Here's one not quite as funny

A nice rendition of "Both Sides Now" by a girls' choir associated with the Danish public broadcasting company.

That's a beautiful rendition of  "Both Sides Now".  Hope to find some other videos by this Danish choir.     

On a lighter note, I found this. British humor at its finest, though you probably couldn't get away with this today ("Two-twenty pounds is a lot to carry 'round, you could even say she's fat, roly poly..." among other things).

This one too.

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And this classic

In late 1957, country singer Don Gibson recorded a song he wrote called "I Can't Stop Loving You". In mid 1962, Ray Charles made it his own, and his version was a huge international hit (peaking in the top 10 in the US, UK and numerous European countries

Today, June 25, is Carly Simon's 81st birthday!    This song,   Where or When,  is in the top ten of my all time favorites.  It was written by Richard Rogers and Lorenz Hart for their Broadway Musical, "Babes in Arms".   There is something hopeful and mystical about the lyrics,  which is why I never tire of listening to it.   This is a good rendition, by Carly,  but I think my favorite is  the one recorded in 1940, by Peggy Lee, and Benny Goodman.  I plan to post it soon.

One of my favorites from her.

A great doo-wop version of the classic "White Cliffs of Dover" from 1953.

"... in her one-piece topless bathing suit, and she's only 94 years old!" 

This was originally recorded by The Rip Chords (of "Hey Little Cobra" fame) and released as a single in July of 1964. 2 months later, Jan and Dean released their own version on the Little Old Lady From Pasadena album and changed the subject of the song from a 4-year-old girl to a 94-year-old woman.