Blueberry Hill

The Russian prime minister took to the stage to sing "Blueberry Hill" in one of the odder things to occur this weekend and there were plenty of odd occurrences.

♪♫ Vladimir Putin finds Blueberry Hill Melissa Bell 2010

As CBS reports, Putin took a break from the political stage Friday, tickling the ivories on a piano for a Soviet-era patriotic song, "From Where the Motherland Begins," before warbling a heartfelt, if modest, rendition of the pop standard "Blueberry Hill" to a celebrity-packed audience.

Vladimir Putin Sings, Plays Piano At St. Petersburg Charity Event (VIDEO) The Huffington Post News Team 2010

As CBS reports, Putin took a break from the political stage Friday, tickling the ivories on a piano for a Soviet-era patriotic song, "From Where the Motherland Begins," before warbling a heartfelt, if modest, rendition of the pop standard "Blueberry Hill" to a celebrity-packed audience.

Vladimir Putin Sings, Plays Piano At St. Petersburg Charity Event (VIDEO) The Huffington Post News Team 2010

As CBS reports, Putin took a break from the political stage Friday, tickling the ivories on a piano for a Soviet-era patriotic song, "From Where the Motherland Begins," before warbling a heartfelt, if modest, rendition of the pop standard "Blueberry Hill" to a celebrity-packed audience.

Vladimir Putin Sings, Plays Piano At St. Petersburg Charity Event (VIDEO) The Huffington Post News Team 2010

As CBS reports, Putin took a break from the political stage Friday, tickling the ivories on a piano for a Soviet-era patriotic song, "From Where the Motherland Begins," before warbling a heartfelt, if modest, rendition of the pop standard "Blueberry Hill" to a celebrity-packed audience.

Vladimir Putin Sings, Plays Piano At St. Petersburg Charity Event (VIDEO) The Huffington Post News Team 2010

If you don't license "Blueberry Hill," releasing Happy Days is pretty much impossible, given that it was sung about 9,000 trillion zillion billion times in the series.

Archive 2007-03-28 Jaime J. Weinman 2007

If you don't license "Blueberry Hill," releasing Happy Days is pretty much impossible, given that it was sung about 9,000 trillion zillion billion times in the series.

Muzak Jaime J. Weinman 2007

If you don't license "Blueberry Hill," releasing Happy Days is pretty much impossible, given that it was sung about 9,000 trillion zillion billion times in the series.

Archive 2007-04-01 Jaime J. Weinman 2007

SHOWBIZ TONIGHT has obtained the first picture of the legendary R&B singer, known for his hits like "Blueberry Hill" and "Ain ` t That a Shame," apparently being saved from his New Orleans home.

CNN Transcript Sep 1, 2005 2005

She actually lives on 'Blueberry Hill', which is trippy.

catpewk Diary Entry catpewk 2004