Open Post: Drove My Chevy To The Levee But The Levee Was Dry!

By AK

In 1956, there was a ton of great movies, including the Doris Day smash "The Man Who Knew Too Much," a Hitchcock remake of his own original (not to be confused with the cinematic masterpiece "The Man Who Blew Too Much") (which sits alongside other esteemed works like “Bonfire of the Panties,” “Free My Willy,” “The Loin King,” “H.R. Muff ‘n Stuff,” “Bang the Nun Slowly,” “A Rimmer Runs Through It,” “Spray It Forward,” "Schindler's Fist" and “The Legend in Bagger’s Pants.”). 

The Platters had a big hit that year with "(You've Got The) Magic Touch" and a few years later they recorded one of the biggest hits of the decade, the immortal..."The Great Pretender:"


So let's roll down the windows, drive along the shore and listen to the radio, and see what kind of good trouble we can get into. After all, it's Open Post, darlings!

Photo Credit: AK

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