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	Champagne Charlie - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Champagne Charlie was originally a music hall song.
		Subsequently, it has become to be used as a soubriquet for anyone who lives a "champagne lifestyle" in a metropolis, especially if they are from the provinces and sometimes in a derogatory sense implying that the person concerned has lost touch with their roots.
		It is this version of "Champagne Charlie" which was recorded and popularized again by Leon Redbone on his album "Champagne Charlie" in 1978.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Champagne_Charlie (237 words)

	Music Hall Songs - A Brief History
		Until about 1800, popular songs were part of the world of the itinerant musician and anonymous songwriters, and sheet music was generally neither affordable or obtainable.
		The style of such songs tended to be droll rather than outright funny, since the only people who had pianos to play the tunes were the middle classes who preferred more demure songs.
		In particular, the songs started to switch from being folk songs with no emphasis on the author or performer to those where the singer is playing the part of a character.
	www.musichallcds.com /music_hall_songs.htm (552 words)

	The In Nomine Collection: Welcome to Fat Charlie's!
		The local celestial community knows that Charlie is an angel, and may or may not know that he is a servant of Stone, but they aren't aware that he's a Seraph (a fat man in a dirty apron, tending bar...
		It's a brick building, so Charlie won't even be scratched (his Vassal attunement), but anyone else in the bar will take 30 Body hits, be stunned as by a Song of Thunder, and be pinned beneath the rubble for 10 minutes x (12 minus their Strength).
		Meanwhile, Fat Charlie's can be popped into most campaigns as a meeting-place for almost any sort of character, and also as a flophouse and way station for angelic ones.
	www.sjgames.com /innomine/articles/Settings/Charlie.html (2079 words)

	Flower Drum Song: From Stage to Screen
		There is a brief reprise of this song when Mei Li is presented to Master Wong as a possible bride for his son, Wang TA But, it is not as complete as the stage version, and does not appear on the original soundtrack recording.
		In the film, this song is moved to the later half of the film, and is sung by Wang TA to Mei Li, as a love song.
		In the film, the song occurs early in the film, and is motivated by the elders’ exasperation with the kids (Wang San, particularly).
	www.geocities.com /gmwhelan/Moviemusicals/Dong/FlowerDrumSong.htm (3030 words)

	How to Make Meetings More Fun and productive - by Charlie Hawkins
		After information is delivered (training, new policies, etc.), break the meeting into groups of 5 to 8 people and challenge each small group to design a skit, song, rap, dance or other ways to recap part of the "learnings" from the session.
		Author Charlie Hawkins is a recognized expert in meetings and presentation effectiveness.
		Charlie is the author of First Aid for Meetings and Turn On the Idea Machine.
	www.charliehawkins.com /articles/MakeMeetingsMoreFun.html (1247 words)

	The Traveling McMahans - Dinner at Charlie Trotters
		Charlie Trotters in Chicago for a dinner to celebrate 10 years since the day I met my husband, Brian.
		She noticed a spot on Brian's glass and whisked it away to return with champagne in a clean glass.
		Yes, I know Charlie Trotter's opinion of the supremacy of vegetables, but that tuna was exquisite.
	www.travelingmcmahans.com /europe-travels/charlietrotters.htm (2159 words)

	Champagne Charlie at AllExperts (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Champagne Charlie was originally a music hall song.:see Champagne Charlie (song).
		Again, in 1989, a film was made for TV starring Hugh Grant.:see Champagne Charlie (film).
		"Champagne Charlie Is My Name" was also recorded in June 1932, with different lyrics, under the name of Blind Blake (Ragtime and Blues guitar wizard and singer Blind (Arthur) Blake).It is this version of "Champagne Charlie" which was recorded and popularized again by Leon Redbone on his album "Champagne Charlie" in 1978.
	experts.about.com.cob-web.org:8888 /e/c/ch/Champagne_Charlie.htm (203 words)

	Music Hall Residents
		Born in 1842 the Music Hall artist George Leybourne better known as Champagne Charlie who was the first "Lion Comique" first started life as a mechanic, having a magnificent voice and a manner of delivering his songs that caught the imagination of the Music Hall audience with his imitation of a "West End swell.
		Starting off in the Music Halls of the East End becoming so popular that he was soon engaged in the West End Champagne Charlie became all the rage and George soon found himself the Idol of the day, with his long Newmarket coat and his immaculate evening dress suite and white gloves.
		Although she has been long since forgotten she was a top class star of the Victorian Music Hall and lies in a well hidden grave alongside Champagne Charlie at Abney Park.
	knowledgeoflondon.com /musichall.html (409 words)

	Little Hits
		He was an excellent musician who seemed to be involved in a number of projects, but he was particularly excited about a band he was playing in called Twiggy.
		Shortly thereafter, I went to visit him in Champagne, and met his roommate Todd Fletcher, who not coincidentally was Twiggy's singer/songwriter/guitarist.
		If you have legal rights to any of the songs presented here, and wish to have them removed, I will attempt to dazzle you with the speed and abject humility of my compliance.
	www.littlehits.com /2005/11/song-of-day-october-17-2005.html (401 words)

