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Another great one from those years, with the great actress/ singer and a most beautiful woman, Dorothy Dandridge. Plus the best dancers (IMO) of the past century, the Nicholas Brothers.
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Retired Mar 2014 at age 52, target WR: 0.0%,
Income from pension and rent
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“So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.”
Current AA: 75% Equity Funds / 15% Bonds / 5% Stable Value /2% Cash / 3% TIAA Traditional
Retired Mar 2014 at age 52, target WR: 0.0%,
Income from pension and rent
As I've aged, for the past 10 or so years, I've increasingly enjoyed Lawrence Welk's music. Back in the 60s and 70s, I did not find his orchestrations appealing.
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"Tempo Perdido" ("Wasted Time") is a Samba tune first sung by Carmen Miranda in 1934, and recently revived by the Pink Martini band. Its lyric is actually not that happy, a lament about the lost time spent with an undeserving lover.
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...heh...but I've always been a sucker for fine bass licks. 
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