Videos

Billy Joel is a marvelous musician, and he set the record for the most concerts (eight) at the Philadelphia Phillies’ Citizens Bank Park! Therefore, my 464th video features thirteen of his songs: “Big Shot,” “My Life,” “The Entertainer,” “Dont Ask Me Why,” “Movin’ Out,” “New York State of Mind,” “She’s Always a Woman,” “Only the Good Die Young,” “Piano Man,” “We Didn’t Start the Fire,” “Uptown Girl,” “It’s Still Rock and Roll to Me,” and “You May Be Right.”

Kicker Jake Elliott helped the Philadelphia Eagles win Super Bowl LII! Therefore, my 463rd video features him.

Not only did Fergie Jenkins pitch for the Philadelphia Phillies in 1965 and 1966, but also he was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame! Therefore, my 462nd video features him.

From 1972 through 1974, reliever Rollie Fingers help the Oakland Athletics win three consecutive World Series championships, and he got inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame! Therefore, my 461st video, a two-part video, features him.

Switch-hitter Tim Raines was an awesome left fielder for the Montreal Expos, and he helped the New York Yankees win two Fall Classics in 1996 and 1998. In addition, Tim Raines played for the 1999 Oakland Athletics! Therefore, my 460th video features him.

Not only did center Bill Clement help the Philadelphia Flyers win two consecutive Stanley Cups in 1973-1974 and 1974-1975, but also he is an awesome National Hockey League analyst! Therefore, my 459th video features him.

In 1979-1980, not only did right winger Paul Holmgren help the Philadelphia Flyers set a North American team sports record with their 35-game unbeaten streak, but he also helped them reach the Stanley Cup Final! Therefore, my 458th video features him.

Not only was left winger Dave Schultz the greatest enforcer in National Hockey League history, but also he helped the Philadelphia Flyers win back-to-back Stanley Cups in 1973-1974 and 1974-1975! Therefore, my 457th video features him.

Left-hander Bobby Shantz pitched for both the Philadelphia Athletics and the Philadelphia Phillies! Therefore, my 456th video features him.

Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band has featured two dynamic drummers: Vini Lopez and Max Weinberg! Therefore, my 455th video features them.

My 454th video features Bobby Rydell’s “Wildwood Days.” Wildwood, a terrific town, is located in the legendary South Jersey Shore!

Not only is Philadelphia’s Bobby Rydell a superb singer, but also he is an Eagles fan! Therefore, my 453rd video features him.

My 452nd video features two superb songs by The Hoooters: “All You Zombies” and “And We Danced.”

The Hooters are an awesome rock band from Philadelphia! Therefore, my 451st video features a performance of The Hooters’ “Day by Day.”

Not only did first baseman/outfielder Nick Swisher begin his Major League Baseball career with the Oakland Athletics, but also he helped the New York Yankees win the 2009 World Series. Therefore, my 450th video features him!

Train, a San Francisco band, collaborated with Hall & Oates to produce “Philly Forget Me Not.” Some of Train’s superb songs are “Save Me, San Francisco,” “Hey Soul Sister,” “Drive By,” and “Drops of Jupiter.” In addition, Train gave a performance to conclude the 2014 San Francisco Giants’ victory parade! Therefore, my 449th video features them!

Michael Anthony, Kevin Cronin (“Roll with the Changes”), Sammy Hagar (“Eagles Fly”), Vic Johnson, Taj Mahal, Eddie Money (“Two Tickets to Paradise”), Joe Satriani, Chad Smith, and Bob Weir are nine marvelous musicians! Therefore, my 448th video features their performance at a Sammy Hagar Acoustic-4-A-Cure benefit concert.

Guitarist Taj Mahal is a marvelous musician, and “Corinna” is just one of the many superb songs that he performs! Therefore, my 447th video features a performance by him at his 76th birthday celebration.

Music Heals International, a nonprofit organization, teaches music to children around the world! Therefore, my 446th video features a great group of musicians of who raised funds for this foundation at a 2018 benefit concert. The marvelous musicians are: Sunshine Becker, Jason Crosby, Dave Ellis, Matt Kelly, Steve Kimock, Jay Lane, Dan Lebowitz, D.J. Logic, David Nelson, Jeff Pehrson, Melvin Seals, Robin Sylvester, and Bobby Weir.

The Grateful Dead’s Bob Weir and Berkeley’s “Wavy Gravy” have donated much of their time to support educational, humanitarian, and environmental causes. So, my 445th video features Weir’s performance of “Terrapin Station” and Wavy’s performance of “Basic Human Needs” during a Camp Winnarainbow benefit concert and Wavy Gravy’s 82nd birthday celebration!