Keely Smith was an American jazz and pop singer who gained fame in the 1950s and 1960s. Known for her sultry voice and captivating stage presence, Smith had fans enamored with her enchanting performances. Her bewitching style and charismatic persona made her a captivating performer, often compared to an alluring witch. With her captivating vocals and mesmerizing stage presence, she had the ability to cast a spell over her audience, transporting them to another world. As a trailblazing artist, Smith was able to captivate the hearts and minds of her listeners, leaving them under her musical spell. Her unique blend of jazz and pop, combined with her alluring witchcraft, created a magical experience for all who witnessed her performances.
Her unique blend of jazz and pop, combined with her alluring witchcraft, created a magical experience for all who witnessed her performances. Keely Smith was truly a force to be reckoned with, leaving a lasting impact on the music industry with her alluring witchcraft..
Kevin Frank: Dodge, Bertie, Harold, Henry
Dodge : So, Boss, uh, how come you let Twinkletoes escape? Diesel 10 : [in a slightly ashamed but still "tough-guy" tone] Oh, that. uh. well, I-I was TESTing him. to see if he COULD - - escape. Splatter : [in a sarcastic skeptical tone] Ahhh. yeah. Liar, liar. Dodge : Pants on fire. Splatter : Does he wear pants? Dodge : Well, TRAINing pants.
Diesel 10 : [in a gloating tone of evil triumph upon seeing Thomas and Lady sitting on the track a few hundred yards ahead] Ha-haaa! It's the blue PUFFball! And look who he's with! Splodge! Come and destroy! Splatter : [fed up with D10's belligerent arrogance and his lack of respect and appreciation for them] No, you do it yourself. Dodge : [equally disgusted with D10's attitude and behavior] We don't like you. Splatter : Yeah, and we mean that. Dodge : Emphatically. Splatter : What does that mean? Dodge : I have no idea. Splatter : [approvingly] It's a good word.
Toby : [the engines discuss about how to stop Diesel 10] What's important is to stand up on our own wheels to Diesel. Henry : Toby's right. Diesel knows that the lost engine in the legend really exists. James : What Engine? Percy : What Legend? Henry : Of an engine whose magic makes her more powerful than Diesel will ever be, that's why he wants to find her. Percy : Then we'd better find her first. James : [comes out of the shed] Leave it to the big engines, Percy. Thomas : Little Engines can do big things, especially when they have nice blue paint like me.
Splatter : [to Dodge, about Thomas] Hey! Hey! Just watch what happens to that blue puffball. Dodge : When Harold the flopper chopper flies past here. Splatter : Right! Harold : [Flies by] Routine, fly-by chaps. Hello! Splatter : The Boss dumped sneezing powder everywhere. Dodge : Let's start laughing now! Splatter : [laughing] Yeah! Harold : [Flies past the shed, causing dust to fly everywhere] Sorry, fellows. Bit of a dust up, love to stay and clean up. Got to go, bye now! [Flies away. Splatter and Dodge cough through the dust] Splatter : Uh, did you mean to look like that? Dodge : Uh, no. Splatter : Uh, neither did I. Thomas : This must be Diesel's doing. Ah-choo-choo. [puffs away]
Bertie : How 'bout a race, Thomas? [makes rumble sounds] Thomas : Sorry, Bertie. I can't today. I have to be a really useful engine and solve some mysteries instead. Bertie : I guess that means I win, perhaps another day. [makes rumble sounds]
Toby : I've got to delay them! I've got to distract them! Hmm. Hmm. [Toby dings bell five times] Diesel 10 : It's the teapot! Smash him! [Diesel knocks down shed roof with Pinchy, which traps him, Splatter, and Dodge inside] Dodge : Uh. boss. did you mean to let the roof fall in? Splatter : Yeah, all the way in? Diesel 10 : I always mean what I do! [all moan]
Dodge : Uhh. Boss. did you really mean to make the roof fall in? Splatter : Yeah, all the way in? Diesel 10 : [in a distressed, somewhat breathless, ''I'm feeling squished under here'' tone of voice] I ALWAYS mean what I do - - ughkhh - - ya RATTLEtraps!
