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Meerkat said:
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That was my song when I divorced my first wife.
I'd put on my headphones and crank it up until my ears bled and sing/scream along.
"I don't care anymore, nomore, nomore!".
Just celebrated 30 years with my wonderful wife so the first failure, well that wasn't because of me.
 
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Well, since we're digging up bones, the song I fell in love to for the first time:
It was historic.
It needed no lyrics.
My GF and I would always talk on the telephone for hours every night and I always had it playing on the stereo.
Had it playing on the 8-track in the car on that famous night too
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(yes, that's what album covers looked like for us teenagers. Suggestive?)
 
Supervisor42 said:
Well, since we're digging up bones, the song I fell in love to for the first time:
It was historic.
It needed no lyrics.
My GF and I would always talk on the telephone for hours every night and I always had it playing on the stereo.
Had it playing on the 8-track in the car on that famous night tooView attachment 47479.

(yes, that's what album covers looked like for us teenagers. Suggestive?)
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For some reason the melody of this song reminded me of this song.:dunno:

 
Time to try to lower the boom on the gloom.



One more for mama who played these on piano and did a little dance show as she played.Before she married and had 5 kids she was a noght club entertainer and pianist,so we got to hear a variety of great music from Strauss to Jerry Lee.:lil guy::heart:


 
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phideaux said:
I doubt if I can even find recorded music from when I was a kid...:D



Jim
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You might be surprised, there is a lot of good old stuff out there that I was amazed to find, I used to watch early 50's TV when Les Paul and Mary Ford had a program, as a kid I loved listening to their music and found most of those old songs on the internet along with some of the garage bands that played at a friend of mines teenage night club in Tacoma, Washington in the mid 60's, one of which was Merrilee Rush and the Turnabouts, I think she sings Angel of the Morning better than Juice Newton's version.
 
viking said:
You might be surprised, there is a lot of good old stuff out there that I was amazed to find, I used to watch early 50's TV when Les Paul and Mary Ford had a program, as a kid I loved listening to their music and found most of those old songs on the internet along with some of the garage bands that played at a friend of mines teenage night club in Tacoma, Washington in the mid 60's, one of which was Merrilee Rush and the Turnabouts, I think she sings Angel of the Morning better than Juice Newton's version.
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Angel Of The Morning, remember that one!Right about Juice Newton didn't measure up to Merrilee.

 
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