YouWeirdTube — April 15, 2010 — Rea & Tonya French, voted Britain's Sexiest Playboy Twins Love Chubby Taiwanese 'Britains Got Talent' Susan Boyle Boy singing 'I Will Always Love You'!
23-year-old ◎ Place of Birth: Essex County ◎ physical features: blond hair and blue eyes ◎ build: 152 cm ╱ measurements 32D, 24,31 ◎ debut: 5 years ◎ Experience: "Playboy", "Maxim", "Krown" and other men's magazine ˙ 2005 年 "Nuts" magazine called "the most sexy British twins"˙ 2008 years "Playboy" Playmate http://www.essextwins.com
Playmate hit Taiwan induced chubby upcoming debut open house Britain's most sexy twins April 14, 2010 Apple Daily
"Britain's most sexy twins" Lei Ya (left) and Tang Ya bikini interviewed yesterday, showed off impressive on the 32D around. Peng Xinwei photo to the venue: Vega through-the flagship museum
"Britain's sexiest twins," "Playboy" Playmate Leiya and 唐雅法兰奇 (Rea & Tonya French) traveled far away to Taiwan, yesterday accepted "Apple" interview. Read Lin Yu Tang Ya sister group (chubby) red storms in the network, "I will always love you" (I Will Always Love You) video, address him: "He's really good, the British are talking about him, I would like to see his live vocals. "
Blonde hair blue eyes and Tang Ya Lei Ya 23 yrs old this year, to place of birth "twins Essex," the title of his debut, was the British "Nuts" magazine called "the most sexy British twins", also elected in 2008, "Playboy "Mexico's version of Playmate, more recently by the" Playboy "touted by its U.S. headquarters and recommend them to international fame in Taiwan. 152 cm, has a 32D bust proud of them, yesterday's flagship museum in the Vega through-respondents, playing pillow battle, but also not allowed to fight each other face. Since the debut of their claim is self-love, now only for "Playboy," filmed over the nude. Would like to see vocals 林育羣一鳴驚人,紅到國際。
Lin Yu-chun, blockbuster, red to the international.
Chubby red storm last week on the Internet, a global media focus on the sisters to the stage that has seen his film, Tang Ya, said: "I think he is very good, he really, really sing very well. "She said would like to see chubby live vocals. Chubby twin sisters appreciate hearing yesterday he was flattered to see their sexy photo exclaimed: "My goodness! Even in the United Kingdom so far, so beautiful girls are aware of me, I'm so happy." Like the big breast girl? He said: "I think girls are the seat of your pants." Like Zhao Ting
However, to them from Jay Chou, Zhao Ting, Ethan Ruan, Jerry Yan and chubby, select the type of love, the sisters have a tacit agreement to pick Zhao Ting, but no election chubby, "For us, he (Xiao Pang) is too too cute and innocent of. " Chubby response: "Never mind, they still praise to me, I will be happy." They revealed two strong telepathy between the "not so subliminal know what each other was thinking." Small frequent exchange of identity to the other classroom, the teacher, students get lost in a fog playing, parents still often confused who is who.
My aunt, Linda Laurie passed away yesterday at the cottage hospital in Santa Barbara after a long battle with cancer. She was an amazing woman--Eric Gertz November 21, 2009
Linda Laurie who recorded the very peculiar "Ambrose, Part Five", appears as a contestant on "To Tell the Truth" (February 10, 1959) with host Bud Collyer and panelists Betty White, Ralph Bellamy, Marge Champion, and Hy Gardner.--rrgomes
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I just want to say that Linda Laurie was very talented in all she did. She did record more sides than just Ambrose.
What we really should remember her by were the great two huge hits she wrote for Helen Reddy. Leave Me Alone Ruby Red Dress and Delta Dawn. Don't forget to flip the "Ambrose Part V" single over! The B-side, Ooh, What A Lover.
"I have several of her records, including "Ambrose Returns", which is hard to find. It's kind of noisy, but it's pretty good, and is on the order of Ambrose 5. My father was the late songwriter / producer Bert Russell Berns. He wrote and produced two songs with Linda Laurie on his Keetch label in 1964 called "Jose He Say" and "Chico."
In a binge of research about Linda Laurie yesterday, I posted what was her FIRST record release (from July, 1958) on YouTube yesterday. As it turns out, Linda first recorded with her friend, Susan Yellin, as the Knott Sisters (sometimes noted as the Not Sisters), "Undevided Attention". This song was written by both girls, Linda under her real last name "Gertz". This was about 5 months before Ambrose got into the picture. The main side, as by the Shades featuring the Knott Sisters, was called "Sun Glasses" written by Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman. Both sides were produced by Jerry Lieber and Mike Stoller, though that tidbit is not on the label. The sheet music for "Sun Glasses" features the two girls (in sun glasses of course), Linda on the left and Susan on the right, accompanied by two guys in shades. I haven't proven it beyond doubt just yet, but I believe Linda herself provides the vocals for the Shades, or at least the speaking Shade guy, the predecessor to Ambrose. If so, you can label the record as "Ambrose, Part 1-4".
Jerry Osborne
DEAR JERRY:
I know about the hit “Ambrose (Part 5),” by Linda Laurie. Then came the follow-up, “Forever Ambrose.”
What I'd like to know more about are Parts 1 through 4 of the story. What happened to them, if there are such recordings? Or did she just begin with Part 5?
Did Linda Laurie ever have any other hits? Did she have an album to go along with the Ambrose series?
Any information about this would be greatly appreciated as I have wondered about “Ambrose” for many years. —Robert Baldwin, New Hartford, N.Y.
DEAR ROBERT: The musical adventures of Linda Laurie and Ambrose, really did begin with Part 5. Though they are no longer walking in the subway, and it isn't marked as such, I suppose “Forever Ambrose” (Glory 290) could be thought of as Part 6.
Four years later, Linda did reconnect briefly with Ambrose in “The Return of Ambrose” (Rust 5061).
Neither “Forever Ambrose” (Glory 294) nor “The Return of Ambrose” charted, but (“Ambrose (Part 5)” ranked in the Top 60 in early 1959 (Glory 290).
Linda Laurie did make other recordings, as is usually the case with one-hit wonder artists.
From 1960 through '64, she waxed the following: “Stay with Me” (Andie 5015); “Chico” (Keetch 6001); “Lucky” (Recona 3502); “Prince Charming” (Rust 5022); and “Stay-At-Home Sue” (Rust 5042), a musical rejoinder to Dion's “Runaround Sue.”
In a binge of research about Linda Laurie yesterday, I posted what was her FIRST record release (from July, 1958) on YouTube yesterday. As it turns out, Linda first recorded with her friend, Susan Yellin, as the Knott Sisters (sometimes noted as the Not Sisters), "Undevided Attention". This song was written by both girls, Linda under her real last name "Gertz". This was about 5 months before Ambrose got into the picture. The main side, as by the Shades featuring the Knott Sisters, was called "Sun Glasses" written by Doc Pomus and Mort Shuman. Both sides were produced by Jerry Lieber and Mike Stoller, though that tidbit is not on the label. The sheet music for "Sun Glasses" features the two girls (in sun glasses of course), Linda on the left and Susan on the right, accompanied by two guys in shades. I haven't proven it beyond doubt just yet, but I believe Linda herself provides the vocals for the Shades, or at least the speaking Shade guy, the predecessor to Ambrose. If so, you can label the record as "Ambrose, Part 1-4".