now who do you think taught him that?................................It wasn't me!!!
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Ok, I was close. Best ever era in music. Elvis had his time, and I do like his stuff, but give me Creedence, Croce, Little River Band, Harry Chapin, Skinard, Doobie Brothers, Bad Company......
...Chicago, Queen, Fleetwood Mac.
Yup, a great time to be.
Did I mention Scuzz Twittly?
.....no ....no I didn't
Daris probably knows him.
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My dad came out here in the west from Philly, he was an Italian cowboy and made me listen to country music and watch Hee Haw on the tube every week. Seems to have stuck since I like country music as much as the hippie stuff these days.
Outlaw Country on XM plays some hippie stuff which is why I think they call it that.
Buck Owens brings a tear to my eye. Specially when I'm driving through Bakerfield.
Outlaw Country on XM plays some hippie stuff which is why I think they call it that.
Buck Owens brings a tear to my eye. Specially when I'm driving through Bakerfield.
I been sitting most of the afternoon with my head phones on and listening to oldies , right now its the Big Bopper singing Chantily Lace. I get it through my cable system, no commercials.
How long since you heard this one?
My cousin again, can barely hear him.
They're pretty good, but yeah, the audio isn't the best. How old is it?
1993
Yeah, I thought your cousin was older than that.
What were you doing when this song was big?
Pretty intense.
Pretty intense.
...oh, and if you don't have a good set of headphones or you can't crank the volume up to slightly below the glass shattering level, then you won't get full enjoyment.
The year before I would get my flooring contractor license. Her song knocked Ray Parker Jr's "Ghostbusters" out of the #1 spot, then Tina was replaced by John Waites "Missing You". Geez, that's a long time ago...
I was in a bar once with friends. ...ah, The Sportsman Tavern
...I think I was 18. Small dance floor and gust enough room for a band. We had some really good local bands. The played a really good Proud Mary that night. What an era.........
...I think I was 18. Small dance floor and gust enough room for a band. We had some really good local bands. The played a really good Proud Mary that night. What an era.........
That's cool. The area up here has a lot of summer homes, several bars in close proximity had great music those summers.
Tina went back and forth between Rhythm and blues and Rock. What a line, who needs a heart when a heart can be broken. MTV days 
John Fogerty, of CCR, wrote "Proud Mary". He once said that they performed the song too, but Tina did it right.
