I do weekends on a Classic Rock station here in Atlanta, 97.1 The River, (a great weekend hobby that pays well... lol).. I am currently playing and listening to Robert Plant - Tall Cool One

I'm hardly into rh....but this one grabbed onto the vibe o' evening...what a really good song...

OK, I can't claim finding this as I saw from a link on Tech's BBB. Great job with the filming and music though showing off a fellow CUSA campus. I got into the Vitamin String Quartet (Sail) and the beautiful way the campus was shown.

Southern Miss Soaring

Anyone feel like a 'run for the border'? Watch out for the trees. They can press you when they fall on you!

Artist: Christopher Cross
Album: Christopher Cross
Cut: "Ride Like The Wind"
1979

(03-27-2015 04:57 PM)GoodOwl Wrote:  Remember answering machines? My dad loved this song when I was a kid.

Artist: Paul Evans
Track: "Hello, This is Joannie (The Telephone Answering Machine Song)"
#183 (1978) c/w Lullaby Tissue Paper Company
A country Billboard top 40 record, "Joannie" went to number 1 on every big-city country station in the U.S. and went to number 6 on the British "pop" charts. This was his first record produced in Nashville, TN.

i have no idea where you find these amigo. it was certainly worth the watch if only for the suggestion on youtube where i watch the following video.

red sovine - teddy bear





you know how a youtube jag goes. after watching teddy bear i had to watch 'roses for mama' also by red sovine. it appears that red sovine had a penchant for tugging the heart strings. whatever formula works.

(03-31-2015 08:04 AM)dahbeed Wrote:  i have no idea where you find these amigo. it was certainly worth the watch if only for the suggestion on youtube where i watch the following video.

red sovine - teddy bear





you know how a youtube jag goes. after watching teddy bear i had to watch 'roses for mama' also by red sovine. it appears that red sovine had a penchant for tugging the heart strings. whatever formula works.

man, dahbleed I'm tearing up good on that one. Thanks for posting it. I've got a little boy of my own, and that song makes me want to give him a hug when he comes home. I remember my dad got a cb radio for the car back in the day and how much fun it was to llsten as a kid. With cellphones and smartphones, things are different now. You know, I got one of those movie compilations recently for $5 on dvd and they had Smokey and the Bandit on it. I'd never seen the original, but the whole movie was basically how cool it was to be able to talk to someone else on the cb while you were driving. Things were different back then. What a world!

The "Joannie' song was something my tone-deaf dad heard on the radio and got the single and played and played so much it became a bit of a family joke. So when it came to mind recently I posted it and I sent him an email as well and he laughed when we talked.

I like a wide variety of music nowadays, but I get my corniness from my dad I'd say. Mostly, anyway.

here's another take on corny. Not the original video, of course, but funnier. enjoy!

Artist: 69 Boyz
Album: 199Quad
Track: "Tootsee Roll"
Rip-It Records May 27, 1994

(04-01-2015 01:28 PM)GoodOwl Wrote:  here's another take on corny. Not the original video, of course, but funnier. enjoy!

Artist: 69 Boyz
Album: 199Quad
Track: "Tootsee Roll"
Rip-It Records May 27, 1994

LOL

Didn't 95 South have the same song as well?

Artist: The Trammps
Album: Disco Inferno
Track: "Disco Inferno"
Atlantic Records 1976

Looking for something to watch while the series I like to watch bring out their new seasons. Bloodline (Netflicks) was suggested. The series seems to be OK but the opening music caught my ear.

Book Of Fears - The Water Let's You In

Nothing like a song written about the town you live in.

we all swore if we ever got rich, we would pay the mini mart back

Mightee, Mightee!

Artist: The Commodores
Album: Commodores
Jam: "Brick House"
Motown 1977

Artist: The Jesus And Mary Chain
Album: Darklands
Track: "Happy When It Rains"
Blanco y Negro 31 August 1987

"Hart's bass guitar only had three strings, down to two by 1985; In Hart's words "that's the two I use, I mean what's the ******* point spending money on another two? Two is enough."

I thought it was me

@ Good Owl,

Commodores AND The Jesus and Mary Chain.... wow....quite a mix there...

(04-09-2015 12:10 PM)PirateTreasureNC Wrote:  @ Good Owl,

Commodores AND The Jesus and Mary Chain.... wow....quite a mix there...

Both great in their own ways. You should see my old-school vinyl and cd collections. Variety is the spice of life.

(04-09-2015 12:09 PM)PirateTreasureNC Wrote:  



I thought it was me

slammin' track there, PT! Remember going to tha' club and mixin' it up on the dance floor with that one!

(04-09-2015 02:17 PM)GoodOwl Wrote:  

(04-09-2015 12:10 PM)PirateTreasureNC Wrote:  @ Good Owl,

Commodores AND The Jesus and Mary Chain.... wow....quite a mix there...

Both great in their own ways. You should see my old-school vinyl and cd collections. Variety is the spice of life.

True.... I like a good mix myself....

I guess I need to put up some speed metal now...