Folks!1992
Genre: Comedy, Drama
They called 2003 "the year of the blues," but any year that sees another release in the American Folk Blues Festival series is one worth savoring. There's no lack of star power on this, the third volume (the first two were released in, yes, '03) tak… more »
Jon Aldrich:
I remember this picture.
Harry Aldrich:
Oh yeah. Guy on the left had is Tom Hankerman, he flew 37 missions before going down over Okinawa.
Jon Aldrich:
Pop, you're putting your shorts on backwards.
Harry Aldrich:
Huh? Oh yeah. That guy there is Lenny Coleman. Lenny ran that little airfield I flew out of after the war.
Jon Aldrich:
Is that the place you took me to for my first ride?
Harry Aldrich:
Your mother too. And last ride for her!
Jon Aldrich:
Pop, you see much of Arlene?
Harry Aldrich:
Arlene?
Jon Aldrich:
Your loving daughter.
Harry Aldrich:
No.
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