The 60's and 70's song appreciation thread (obscurity welcome)

[BicknellCC]

some AM Gold

 

more

[stryper]

Another from 1977:

 

 

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> @BicknellCC said:

> some AM Gold

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Speaking of Gold...

 

[BicknellCC]

Gold is a great tune. Also liked Nitty Gritty when the pop stations wouldn't give them air time, and most country ones either'

from stars and stripes forever live

 

 

 

 

[stryper]

Another change of direction, but I always liked this one. The musical phrasing is awkward, but the movie it came from should be part of every high school curriculum...here’s Lulu:

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8-M_wg8AI4.

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> @touch said:

> Slow dancing in H.S. in the late 70's

> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFQU1AmVPtc&list=PL7P2TR060DnTnYrfZrE26cIZ-lUVgzgfC&index=9

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> ahhh and sigh. The memories of my first girl Amy Stone. She passed of Cancer in her early 40's I learned at a

> high school reunion I attended few years back in The Lou. (lol they didn't call STL " the Lou" in my day.)

> Cruising my Olds Cutlass Supreme through Forest Park on a weekend day with my Amy by my side. Sweet memories.

> RIP Amy

 

Backtracking in the thread, I just noticed this. So sad, but yes, sweet memories indeed. I think Amy is smiling right now. :)

 

 

Edit, had to add this:

 

[aloha b.]

[aloha b.]

[aloha b.]

[aloha b.]

Pablo Cruise was a favorite band of mine

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> @stryper said:

> Back to KADI/K-SHE...did we do these guys yet?

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No we hadn't and that is a great post.

And if it is my turn for something from the K-she/KADI collection.

 

[aloha b.]

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> @stryper said:

> What a great thread. Kudos to the OP and also to Touch for his(?) participation!!!

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Why thanks sir. Yes his participation would be correct. I am a 57 year old mid western reared male!

 

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> @"aloha b." said:

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If you’re going George, I have to go Ringo B)

 

 

And then, we might as well throw Cat in there too?

 

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> @BicknellCC said:

> Touch, First I want to say I am sorry about Amy, My old HS sweethearts are scattered all over the country, but they ate all still living.

> Certain songs bring them to mind occasionally.

> Undercover Angel was popular the summer I took drivers Ed, Could count on hearing it a couple times when we were driving

> Out in the Country is by far my favorite 3 Dog Night song. Cool symphony version!

> Want Ads, Our grade school music teacher had 45's she would play for us for the last 10 minutes of class. That was one of the most requested.

> good posts man.

Kind post sir, I appreciate it.

Out in the country is my favorite too. Glad I am jogging some positive memories!

And of course this was one of the huge hits that we loved together.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4xp2lgiAjY

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this was 1979 folks

"if your girl starts acting up, then you take her friend"

Did they know they were to be one of the early pioneers of this genre?

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fS9-Yimdhw

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> @touch said:

> > @stryper said:

> > What a great thread. Kudos to the OP and also to Touch for his(?) participation!!!

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> Why thanks sir. Yes his participation would be correct. I am a 57 year old mid western reared male!

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Given our common roots—you’re two years younger—I’m guessing you remember Bogarts, Talayna’s (sp), and Mississippi Nights down on the landing...

 

[touch]

And I shall close my posting tonight with another large favorite of mine.

And RIP to all the great musicians mentioned in this fine thread.

Good night gents,

touch

1974

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> @stryper said:

> > @touch said:

> > > @stryper said:

> > > What a great thread. Kudos to the OP and also to Touch for his(?) participation!!!

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> > Why thanks sir. Yes his participation would be correct. I am a 57 year old mid western reared male!

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> Given our common roots—you’re two years younger—I’m guessing you remember Bogarts, Talayna’s (sp), and Mississippi Nights down on the landing...

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For sure remember Miss. Nights

Was Bogart's right off 40/i64 somewhere near the central west end. Dancing joint? If so I was sneaking in with my fake I.D.

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for stryker

 

[touch]

for Stryker

"on the Hill"

Steve Mizerany the Appliance store

 

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> @touch said:

> > @stryper said:

> > > @touch said:

> > > > @stryper said:

> > > > What a great thread. Kudos to the OP and also to Touch for his(?) participation!!!

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> > > Why thanks sir. Yes his participation would be correct. I am a 57 year old mid western reared male!

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> > Given our common roots—you’re two years younger—I’m guessing you remember Bogarts, Talayna’s (sp), and Mississippi Nights down on the landing...

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> For sure remember Miss. Nights

> Was Bogart's right off 40/i64 somewhere near the central west end. Dancing joint? If so I was sneaking in with my fake I.D.

 

Bogarts was a block west and a few doors down from MIssippi Nights. Talaynas had two different venues. One on the Landing and one in Central West End.

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For Stryker

 

 

 

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For Stryker

One last K-she / KADI one

I bet you enjoyed this one