	Charles Chaplin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The Circus (1928) (composed in 1969) (as Charlie Chaplin)
		Charlie: The Life and Art of Charles Chaplin (2003)....
		The Essanay-Chaplin Revue of 1916 (1916) (as Charlie Chaplin)....
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0000122 (955 words)

	Bob & Mimi Schwarz Rainbow Daylily Garden
		CHAMPAIGN CHARLIE is a very light lavender with a slightly darker wash halo leading into a chartreuse throat.
		It blooms for a long season and is a bright spot in the garden.
		CHAMPAIGN CHARLIE carries on the tradition of TUXEDO JUNCTION and ALONE WITH MAUD.
	daylily.net /bobandmimi/2007/champagne_charlie.htm (86 words)

	PeoplePlay UK - 'Champagne Charlie'
		The song 'Champagne Charlie' was such a hit that it sent his wages up to £125 per week.
		He was the Victorian equivalent of a film star and lived the lifestyle to match his image, riding around London in his own carriage and four horses, with a selection of beautiful women.
		The song 'Champagne Charlie' earned him the sponsorship of champagne producers Moet and Chandon because of the advertising he provided for their company.
	www.peopleplayuk.org.uk /collections/object.php?object_id=140 (170 words)

	Music Hall (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Typically a Music Hall song consists of a series of verses sung by the performer alone, and a repeated chorus which carries the principal melody, and in which the audience is encouraged to join.
		Songs like Glorious Beer, and the first major Music Hall success, Champagne Charlie, in 1854, had a major influence in establishing the new art form.
		Songs like My Old Man (said Follow the Van), Knocked 'em in the Old Kent Road, and Waiting at the Church, expressed in melodic form situations that the urban poor were very familiar with.
	music-hall.iqnaut.net (2029 words)

	Love Songs Packet
		Fortunately, that was scrapped, and this song that mentions fruitless searches and a thousand churches made it instead.
		What is probably their best-known song was used as the theme for ABC in the mid-70s.
		However, since the song includes the lyrics "I'm dreaming of our wedding day", "girl in white", and "lift up your veil", and is exceptionally romantic to boot, maybe that's not too surprising.
	members.tripod.com /~hurstrh/lovesong.htm (2972 words)

	Charlie Ventura MP3 Downloads - Charlie Ventura Music Downloads - Charlie Ventura Music Videos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Charlie Ventura originally gained fame as Gene Krupa's extroverted tenor saxophonist in 1945, featured on "Dark Eyes." His "Bop for the People" orchestra gained some recognition in the late 1940s,...
		This song is available from the following music services.
		The button will take you to the service directly.
	www.mp3.com /charlie-ventura/artists/6532/songs.html (1556 words)

	Movie Info for Champagne Charlie on MSN Movies
		Champagne Charlie is a luxuriously produced tale of the 19th Century British music halls.
		Tommy Trinder stars as 1860s singer George Leybourne, better known as "Champagne Charlie" thanks to his most popular song and his highrolling lifestyle.
		Future British leading ladies Kay Kendall and Hazel Court can be spotted amongst the bit players in Champagne Charlie.
	entertainment.msn.com /movies/movie.aspx?m=476340 (109 words)

	Champagne Charlie
		A noise all night in bed all day, and swimming in Champagne.
		Champagne Charlie is my name, Champagne Charlie is my name
		And causing so much to be drunk, they’d never make Champagne.
	www.stephen-foster-songs.de /Amsong12.htm (273 words)

	Champagne Charlie Is My Name by Blind Blake: Song Music Downloads (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Sorry, at this time no downloads have been found for "Champagne Charlie Is My Name" on album Complete Recorded Works, Vol.
		Sorry, at this time no streams have been found for "Champagne Charlie Is My Name" on album Complete Recorded Works, Vol.
		Champagne Charlie Is My Name by Blind Blake: Song Music Downloads
	www.mp3.com.cob-web.org:8888 /tracks/2039859/dl_streams.html (120 words)

	What is Black Champagne?
		It is based on a misheard lyric from an Alice in Chains song, "Give you back stab pain" which sounds like, "Give you fl champagne", from the otherwise unremarkable Shame in You, the seventh track on their self titled album.
		fl champagne glasses, which I'm sure my dad could tell five reasons for not using, all of them involving the taste or scent or tactile impurities inherent in non-transparent fermented grape consumption containers.
		Ironic, given that not 10 minutes ago I was writing a daily update and talking about my pet rats in it.
	www.blackchampagne.com /what-is.shtml (487 words)

	PBS - Austin City Limits
		His ability to recreate the songs of Jimmie Rodgers, Robert Johnson and other pioneer music greats quickly made Redbone a cult hero.
		Drifting naturally toward the country-rock crowd gathering in Austin, the affable singer became one of the town’s most visible musical members.
		Fromholz’s songs, whether performed alone or with his band, take an easy-going but wide-open look at life — from growing up in Texas to surviving in the 70s.
	www.pbs.org /klru/austin/artists/program258.html (346 words)

