ODYSSEY Native New Yorker

A CLASSIC SONG MIX OF POP, R&B, DISCO, SWING, JAZZ.ONE OF THE BEST NEW YORK SONGS. THANKS TO EVERYONE FOR THE OVER 500000 VIEWS. Odyssey was a New York based dance music band. It grew out of the talent of the Virgin Islands born Lopez sisters: Lillian Lopez (born 16 November 1945), Louise Lopez (born 22 February 1943), and Carmen Lopez who later dropped out of the group.Tony Reynolds was added, at which point the band became known as Odyssey. The group was best known for its December 1977 hit "Native New Yorker", which reached #21 on the Billboard Hot 100, and was later covered by Frankie Valli. Although a string of albums and singles followed, the group managed only one other R&B chart smash, the Slave produced "Inside Out", written by Jesse Rae, which peaked at #12 in 1982. Reynolds, for unknown reasons, left after the first album and was replaced by Fayetteville, North Carolina native William "Bill" McEachern, who remained with the group throughout the remainder of its RCA record label output. Tony Reynolds passed away on February 4,2010 while residing in his home in Jamaica, Queens, New York. In the United Kingdom, the band with its gentle Caribbean style had more success, totalling five Top Ten hits between 1977 and 1982. One of them, "Use It Up and Wear It Out", reached number one in the UK Singles Chart for two weeks in 1980. Odyssey thus became the third US act of the year (after Fern Kinney and MASH) to reach Number one in the UK despite failing to chart in their <b>...</b>
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Native New Yorker - Odyssey (1977)

Native New Yorker is a song written by Sandy Linzer & Denny Randell & was a 1977 hit single for the dance band Odyssey, which reached number five on the UK charts. In the US, the song went to number three on the disco chart. Native New Yorker also went to number six on the soul chart & number twenty-one on the Billboard Hot 100. It was also recorded by Frankie Valli in 1977, Esther Phillips in 1978 & Black Box in 1998. The song was later sampled by Rich Cronin's band Loose Cannons for their song New York City Girls.
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Hey You! What Song are you Listening to? NEW YORK

*Subscribe* more videos coming soon Asking random New Yorkers with headphones on what song they are listening to. Tracklist: 1 The Bee Gees: More Than A Woman 2 Fenix TX: Abba Zabba 3 Eminem: Not Afraid 4 Keni Burke: Keep Rising to the Top 5 Beyonce: Smash Into You 6 LCD Soundsystem: Dance Yrself Clean 7 The Black Keys: Too Afraid To Love You 8 Kanye West: Blame Game 9 Kinky: Mas 10 Lil Wayne: Lollipop 11 Oasis: What's the Story Morning Glory 12 Frank Sinatra: The Best Is Yet To Come 13 Korn: Counting on Me1 14 Britney Spears: How I Roll 15 Panic! At the Disco: From A Mountain In The Middle Of The Cabins 16 Kid Cudi: Day 'n' Night 17 Bob Marley: Buffalo Solider 18 Wiz Khalifa: Black & Yellow 19 Big Punisher: Still Not A Player 20 NPR2 21 Tub Ring: No One Wants To Play 22 Lady Gaga: Just Dance
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Some New Yorkers Don't Miss the Train -- They Miss the Old Station

One hundred years have passed since New York's Pennsylvania Station opened its doors. The building stood in the middle of Manhattan for more than 50 years. Today, only the underground area remains. Lorraine Diehl wrote a book about Penn Station. She remembers playing there as a child. LORRAINE DIEHL: "Every space just sort of triggered your imagination. For instance, when you walk in from Eighth Avenue, that was the great train shed, the concourse, and it was this extraordinary space of great vaulted iron columns and a glass ceiling, and the dust particles would just drift in and just be frozen in space. And you felt that this was a room of journeys. Your mind took a journey before you ever got on a train in this space." The old Penn Station was covered with statues of eagles and young women. Artist William Low never saw the building. But he used old pictures and descriptions to make a picture book about it. WILLIAM LOW: "It's just awe-inspiring. It would be like the first time I saw the Grand Canyon. The idea of this immense space -- you can't put it into words." Low painted the separate rooms of the station: the concourse, the restaurants and waiting room. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company was the owner of Penn Station. By the early 1960s, the company was failing. So it sold the above-ground building to the developers of a sports center -- Madison Square Garden. WILLIAM LOW: "It was torn down. And the sculptures were ripped apart and unceremoniously dragged and dumped <b>...</b>
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Smoking Bans Are No Match for New Yorkers

Smoking in bars and restaurants has been banned in New York City since 2003 but Mayor Michael Bloomberg recently added beaches, parks, and pedestrian plazas to the long and growing list of places where smoking is verboten in the Big Apple. "Sin taxes" on cigarettes have driven the average price of a pack to more than $11. Yet in a city renowned for its innovation and drive, smokers have found ways to work around government attempts at social engineering. These include the booming "loosie" trade, where street entreprenuers risk arrest to sell loose cigarettes for a dollar each on the streets of Manhattan; tobacco crops blooming in Brooklyn; and a thriving Soho bar/restaurant that survived the smoking ban thanks to an obscure grandfather clause. With so much tax revenue being lost to the black market, and even the green market, perhaps it's time for a mayor who made billions in the free market to consider allowing business owners to set their own policies, and let the marketplace sort out the demand for smoking and smoke-free establishments. Produced by Anthony L. Fisher. About 4 minutes. For downloadable versions of this video, links, and other supporting materials, go to reason.tv
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Watch The Ad One Million New Yorkers Will See!

