TALKING DOG! OSCAR THE BOXER
- Length: 0:51
- Rating: 4.72 (5317 ratings)
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- Author: OscarBoxer
Tags: AIRES AMERICA ARGENTINA BOXER BUENOS BUSH DOG FIGHT PARIS PUPPY SOUTH SPEARS
The most famous boxer in South America and maybe the world: Oscar the Boxer does his thing...NO this doesn't hurt his ears, he loves sirens and pulls to be close to them.
Johnny Cash - 'Nasty Dan' (with Oscar the Grouch)
- Length: 2:14
- Rating: 4.91 (462 ratings)
- Views: 167435
- Author: ullyses17
Tags: cash dan johnny nasty sesame street
A classic bit of Cash (note he's not wearing any black) - all aspects of his persona emerge in this bit with Oscar on Sesame Street. Wait for the bemused sneer when Oscar interrupts him about half-way through.
Oscar De La Hoya vs. Floyd Mayweather: Who You Picking?
- Length: 4:23
- Rating: 4.81 (461 ratings)
- Views: 450394
- Author: 255al
Tags: Awaits boxing Cinco crazy de DeLaHoya fight Floyd funny HBO Hoya knockout KO La Mayo Mayweather Oscar PPV The World
OSCAR DE LA HOYA vs FLOYD MAYWEATHER COUNTDOWN PREVIEW!!! MAYWEATHER TALKS MORE TRASH!!!!! Exclusive clips and promo from the De La Hoya Mayweather press tour, featuring trash talking and predictions by Oscar and Floyd. May 5 - Oscar De La Hoya vs. Floyd Mayweather - The World Awaits.
Oscar Peterson - You Look Good To Me
- Length: 6:53
- Rating: 4.94 (769 ratings)
- Views: 227308
- Author: doogit
Tags: Brown Jazz Niels Oscar Pedersen Peterson Ray
An unusual trio, Oscar Peterson on piano, Ray Brown & Niels Pedersen both on double bass, perform "You Look Good To Me" at the Montreux Jazz Festival, 1977. This beautiful piece is from the "Norman Granz Jazz In Montreux Presents Oscar Peterson Trio '77" DVD. enjoy
Goodbye Oscar Peterson
- Length: 7:8
- Rating: 4.90 (134 ratings)
- Views: 34663
- Author: ilbofilms
Goodbye Peterson Oscar 1961? Having little background on the particular circumstances of this recording it definitely defines Oscar Peterson's extreme skills superior to virtually any jazz pianist in the history of jazz. Oscar's hero was Art Tatum and one can hear a quite a bit of Tatumesque sounding runs. I have listened to a lot of Tatum's recordings and after a while his magic runs to me seem to become somewhat repetitive. I don't feel that way with Oscar's. This track came from a European collector and seems to be recorded in the early sixties in Holland. Ray Brown on bass, and I believe Ed Thigpen on drums.
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