Music...any kind...let's go!

Glad to hear that, Dr. Who...

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Baseballs comin

I'm thinking of you tiny

i notice when you and I post, real close together, the site makes me do a veridficarion code...weird ...maybe it thinks we're bots, posting to fast from the same IP.....

in fact, I'm loggin off, so, I will guess we both are..........have fun fellas.......

Well, with onlyone person posting, its working better now....at least it doesn't think me a BOT.........he and I will have to "take turns" as we post, so I dont get that verification thing, because I suck at doing them..............

OK, music to help make me wanna sleep.............YOU started the Maynard, Aces, so.............some nice mellow Maynards for me.......

Aces wrote:

LOL...yeah, thats great for insomnia........

no live maynard, I like it too much............

this fits the mood, me thinks..........

Arow900 wrote:I'm thinking of you tiny

NO...your not, your snoring away............

This day in music......Feb. 27th

1961, Chubby Checker started a three week run at No.1 on the US singles chart with 'Pony Time', his second No.1 of the 60's. It reached No.27 in the UK.



1964, The Rolling Stones made their second appearance on BBC TV show Top Of The Pops performing 'Not Fade Away'.




1980, Winners at the Grammy Awards included: song of the year, 'What A Fool Believes', The Doobie Brothers, album of the year, Billy Joel's '52nd St', best new artist, Rickie Lee Jones, best disco record, 'I Will Survive' Gloria Gaynor.









1948, Born on this day, Eddie Gray from Tommy James and the Shondells who had the 1966 US No.1 single 'Hanky Panky' and the 1968 UK No.1 single 'Mony Mony'.



1954, Born on this day, Neal Schon, guitarist from Journey who had the 1982 US No.2 single 'Open Arms'. Was also a member of Santana, who had the 1977 UK No.11 single 'She's Not There'.





1957, Born on this day, Adrian Smith from Iron Maiden who had the 1982 UK No.1 album 'The Number Of The Beast' and the 1991 UK No.1 single 'Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter'.



Linky Poo

WOW..........a lot of music history, today. Cool.........

so, one from the stones, they have always been epic..........

Probably this has to be my favorite Doobie #

(well, unsmokable type, that is.....)

I'm not much on Billy.........'cept a few, this being one..........

(I will live a LONG life... )

and................a journey tune...........

tiny wrote:I'm not much on Billy.........'cept a few, this being one..........

(I will live a LONG life...   )

I like some Billy Joel , fond of this one

These Histories are really cool , and now, I stop each day, just to see them, ....smart move, Aces....

tiny wrote:These Histories are really cool , and now, I stop each day, just to see them, ....smart move, Aces....

Thanks tiny

If you see something at the link that you want to see posted .......do it

I just kinda pick out highlights , usually lots of other good stuff gets left out

Aces wrote:

tiny wrote:These Histories are really cool , and now, I stop each day, just to see them, ....smart move, Aces....

Thanks tiny

If you see something at the link that you want to see posted .......do it

I just kinda pick out highlights , usually lots of other good stuff gets left out

I just use the histories, and chose my favorites, and post tunes, the rest, I happily let you delve, pick and chose from........





OK, thats NOT  a love song, its a "don't know much about history " song.........(Opens mouth, inserts foot )