Favorite songs I was raised on

[Simon1]

One of my favorites -

 

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[WannaDig3687]

Wrightdigger says: This is kind of odd. I remember The Spence Davis Group's version. I don't remember Chicago coming out with it.

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Ok, now we are getting an idea of when that "Blonde" phase started to kick in.

LOL! Yep somewhere between 4 and 7. LOL!

 

[Simon1]

 

[WannaDig3687]

Don't remember that one, either. So new to me.

 

[Simon1]

In your defense, it was many years before your time. Don or Bill will remember it I am sure.

 

[WannaDig3687]

At the beginning of this thread, I told how my mom and dad took me to C & W shows. While this guy never made it as big as his brother did, he was still a beloved musician. About 6 or 8 years ago he came to Sidney, Oh. and played at a school gymnasium. Mr. WD and I took his mom and my mom and dad to it. One of the last good time with the folks memories we have with his mom as she passed just about 5 years ago. They really enjoyed themselves.

 

[WannaDig3687]

You are helping me to remember them.

What? Did you loose your wand?

 

[Simon1]

 

[Simon1]

What? Did you loose your wand?

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[WannaDig3687]

That was a cool one (new to me, also)!

 

[Simon1]

ahhhhhhhh, Tommy Cash. back in the early 60's my parents said they were good friends. Everytime he came to the house the parents made us go to our rooms to play. When Johnny Cash was in town, every once in a while a black limousine would come to the house and pick up our parents while we stayed home with a babysitter. If memory serves me correctly, Tommy was a pretty good cartoonist and drew comics and left them for us kids. That's going way back.

 

[Simon1]

I am surprised that you are familiar with as many songs you are. Again, these were products of a generation or two before you. You are doing good.

 

[WannaDig3687]

I knew not one of the Gary Lewis and the Playboys. I like them!

 

[WannaDig3687]

ahhhhhhhh, Tommy Cash. back in the early 60's my parents said they were good friends. Everytime he came to the house the parents made us go to our rooms to play. When Johnny Cash was in town, every once in a while a black limousine would come to the house and pick up our parents while we stayed home with a babysitter. If memory serves me correctly, Tommy was a pretty good cartoonist and drew comics and left them for us kids. That's going way back.

What?!?!? You knew Tommy Cash? That's pretty cool!!

 

[Simon1]

Wrightdiggers says: I knew not one of the Gary Lewis and the Playboys. I like them!

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Really ? They had some junk, but also had some I really liked. Gary could play many instruments. Met him back in the mid 80's at a state fair show. Seemed like a nice guy.

 

[Simon1]

What?!?!? You knew Tommy Cash? That's pretty cool!!

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I wouldn't say I knew him, my parents did. Us kids just got a casual quick glimpse every once in a while. To us, he wasn't famous, just a friend of our parents.

 

[WannaDig3687]

That's one in my era. I didn't know the drummer was the singer. So, I learned something today already!

 

[WannaDig3687]

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Oh......... Your'e GOOD !

Grasshopper is learning.

 

[Simon1]

Grasshopper is learning.

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Yes you are learning, nice grasshopper picture.