Favorite songs I was raised on

River Rat · Apr 19, 2018

Tnet's automated alert "Quick Moderation" on Miranda1. Joined Apr 17th, only post was this. So, we'll keep an eye out for anymore activity. In the meantime, a trip down memory lane on so many songs posted here.

Being in South Louisiana, grew up with Cajun music. Mostly Swamp Pop...here are a few of my favorites...Van Broussard. We have a Swamp Pop Fest every year, where many of the local bands perform. Van is still playing despite getting older, his sister Grace is of "Dale and Grace". Dale is deceased, but Grace still sings with Van. Someone posted on YouTube compiled all of of Van's songs. Enjoy!

Treasure_Hunter · Apr 19, 2018

From my high school days. Johnny Rivers.

River Rat · Apr 19, 2018

Always loved Johnny Rivers, he and B.J. Thomas seem to always pop up at the Jazz Fest in NOLA.

River Rat · Apr 19, 2018

Going back to Swamp Pop...Dale & Grace made two records. Dale Houston (April 23, 1940 – September 27, 2007) was an American singer who, along with his performing partner, Grace Broussard, hit the Billboard chart as Dale & Grace with two rock and roll singles. The first was the No. 1 gold record "I'm Leaving It Up to You" in 1963. "Stop and Think It Over" reached No. 8 in 1964.

On American Bandstand...

Dale singing with her brother, Van Broussard...

Dale is deceased, Dale still still sings with her brother, Van Broussard. Van is in his 80's now. Anyway, a dance hall. "Moonlight Inn" built in the 30's, where my dad played the trumpet in a band. This dance hall had many, many years of performers...Johnny Rivers even performed there. It's a memory now. The floods of August 2016 was disastrous to all of folks in the surrounding areas. Including me.

WannaDig3687 · Apr 19, 2018

Thank you River Rat and Treasure Hunter! I heard some of those. Been busy today and will have to listen to the rest later. I love all kinds of music but love reminiscing to the oldies!

Peyton Manning · Apr 19, 2018

River Rat said:
Tnet's automated alert "Quick Moderation" on Miranda1. Joined Apr 17th, only post was this. So, we'll keep an eye out for anymore activity. In the meantime, a trip down memory lane on so many songs posted here.

Being in South Louisiana, grew up with Cajun music. Mostly Swamp Pop...here are a few of my favorites...Van Broussard. We have a Swamp Pop Fest every year, where many of the local bands perform. Van is still playing despite getting older, his sister Grace is of "Dale and Grace". Dale is deceased, but Grace still sings with Van. Someone posted on YouTube compiled all of of Van's songs. Enjoy!

not sure what that means, but never heard of any of her songs ( miranda) and do not intend to find out

Peyton Manning · Apr 19, 2018

Treasure_Hunter said:
From my high school days. Johnny Rivers.

may be mistaken, but I always thought johnny rivers was black

WannaDig3687 · Apr 20, 2018

Treasure_Hunter said:
From my high school days. Johnny Rivers.

River Rat said:
Going back to Swamp Pop...Dale & Grace made two records. Dale Houston (April 23, 1940 – September 27, 2007) was an American singer who, along with his performing partner, Grace Broussard, hit the Billboard chart as Dale & Grace with two rock and roll singles. The first was the No. 1 gold record "I'm Leaving It Up to You" in 1963. "Stop and Think It Over" reached No. 8 in 1964.

Dale is deceased, Dale still still sings with her brother, Van Broussard. Van is in his 80's now. Anyway, a dance hall. "Moonlight Inn" built in the 30's, where my dad played the trumpet in a band. This dance hall had many, many years of performers...Johnny Rivers even performed there. It's a memory now. The floods of August 2016 was disastrous to all of folks in the surrounding areas. Including me.

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jeff-gordon said:
may be mistaken, but I always thought johnny rivers was black

I remember almost all of those songs! I used to run around singing "I'm Leaving ing It All Up To You" and "Baby, I Need Your Lovin'."

Jeff, I would say, after watching the videos, you are mistaken. :tongue3:

littlehugger · Apr 20, 2018

Wrightdigger said:

NOW THATS A HIT FOR THE AGES!
This song is the only Christmas song ever to be the Number One Hit in the nation.
I used to have a 45 record of this song and would play it constantly, while howling along. Its a wonder I lived thru childhood.
Even today, Christmas is not Christmas until I hear the Chipmunks on the radio.
Life is good

WannaDig3687 · Apr 20, 2018

littlehugger said:
NOW THATS A HIT FOR THE AGES!
This song is the only Christmas song ever to be the Number One Hit in the nation.
I used to have a 45 record of this song and would play it constantly, while howling along. Its a wonder I lived thru childhood.
Even today, Christmas is not Christmas until I hear the Chipmunks on the radio.
Life is good

Ha! Ha! I played mine constantly, too!

Peyton Manning · Apr 20, 2018

I realized today I was thinking of johnny mathis

Honest Samuel · Apr 20, 2018

I am a rock and roll songs lover.

WannaDig3687 · Apr 21, 2018

jeff-gordon said:
I realized today I was thinking of johnny mathis

I can understand that. I blame my memory lapses on being old, blonde, and Polish. What's your excuse? (Oh, boy. Did I just give you and endless supply of material to pick on me with?)

WannaDig3687 · Apr 21, 2018

Honest Samuel said:
I am a rock and roll songs lover.

Like which ones? Go ahead and share with us.

WannaDig3687 · Apr 21, 2018

Looky what I found from my high school years.

Peyton Manning · Apr 22, 2018

Wrightdigger said:
I can understand that. I blame my memory lapses on being old, blonde, and Polish. What's your excuse? (Oh, boy. Did I just give you and endless supply of material to pick on me with?)

my only memory problems are due to the tetrabites of memories in my brain

RTR · Apr 23, 2018

I forgot one >>

Rookster · Apr 23, 2018

I still love "Purple Haze".

WannaDig3687 · Apr 23, 2018

RTR said:
I forgot one >>

That's a good one RTR! And the message is so true. Sometimes couples need to remember the love that they had in the beginning.

WannaDig3687 · Apr 23, 2018

rook3434 said:
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I still love "Purple Haze".

Interesting information I just dug up. According to an interview he gave in the late 60's, the words came to him in a dream he had after reading some sci-fi book. And concerning the meaning of the song, Hendrix pointed out this verse: "Never happy or in misery/ Whatever it is, that girl put a spell on me."
Also, the original song was 10 pages long and supposedly (I couldn't find the original to prove this part) It started out: "Purple Haze/Jesus Saves."

So here you go rook3434.

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