Dear Friends, We are pleased and tremendously excited to share this groundbreaking TV ad with you for the first time. We hope, with your help, to be able to show it to one million New Yorkers one month from now. Please go to BuildingWhat.org to watch the ad and please donate generously. Every $750 we raise is enough for another spot to reach another 10000 people. Your donation will be fully tax-deductible. 5% of it will go to the WTC Rescuers Foundation. And 5% of it will be matched by another generous donor. buildingwhat.org Our strategy for buying spots is guided by two principles. Firstly, showing it to audiences who will respond productively and influence the public discussion, such as young people, academics, journalists and the political class. And secondly, repetition! We will be sending off the ad two weeks from now. Between now and then we welcome your comments. We're all in this together! Very truly yours, Manny Badillo, Nephew of Thomas Joseph Sgroi David Chandler, International Center of 9/11 Studies Richard Gage, Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth David Ray Griffin, Religious Leaders for 9/11 Truth Niels Harrit, Coauthor of the WTC Nanothermite Study Karen Johnson, Political Leaders for 9/11 Truth Erik Lawyer, Firefighters for 9/11 Truth Bob McIlvaine, Father of Bobby McIlvaine JF Ranger, World for 9/11 Truth Atmoh, ReOpen911.info Kevin Ryan, Coeditor of the Journal of 9/11 Studies Ted Tilton Jr. and Justin Keogh, 911Blogger.com William Veale, Lawyers <b>...</b>
ArirangTV New Yorkers fascinated by Korean Food 2- 한국음식 뉴욕

People in New York have been fascinated by Korean Cuisine because it is healthy and deliciouos. We introduce one of the hottest restaurants in New York.
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Mark Malkoff Gets Carried in New York City

Comedian Mark Malkoff sets out to disprove the myth that New York is unfriendly by attempting to transport himself from the southern most end of Manhattan as far north possible only by having people on the street physically carry him along the way.
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Inventive New Yorkers Develop Bamboo Bicycles

In major US cities, bicycling is increasingly seen as an environmentally-friendly way to get around. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has launched a campaign to promote bicycling by adding bike lanes and proposing a tax on cars that drive on city streets. In 2008, an estimated 185000 New Yorkers bicycled to work, an increase of 35 percent over the previous year. Now one New York bike studio is teaching people how to make their own bikes. VOA's Paige Kollock reports.
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Mayor Bloomberg Briefs New Yorkers on Hurricane Irene from NYPD 60th Precinct in Coney Island

Mayor Bloomberg Briefs New Yorkers on Hurricane Irene from NYPD 60th Precinct in Coney Island.
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New Yorkers United for Marriage: Vows TV Ad

www.NewYorkersUnitedforMarriage.org New Yorkers United for Marriage launch their statewide TV campaign in support of marriage equality. Visit http to help keep this ad on the air!
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ArirangTV New Yorkers fascinated by Korean Food- 한국음식 뉴욕

People in New York have been fascinated by Korean Cuisine because it is healthy and deliciouos. We introduce one of the hottest restaurants in New York.
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Sam Waterston for HRC's New Yorkers for Marriage Equality

www.hrc.org Law and Order star Sam Waterston supports marriage equality. Do you?
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Shuan tait's big inswinging yorker.mp4

Shaun Tait Bowls a big inswinging yorker as the commentator predicts.
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Bennett Cerf - Oral History - Notable New Yorkers - Part 1

Bennett Cerf - Oral History - Notable New Yorkers Interviewed by Robin Hawkins, 23rd of January 1968 The quality of the original recording isn't amazing, but I think it's very interesting to hear Bennett Cerf speak about WML - so I wanted to share it with all of you WML-fans out there :D I have tried to improve and equalize the sound, so you don't have to turn the volume up and down all the time - Hope it works... Part 1: Bennett Cerf describes how he became a part of the WML panel He then talks about: Stopette Arlene Francis, John Charles Daly, Dorothy Kilgallen Louis Untermeyer ______________ Bennett Cerf, eminent publisher and punster, was a founder and chairman of Random House Books, a writer and editor of many humor books, and a popular panelist on television's long-running game show, What's My Line?
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Umar Gul Best Yorkers Pt.2

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Forest Exile: Homeless New Yorkers camp out crisis

The recession has left many Americans in urgent need of shelter and with nowhere to go, forcing some to retreat to the woods. In the countryside, just one hour's drive from Manhattan, a shanty town of tents has sprung up. Anastasia Churkina meets the people for whom camping out, has become a way of life. (To get more - Join our new Youtube channels at www.youtube.com and www.youtube.com
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New Yorkers vs Tourists (The Tourist Lane)

