Favorite songs I was raised on

This was the original version, but I found one that was right up Tom's alley. But since this is your thread Sis, I will post the tame version with NO bikini clad girls :BangHead:



LOL I'm getting pretty immune to it by now from hanging out with the pirates. I don't think Tom knows about this thread. :dontknow: I dare say it might be interesting to hear his oldie favorites, since he is from Germany. He might have a few that have been unheard of to us.
 

Didn't check to see if this was mentioned already...

Next month will be the 50th anniversary of Woodstock. Here's a song that Santana performed there...




This is a good one. I like Santana.

I did a little research yesterday. There were 32 bands/performers for Woodstock. Plenty of material to cover. :laughing9: I also read the issues they had with getting permits at different venues that led to them having it at Yasgur's farm. And, I see that the Woodstock 50 is struggling with permits now.
 

The Band at Woodstock...



I admit I don't know a lot of performers names. I just recall the songs. This song takes me back to some good childhood memories! Thanks! I think I will be able to remember their name now. :tongue3: :laughing9:
 

Interesting self analysis: Back in the days of Woodstock, I was a police officer with the LAPD 'with an attitude' against what happened at Woodstock (other than the music). Today, I'd vote for the legalization of pot. Keep the music coming.
Don....
 

Interesting self analysis: Back in the days of Woodstock, I was a police officer with the LAPD 'with an attitude' against what happened at Woodstock (other than the music). Today, I'd vote for the legalization of pot. Keep the music coming.
Don....

That is interesting.

When I was a pot head, I was all for it. Then, I became a new creation and took a staunch stand against it. Now, I must admit, I teeter-totter, but teeter towards legalizing it more and more. Not sure, but it may be because I realize it is coming and I need to accept it. I won't say never, but I don't think I will go back.
 

Interesting self analysis: Back in the days of Woodstock, I was a police officer with the LAPD 'with an attitude' against what happened at Woodstock (other than the music). Today, I'd vote for the legalization of pot. Keep the music coming.
Don....
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That must have been a very stressful time Don, especially in L.A.. Congratulations for not losing your sanity, or even worse.
 

Interesting self analysis: Back in the days of Woodstock, I was a police officer with the LAPD 'with an attitude' against what happened at Woodstock (other than the music). Today, I'd vote for the legalization of pot. Keep the music coming.
Don....
Back in the good old days when the fuzz would hassle any long hair dude on sight and play the "up against the wall" game for fun.
 

Canned Heat at Woodstock...



Brown corduroys! Oh man do I remember those! And I got to rat my husband out. He dances just like the guy in the yellow shirt. LOL.

According to Wiki, Going Up The Country was the unofficial song for Woodstock.

 

Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young at Woodstock...



It's been a while since I heard this one! I liked the information givien in the introduction. Over 500,000 young people gathered for 3 days of music and fun. largest group ever assembled at that time. Crazy.
 




Another one I don't remember. One verse that really hit home with me was, "Smoked my first cigarette when I was 10."

I started smoking at 9. Never got caught until I was around 15. By that time, parents didn't care. Different times then.
 

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