Possibly Presley's most underrated song. (I own the 45, too, which is nice).
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Possibly Presley's most underrated song. (I own the 45, too, which is nice).
The concept does seem doomed to fail, dunnit? ... What's next? Rarity compilations, mash-ups, box sets, re-mastered albums? Silliness!
If you're a 1969-er and don't include "Sugar Sugar," you might have to fight me.
I honestly considered it, but I now (still) associate the song with the ad jingle they created for Equal artificial sweetener back in the 80s or 90s. Kinda ruined the song for me.
Gawd, I forgot about that ad spot, somehow. ... Funny how advertising use can take sheen off a song, even when the song itself is pure syrup-pop in the first place.
(Albeit Perfect Syrup Pop)
1975 was a great year for music:
Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
Blood on the Tracks - Bob Dylan
Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin
Born to Run - Bruce Springsteen
Night at the Opera - Queen
Just to name a few...
The #1 song on my birthday was "S-A T-U-R D-A-Y Night!!"
Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
Blood on the Tracks - Bob Dylan
Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin
Born to Run - Bruce Springsteen
Night at the Opera - Queen
Just to name a few...
The #1 song on my birthday was "S-A T-U-R D-A-Y Night!!"
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I never should have looked up the #1 song. Now I have scenes from "So I Married an Axe Murderer" rolling through my head.
"Look at the size of that boy's head. It's like an Orange on a toothpick"
"He'll be crying himself to sleep tonight on his huge pillow."
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One link for my birth-year list, The Kinks.
... 25 years ago, I wouldn't have had this on my radar, but its reach for influence to rock/pop gets stronger thru time.
All Day and All of the Night
... 25 years ago, I wouldn't have had this on my radar, but its reach for influence to rock/pop gets stronger thru time.
All Day and All of the Night
Someone has to be the antique of this group. Here is George Morgan's Candy Kisses from 1 9 4 9.
1978
Shake Your Body Down to the Ground - The Jacksons
Moving in Stereo - The Cars
One Nation Under a Groove - Funkadelic
Don't Stop Me Now - Queen
Soft and Wet - Prince
If I Ever See You Again - Roberta Flack
Hot Blooded - Foreigner
Flash Light - Parliament
Album- Briefcase Full of Blues - The Blues Brothers
Shake Your Body Down to the Ground - The Jacksons
Moving in Stereo - The Cars
One Nation Under a Groove - Funkadelic
Don't Stop Me Now - Queen
Soft and Wet - Prince
If I Ever See You Again - Roberta Flack
Hot Blooded - Foreigner
Flash Light - Parliament
Album- Briefcase Full of Blues - The Blues Brothers
Was born before rock n roll so nothing I could list that anyone has ever heard of.
Names, maybe, but not the songs. Nat King Cole, Tony Bennett*, Perry Como, Patti Page, Tony Martin etc.
* That Tony Bennet is still around singing and toured with Lady Gaga in 2014 is pretty amazing.
Names, maybe, but not the songs. Nat King Cole, Tony Bennett*, Perry Como, Patti Page, Tony Martin etc.
* That Tony Bennet is still around singing and toured with Lady Gaga in 2014 is pretty amazing.
Okay, someone older then me!
Number #1 on my birthday.
Come on-a my house, my house, I'm gonna give you
Everything - everything - everything
Oh, Rosemary, you dirty girl, you.
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