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Jimmy

Male. Lives in North East,, Tennessee, United States. Is widowed.

02:20

Appalachian musical tools using the banjo, washboard, spoons, jaw harp, bones and a paper bag. Who out there loves old mountain music 🎶 and which is your favorite? I like the banjo and spoons 🥄

by Jimmy on 4 seconds ago

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In 1946, the world witnessed the brilliance of Valaida Snow, the woman Louis Armstrong called the "second best swing trumpet player in the world," second only to himself

by Jimmy on 4 minutes ago

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D-DAY. Thank you all that era for your sacrifices, and we'll never forget. Dame Vera Lynn, Sang to British troops throughout World War II, primarily between 1939 and 1945. Everyone in this video fought for our future,

by Jimmy on 8 minutes ago

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Untitled Video

by Jimmy on 48 minutes ago

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02:00

So funny 😂

by Jimmy on 54 minutes ago

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Today's 82nd anniversary of D-Day comes with the unveiling of a new national tribute to those who changed the course of World War II.

by Jimmy on 1 hour ago

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Perpetua was a well-educated young noblewoman with an infant son. Learn more about her story in this short video from The Voice of the Martyrs. Visit vom.org/martyr to get the full story and download free resources.

by Jimmy on 1 hour ago

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01:01

Ocean worries ☠️☠️

by Jimmy on 2 hours ago

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00:38

Pretty cool

by Jimmy on 2 hours ago

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03:45

About three weeks after the Woodstock Festival, in September of 1969, Crosby Stills Nash & Young were on the 'This Is Tom Jones' show in LA & sang "Long Time Gone"

by Jimmy on 8 hours ago

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01:55

Australian police chased away a group of Muslims who had occupied a Sydney street to pray to Allah. The streets are not private mosques.

by Jimmy on 8 hours ago

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01:01

June 5 1944 American troops of the 1st Infantry Division leaving the port of Weymouth, Dorset in Southern England en route to Omaha Beach in Normandy. Photo by Robert Capa Colorised by Jecinci

by Jimmy on 8 hours ago

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01:36

D-Day in Color: Reinforcements Secure the Beachhead 🇺🇸🇬🇧

by Jimmy on 8 hours ago

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00:10

🫡 🇺🇸

by Jimmy on 8 hours ago

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00:14

U.S. Soldier Shares Rations with German Boy in Ruined Cologne (1945) 🇺🇸🇩🇪

by Jimmy on 9 hours ago

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00:59

Love wins 💕

by Jimmy on 20 hours ago

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01:27

📍 Paris, Tennessee

by Jimmy on 20 hours ago

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00:55

June Carter dancing and singing “A Little Too Far” on the Grand Ole Opry in the 50s🌼🌸🌺

by Jimmy on 20 hours ago

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