Ocean Grove beach. Nov. 1, 2014. By Moe Demby, Blogfinger staff. ©
BETH ROWLEY from the movie An Education.
Beth Rowley. 33 yo English singer
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Weird Rainbow
Posted in Ocean Grove photographs, Photography by Moe Demby, tagged Beth Rowley, Weird rainbow in Ocean Grove on June 26, 2020| 2 Comments »
The Big Red Octopus
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Ocean Grove beach. By Paul Goldfinger. © Blogfinger.net. It took two to get this flying cephalopod aloft.
JOHN DENVER. “Shanghai Breezes.”
Light Show
Posted in Music from the stage, Ocean Grove photographs, Photographic Gallery, Black and White, tagged Photo: Light show, They Were You from the Fantasticks on February 19, 2020| Leave a Comment »
Untitled. September 2011. Ocean Grove. By Paul Goldfinger ©
RITA GARDNER. “They Were You.” from the Fantasticks
Ocean Grove beach after hours.
Posted in Ocean Grove photographs, Photographic Gallery: Ocean Grove, Photography at The Jersey Shore, Photography Girls in their summer clothes, tagged Ringo Starr on Blogfinger on February 14, 2020| Leave a Comment »
By Paul Goldfinger. ©
RINGO STARR. “Photograph” From his album The Very Best of Ringo.
“Every time I see your face
It reminds me of the places we used to go
But all I’ve got is a photograph
And I realize you’re not coming back anymore”
Ringo and George Harrison wrote the song “Photograph” in 1973.
Good times at Auditorium Square Park. Bob Bowné photograph.
Posted in Blogfinger Presents, Ocean Grove photographs, Photography by Bob Bowne, tagged Bob Bowne Photo, Ocean Grove photograph, Snowball fight in Ocean Grove after light snow yesterday on February 4, 2020| Leave a Comment »
Ocean Grove. January 25, 2014. By Bob Bowné. Special to Blogfinger ©. Click to enlarge.
CHIC:
The Beach House II in Autumn
Posted in Music from the movies, Ocean Grove photographs, tagged Everything I have is yours, The Ocean Grove Beach House on January 27, 2020| 1 Comment »
Pitman Avenue, Ocean Grove, NJ. Paul Goldfinger photo © October 2013.
The song, “Everything I Have is Yours” was written in 1933 by Harold Admonson (lyrics) and Burton Lane (music) for the movie “Dancing Lady.”
Julie London also recorded it for her album “Nice Girls Don’t Stay for Breakfast.” (Say it isn’t so Julie.)
Stokes says, “Don’t let our little old ladies struggle to find parking.”
Posted in Ocean GRove parking issues, Ocean Grove photographs, tagged Permit parking in Ocean Grove on January 26, 2020| Leave a Comment »
Check the flier at Stoke’s feet. He evidently supports resident permit parking in the Grove. Blogfinger action photo. Click to read the flier. © 7/13/17
In my mind I see this lady with a colorful umbrella and a New Orleans jazz band marching behind her as she goes round and round around Stokes’ statue. The band would play “When the Saints Go Marchin’ In” over and over, with a wide variety of lyrics.
Sometimes “hot ” lyrics would be substituted in New Orleans such as:
“I used to have a playmate
“Who would walk and talk with me
“But since she got religion
“She’s scared the c*** outta me.”
The New Orleans Preservation Hall Jazz Band:
Being there….
Posted in Ocean Grove photographs, tagged It's a beautiful morning--the Rascals on January 19, 2020| Leave a Comment »
Ocean Grove, NJ. By Paul Goldfinger © Click to enlarge. 2013
THE RASCALS: “It’s a Beautiful Morning”
Auditorium Park
Posted in Ocean Grove photographs, Photograph by Paul Goldfinger, Photographic Gallery, Black and White, tagged Auditorium Square Park in Ocean Grove on December 5, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Ocean Grove. 2013. By Paul Goldfinger. © Click on photo to enlarge
RENATA SCOTTO WITH THE SLOVAK PHILHARMONIC. “O Mio Babbino Caro” from Gianni Schicchi by Puccini
Heading north from the Grove…
Posted in Ocean Grove photographs, tagged OG boardwalk twilight on October 5, 2019| Leave a Comment »
Twilight. A. Park OG border. Near the Casino, looking south. Paul Goldfinger ©. October 5, 2019. Click to enlarge.
EVA CASSIDY: “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore.”