	Why does the devil have all the good tunes?
		He was so horrified at this praise of women and song by one of the first music hall stars that it is supposed to be the cause of his founding the Salvation Army.
		The middle classes also wanted new forms of entertainment and began holding Song and Supper Rooms in which women were not allowed.
		Forced to sing her songs when the renewing of the music hall licences was opposed by the Vigilance Committee she sang them in a completely innocent way without any of her usual tricks.
	suite101.com /article.cfm/british_social_history/117288 (540 words)

	WFMU's Beware of the Blog: Charlie and His Orchestra (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Led by an English speaking German, Karl Schwendler, Charlie and His Orchestra broadcast on the medium-wave and short-wave bands throughout the 1930s to Canada, the US and Britain.
		The broadcasts of Charlie and His Orchestra were not available in the Fatherland proper, but that only enhanced their legend, and they picked up an underground following in Germany as well.
		Thanks ever so much for the Mp3's of Charlie and his Orchestra, I'm currently completeing a finals paper and am looking at music as propaganda in WWII this stuff is brilliant.
	blog.wfmu.org /freeform/2005/03/charlie_and_his.html (1221 words)

	GANGA'S MENAGERIE Children's peoms by W G Stanton
		I had little time or talent then for the writing of verse (I've since managed to find at least the time) but we well remember in those early days going to see Tommy Trinder in 'Champagne Charlie' and out of this grew the first of the family verse.
		In her more mature years Jenny has in her turn been inspired by 'Ganga's Menagerie' to try her own hand at the genre.
		So to introduce my menagerie I can't do better than give you Jenny's own song, to be sung to the tune of 'Champagne Charlie', after which follows my menagerie and then Jenny's:
	members.tripod.com /~Bill_Stanton/children/g_m.htm (437 words)

	Champagne Charlie (1944) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		This is based on the life of music hall star George Laybourne, tracking his rise from singing in pubs to becoming one of the top entertainers of his day.
		Although the competition over who had the better drinking song between Laybourne and rival The Great Vance (Stanley Holloway, obviously thoroughly relishing the role) did supposedly take place, the film isn't overly accurate historically and does skim over detail somewhat.
		Sadly, this seems to be a somewhat forgotten Ealing film, which is a shame as it gives excellent insight into a decidedly odd, but enjoyable looking form of particularly British entertainment now consigned to history.
	us.imdb.com /title/tt0036704 (298 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Ealing Studios DVD Collection - Champagne Charlie/The Maggie/It Always Rains On Sunday/Whisky Galore: ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Its fun spotting some of cast from Pimlico and other films, turning their hands to more earthy roles as part of the criminal underbelly of dear old London, and without spoiling it for you the ending is both grim and quite gripping.
		Champagne Charlie is OK and has it moments, the spiralling competition between two vaudeville rivals and their search for the finest drinking song is very funny and eventually leads to a pistol dual.
		All in all a fine set to be enjoyed on a Sunday afternoon after the roast is beginning to settle.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Ealing-Studios-DVD-Collection-Champagne/dp/B0002W12VW (731 words)

	CD Baby: BLUES SOCIETY OF CENTRAL PA -A BLUES COMPILATION: In Our Backyard
		From The Blues Society Of Central Pa Six months, 28 musicians, and 17 songs ago the Blues Society of Central PA, Deep Water Recording and Splash Records embarked on a journey to find and document original blues music.
		They found great songs, great players and now a great recording-right in their own back yard.
		All of the musicians and bands on this recording live, work and/or perform in the south central PA region.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/inourbackyard (881 words)

	Country Radio Seminar
		Brad Paisley was nominated for several ACM award categories including best song for ‘He Didn’t Have To Be’.
		Although his kind of songs are not considered ‘new country’ radio material these days, Paul said his kind of music will come back around.
		Do not mix in champagne and 7-Up until you’re ready to serve.
	www.songtek.com /features/jkitchen/print/crs.htm (1067 words)

	Dickinson College: Glee Club
		Regardless of your class year, or whether or not you have sung since graduation, all tenor and basses are invited to take part in the 10th Dickinson Men's Glee Club and Octals reunion during Alumni Weekend June 9-11.
		Participants include alumni from past decades through current students who gather together to raise their voices in song.
		The rehearsals are led by former student directors.
	www.dickinson.edu /~mgco (242 words)

	Windsong Toi Poncho
		Toi is the only Champagne miniature stallion standing at stud in Australia.
		For your Champagne foal, book now for the coming season.
		The ICHR is not, and never was, connected with any other Champagne organization.
	www.ichregistry.com /toi.htm (204 words)

	Amazon.com: Champagne Charlie: Music: Leon Redbone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		I especially enjoyed his almost solemn tone in "Sweet Sue" and "Big Bad Bill." "Big Bad Bill" is a silly and endearing song about a burly Terror of the Town who is humbled and tamed by his wife, and only Redbone could bring out the humor by singing it at such a snail-pace.
		As much as I enjoyed several other Leon Redbone CDs, the tracks tend to blend into one another after awhile, and I found this album to be such a dramatic exception.
		I don't think I could ever hate a Leon Redbone album, but "Champagne Charlie" is the only one of his releases I would rave about.
	www.amazon.com /Champagne-Charlie-Leon-Redbone/dp/B000002KIH (844 words)

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