is about a man so old, he once knew Jesus — personally — and dated Joan of Arc. Billy Crystal and Rob Reiner explain why “2000 Year-Old Man” will live forever.
Voices: Billy Crystal, Rob Reiner, Janet Coleman
Tagged as: Billy Crystal, Carl Reiner, Janet Coleman, Mel Brooks, Rob Reiner.
BMPAudio December 24, 2009
One of this year’s selections is a song so sad that George Jones was initially reluctant to record it. Yet it became one of the most popular songs in country […]
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