I grew up on my parents music of the 50's early 60's which was great, but in 1977 when I was 13 Alan O'day
released "Undercover Angel" yeah a silly song but It started my own music Journey......What was yours?
What was Your Song?
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What was Your Song?
by RPM » Sun Sep 13, 2015 11:21 am
"Remember Suzanne, those summer nights, those summer nights with me"
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Re: What was Your Song?
by Majestic » Sun Sep 13, 2015 5:52 pm
RPM wrote:I grew up on my parents music of the 50's early 60's which was great, but in 1977 when I was 13 Alan O'day
released "Undercover Angel" yeah a silly song but It started my own music Journey......What was yours?
Funny...I was seven when that song came out, and it was my first 45!
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Re: What was Your Song?
by scarab » Wed Sep 16, 2015 7:54 am
first 45 i bought was thunder island. Jay Ferguson?
but what really cemented my musical genre was a road trip with my family. I was 11 and Escape was playing on all music channels.
Open Arms, Who's Crying Now, Stone in Love, but mostly Don't Stop Believin. After that trip joined Columbia Music Club
and got Infinity, Evolution and Departure.
But back then Don't Stop Believin was my song. Now played to death it's no longer my favorite song.
but what really cemented my musical genre was a road trip with my family. I was 11 and Escape was playing on all music channels.
Open Arms, Who's Crying Now, Stone in Love, but mostly Don't Stop Believin. After that trip joined Columbia Music Club
and got Infinity, Evolution and Departure. But back then Don't Stop Believin was my song. Now played to death it's no longer my favorite song.
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Re: What was Your Song?
by Archetype » Fri Sep 18, 2015 9:09 am
Mr. Roboto and Renegade by Styx, and a lot of Weird Al
"It's really important if you're going to remain a valid band that you play your new stuff. Otherwise you become a parody of what you started out doing." - Janick Gers of Iron Maiden
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Re: What was Your Song?
by Frontiers65 » Wed Sep 23, 2015 7:49 am
King Of Nothing by Seals and Crofts. The Air That I Breathe by The Hollies.
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Re: What was Your Song?
by RPM » Sun Sep 27, 2015 11:58 am
Majestic wrote:RPM wrote:I grew up on my parents music of the 50's early 60's which was great, but in 1977 when I was 13 Alan O'day
released "Undercover Angel" yeah a silly song but It started my own music Journey......What was yours?
Funny...I was seven when that song came out, and it was my first 45!
lol....he ended up being quite the songwriter, for Cher to Helen Reddy and over 100 for children's shows.
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Re: What was Your Song?
by Rick » Mon Sep 28, 2015 7:43 am
Hard to say I'm sorry by Chicago. My dad had a console stereo that would rattle the walls. He used to play Blood Sweat and Tears and a lot of other things, but also a lot of Chicago. I remember just loving the intro into Hard to say I'm sorry. That still gives me chills. It's just beautiful.
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Re: What was Your Song?
by NealIsGod » Wed Sep 30, 2015 4:29 am
The first 45 I ever bought was Band on the Run. The 2nd one was Magic Man.
But the K-Tel collections were the first albums I remember listening to, with songs like "Billy Don't be a Hero" and "The Night Chicago Died".
But the K-Tel collections were the first albums I remember listening to, with songs like "Billy Don't be a Hero" and "The Night Chicago Died".
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Re: What was Your Song?
by JBlake » Tue Oct 06, 2015 7:33 am
"Bodies" Drowning Pool. Wow, I can't believe it's been 14 years since it came out.
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Re: What was Your Song?
by RPM » Tue Oct 06, 2015 10:05 am
NealIsGod wrote:The first 45 I ever bought was Band on the Run. The 2nd one was Magic Man.
But the K-Tel collections were the first albums I remember listening to, with songs like "Billy Don't be a Hero" and "The Night Chicago Died".
I remember those K - tel albums as well, a lot of them had that song by pilot,, whoa whoa whoa its magic...
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Re: What was Your Song?
by Abitaman » Thu Oct 08, 2015 5:33 am
I was raised on country music, never really cared much for rock. Then late 77 or early 78 I heard a song called Come Sail Away, I have been hooked ever since.
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