Visit jeffgreenspan.com for more info on The "Tourist Lane" project, which became a fun ImprovEverywhere Event.
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Bennett Cerf - Oral History - Notable New Yorkers - Part 2

Bennett Cerf - Oral History - Notable New Yorkers Interviewed by Robin Hawkins This interview is from 23rd of January 1968 Part 2: Bennett Cerf talks about Hal Block, Arlene Francis, John Charles Daly and Dorothy Kilgallen ______________ The quality of the original recording isn't amazing, but I think it's very interesting to hear Bennett Cerf speak about WML - so I wanted to share it with all of you WML-fans out there :D I have tried to improve and equalize the sound, so you don't have to turn the volume up and down all the time - Hope it works... Bennett Cerf, eminent publisher and punster, was a founder and chairman of Random House Books, a writer and editor of many humor books, and a popular panelist on television's long-running game show, What's My Line?
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New Yorkers being preyed on by Black Water NYPD with no badges.

NYPD's Black Water mercenary style undercover division which drives around in unmarked cars with bent up license plates or no plates at all continues to plague New yorkers by targeting innocent pedestrians and motorist that have broken no laws. Their so-called proactive policing is in reality the total disregard of the 4th amendment which protects Americans against warrant-less search and seizure. Officers conducting these stops rarely display their badges so they can not be later identified by the person or persons they have stopped which is a blatant violation of the law and a willful act to avoid accountability. In my opinion this boils down to pure terrorism on the part of the NYPD. They hunt people like animals and subject them to curbside strip searches in hopes of adding new inmates to the booming prison population at the tax payers expense. They don't have any money to build modern schools or pay teachers or doctors but they can always find money to build more prisons and buy hi-tech gadgets to more efficiently herd the population in prisons. New York has become a Cybertron like city of cameras, face scanners, license plates readers and real time tracking as the real problem of unemployment is ignored. There are no jobs and there is no help for millions of suffering families and the NYPD is betting on people resorting to crime in a desperate attempt to pay their bills and feed their families as they simultaneously inundate the people with tickets and summons to <b>...</b>
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Bennett Cerf - Oral History - Notable New Yorkers - Part 3

Bennett Cerf - Oral History - Notable New Yorkers Interviewed by Robin Hawkins This interview is from 23rd of January 1968 Part 3: Bennett Cerf describes how Dorothy Kilgallen didnt fit in with the rest of the cast, and how she was always a reporter first and a WML panellist second Bennett then speaks about the death of Fred Allen ______________ The quality of the original recording isn't amazing, but I think it's very interesting to hear Bennett Cerf speak about WML - so I wanted to share it with all of you WML-fans out there :D I have tried to improve and equalize the sound, so you don't have to turn the volume up and down all the time - Hope it works... Bennett Cerf, eminent publisher and punster, was a founder and chairman of Random House Books, a writer and editor of many humor books, and a popular panelist on television's long-running game show, What's My Line?
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New Yorkers Welcome Astronauts 1962

John Glenn and fellow astronauts are welcomed to New York following their successful around the globe space flight in 1962. Transferred from original 35mm print. Footage from this film is available for licensing from www.globalimageworks.com
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New Yorkers Prove Stickball Isn't a Dying Sport - New York Post

The tradition of stickball is kept alive in the Bronx, where players gather every Sunday to play in the streets. video.nypost.com The Post Got It Covered Red Carpet: www.youtube.com Post Movie Reviews: www.youtube.com News: www.youtube.com Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com
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Mayor Bloomberg Update New Yorkers on Hurricane Irene

Mayor Bloomberg Update New Yorkers on Hurricane Irene. OEM Headquaters, Brooklyn New York. 8-27-11, 1030pm. For up to minute info follow @nycmayorsoffice or@notifynyc on twitter.
Bennett Cerf - Oral History - Notable New Yorkers - Part 4

Bennett Cerf - Oral History - Notable New Yorkers Interviewed by Robin Hawkins This interview is from 23rd of January 1968 Part 4: Bennett speaks about how Dorothy Kilgallen was always playing to win. The others were angry because of her way of milking the answers and her acting up. Bennet then describes how the mystery guests wanted to give the panel a hard time - but always wanted to be guessed eventually. He shares an anecdote about Bob Hope. He then starts speaking about the problems of live television when the mystery guests for some reason didn't show. (This is continued in Part 5) ______________ The quality of the original recording isn't amazing, but I think it's very interesting to hear Bennett Cerf speak about WML - so I wanted to share it with all of you WML-fans out there :D I have tried to improve and equalize the sound, so you don't have to turn the volume up and down all the time - Hope it works... Bennett Cerf, eminent publisher and punster, was a founder and chairman of Random House Books, a writer and editor of many humor books, and a popular panelist on television's long-running game show, What's My Line?
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Mayor Bloomberg updates New Yorkers on Hurricane Irene

Mayor Bloomberg updates New Yorkers on Hurricane Irene. One Police Plaza, Manhattan. 8-27-11
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Mayor Updates New Yorkers on Prep for Irene

Mayor Updates New Yorkers on Prep for Irene; Orders Evacuation for Low-Lying Areas in Zone A & All of the Rockaways
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