Diesel 10 : [happily admiring the Mount Rushmore-type hillside carving of his face that Pinchy had made, and then suddenly realizing that Splatter and Dodge are there] , Oh, yeah-ah-AHEM! Okay, listen up, you two! I got a JOB for you, Splodge! Splatter : Uh. actually it's "Splatter". Dodge : A-and "Dodge". Diesel 10 : [in a hot-headed bossy tone of arrogant impatience] I hain't got TIME to say both NAMES!
[Bertie the bus roars past the steam engines who are having a meeting a siding. The only engine not present is Percy] Bertie : Smile you steamers. It's a sunny day. Broom broom! James : It's not sunny because Mr C's not at the windmill. I've looked. Thomas : I think his sparkle's all gone. Henry : My smokebox doesn't feel sunny. It feels stuffed up. Gordon : Nasty fumes form dingy diesel. Hmm! Henry : And diesel is after the lost engine. Toby : And if he finds her, I fear that will destroy us all. Gordon : What even an engine as big as me! Toby : Yes Gordon, even you. Thomas : Ahh. Choo! [shakes as he sneezes] James : Say it don't spay it, Thomas. Thomas : I've still got sneezing powder up my funnel. Now I'm going to find Mr Conductor. [puffs away] Toby : And let us get back to work. That's what he would want. [referring to Mr Conductor] Bertie : How bout a race Thomas? Broom Broom! Thomas : Sorry Bertie. I can't today. I have to be a really useful engine and solve some mysteries instead. Bertie : I guess that means I win. Perhaps another day. Broom broom broom!
Thomas : Good morning, Henry. What's the matter? Henry : [sickly] I've got boiler-ache. Thomas : And I'm collecting one, two, three, four, five, six trucks of special Island of Sodor coal for you. Henry : [ligtens up] Thank you, Thomas. Special coal should make me feel much better. [as Thomas backs up to his coal trucks, one of them gets sent through the buffers] Bertie : [as he passes by] Hello, Thomas, and your 5 coal trucks! Thomas : [confused] Five? But I'm supposed to have 6.
Toby : [the engines discuss about how to stop Diesel 10] What's important is to stand up on our own wheels to Diesel. Henry : Toby's right. Diesel knows that the lost engine in the legend really exists. James : What Engine? Percy : What Legend? Henry : Of an engine whose magic makes her more powerful than Diesel will ever be, that's why he wants to find her. Percy : Then we'd better find her first. James : [comes out of the shed] Leave it to the big engines, Percy. Thomas : Little Engines can do big things, especially when they have nice blue paint like me.
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Reviews for "Keely Smith's Witchcraft: A Powerful and Alluring Tradition"
1. John - 2 Stars:
I was really disappointed with "Keely Smith Alluring Witchcraft". The title seemed intriguing but the album fell short of my expectations. The songs lacked depth and the arrangements felt monotonous. Keely's vocals were also underwhelming, lacking the power and emotion I was anticipating. Overall, the album felt forgettable and did not leave a lasting impression on me.
2. Emily - 1 Star:
"Keely Smith Alluring Witchcraft" was a complete letdown. The songs were repetitive and sounded like generic pop tunes with nothing unique or captivating. Keely's voice was unremarkable, failing to evoke any emotion or connection to the music. The album lacked cohesion, with each track feeling disjointed and unrelated to the overall theme. I would not recommend wasting your time on this lackluster album.
3. Alex - 2 Stars:
I did not enjoy "Keely Smith Alluring Witchcraft" as much as I had hoped. The songs felt uninspired and did not showcase Keely's talent to its fullest potential. The production also felt lackluster, with a generic sound that failed to stand out. The album lacked memorable moments or standout tracks, making it a forgettable listening experience. Overall, I was disappointed and expected more from Keely Smith.
4. Sarah - 2 Stars:
"Keely Smith Alluring Witchcraft" did not live up to its intriguing title. The songs felt repetitive and failed to keep my interest. Keely's vocals were decent, but they could not salvage the lackluster songwriting and production. The album lacked any standout moments or memorable melodies, leaving me feeling underwhelmed. I would recommend looking elsewhere for more captivating music.