The Animaniacs recount that fateful day Jan 17 1994, when California dealt with- A Quake, A Quake!

Happy Birthday to my precious little nephew David! Uncle Johnnie loves you so much, little man. Here's The Animaniacs with a song he also likes a lot- Yakko's World

I've never been very good at remembering the State Capitals, but here's Wakko Warner to help us along in song! Wakko's America!

Straight from the Pirates of Penzance (sort of) The Animaniacs do their best Gilbert & Sullivan with I Am The Very Model Of A Cartoon Individual.

The Animaniacs get some help from Otto von Schnitzelpusskrankengescheitmeyer as they sing the "international friendship song"- Schnitzelbank

Every year for my nephew's birthday I try and pick something a little whimsical for our SuperstarWeek- this time The Animaniacs! Join The Warner Bros & Warner Sister Dot!

We bid a fond farewell to Linda Ronstadt this SuperstarWeek with another classic from her 70s heyday- When Will I Be Loved

In the 80s Linda Ronstadt took a swing for the fences by turning her focus to classics from the Great American Songbook, led by Sinatra's arranger Nelly Riddle. It paid off topping the charts, taking the Bronze that year after MJ's Thriller & Lionel Richie's Can't Slow Down- What's New

Linda Ronstadt first made the scene as a member of the Stone Ponies with a hit written by Monkee Mike Nesmith- Different Drum.

Honestly, I'm not a fan of sad songs, but my mother insisted any Linda Ronstadt "best of" list needed this song, so get the hankies out folks- Long Long Time