Peanuts Begins by Charles Schulz for July 07, 2020

oh, I would’ve though “My Grandfather’s Clock” or something by Demetrius Shostakovich

“Sinding”? I do not recall of ever hearing of this person. Definitely must check out wikipedia tonight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fque6IntL3k

Whistling chords is quite impressive; whistling something Beethoven didn’t write, even more so.

Shouldn’t that be “Senior Citizen of Color Joe”?

“It was right on the tip of my tongue!”

My daughter’s both play a number of instruments. One plays flute and she was practicing for a youth orchestra, she was allowed music and played a piece from start to finish, done. Next was a violin player and that was the type of instruction that girl was given; “Please start at the tenth bar, 5th note from….” I just starred at my wife.

I should have said that was with no music.

Well, he wasn’t just whistling Dixie.

Sure you did, Charlie Brown. Sure, you did.

Gotta learn to lie through my teeth like CB…what a talent! :D

I think that was the musical phrase once on “Name That Tune.”

I find the “Old Black Joe” reference racist and want it removed immediately.

That was going to be my second guess. After that classic “On Top of Spaghetti”…

Growing up fast. Seems like just a few days ago he was too small to wear a ball cap, and a good foot shorter than Charlie Brown. Sigh, where did the time go.

True story: A news reporter friend of mine covered the Kentucky Derby a few years ago. He stood next to a news team from Japan as the band played “My Old Kentucky Home.” One of the Japanese reporters turned to my friend and asked, “Was that ‘Old Black Joe’?”

Liar, liar, pants on fire Charlie Brown.

I would have guessed that, not.