Feb 2
Tiny Bubbles having fun 🫧
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Tiny Bubbles having fun 🫧
Supergirl loves her tiny bubbles
G1 My Little Pony comic #51 (1987) - A Shock for Spike
hello i am back with more of my records to sell! i think i'm going to clear house and start over unfortunately, it's just .. THAT bad. so here are a few more options, please dm me for more info and whatnot! Prices don't include shipping! P*ypal or V*nmo please! Thank you!
Taylor Swift
folklore original cover record: $25
Red OG original cover record: $25
The Life of a Showgirl Tiny Bubbles Cover Variant (Aka my favorite one): $40
💚Tiny Bubbles💚
Baby sea ponies are born with training wings to help them swim
Don Ho and The Aliis - Tiny Bubbles (1966) (Stereo) Sonny Burke from: "Tiny Bubbles" / "Do I Love You?" (Single) "Tiny Bubbles" (LP)
Hawaiian | Traditional Pop
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Personnel: Don Ho: Lead Vocals / Piano / Ukulele Benny Chong: Lead Guitar Danny K. Stewart: Steel Guitar Rudy Aquino: Keyboards (Hammond Organ) / Xylophone / Percussion Joe Mundo: Keyboards / Piano Manny Lagodlagod: Bass Al Akana: Drums
Backing Vocals by The Aliis: Al Akana / Rudy Aquino / Benny Chong / Manny Lagodlagod / Joe Mundo
Session Conductor: H. B. Barnum String Arrangement by H. B. Barnum Produced by Sonny Burke
Recorded: @ An Unknown Studio in Los Angeles, California USA during 1966
Single Released: on November 11, 1966 Reprise Records
October 1988. Batman's musical acumen knows no bounds, as this scene from BATMAN: THE CULT #3 reveals. (In keeping with the book's unrelenting ugliness, the humming turns out to be the story's villain, who's happily bathing in a cauldron full of human blood.) For the record, while "Tiny Bubbles" was Don Ho's theme song, it was actually composed by Leon Pober, and was originally intended for Lawrence Welk.
Today's polish is so flakey and shifty! I didn't expect it to be shifty either so that was a nice surprise. It's still pretty rainy here, but it stopped raining JUUUST long enough for me to get these pictures. This is Tiny Bubbles from Nailed It.
