What are you listening to right now?

[andynap]

Use to keep my back in tune- we loved dancing to the music- very happy music- Donna Summer and Last Dance- the BeeGees. You don't like it cause you can't dance.

 

[GramChop]

Nungan

 

[Rosemary]

Beautiful, Missy. Lyrical. Musical! I just heard "Easy Sailing" by Rita Marley.

 

[GramChop]

Talk about great lyrics, Rosemary! "Easy Sailing" has some good ones!

 

[MIke R]

Use to keep my back in tune- we loved dancing to the music- very happy music- Donna Summer and Last Dance- the BeeGees. You don't like it cause you can't dance.

I loved the Bee Gees before they went disco.....great stuff


although More Than A Woman was a good song

and how do you know I can't dance?..you could be wrong....

 

[Rosemary]

How Deep Is Your Love?

 

[Rosemary]

Referring to the BeeGees song.

 

[MIke R]

yeah thats a good one too....

but pre disco for the BeeGees??

To Love Somebody
I Just Gotta Get a Message to You
NY Mining Disaster
Massachusetts
Holiday

great songs

 

[Rosemary]

Thank you.

 

[Rosemary]

On to Hall and Oates!
"Sarah's Off On a Turnaround..."

 

[MIke R]

wow...now you're talking...

Abandoned Luncheonette is on my top 10 favorite all time albums....

"She's Gone" is just a magnificent song

 

[GramChop]

I'm still listening to Nungan! Dare I say they are my newest musical obsession?!

 

[Voosh]

Just slapped on the live album by Hall and Oates. Classic.

As for disco - the truly good, bad and ugly.

(JEK, help. I think it was FRAZ that posted a vid a couple years ago of Sister Sledge in an extended, live version of "We Are Family." I can't find it in the posts or on YouTube. Good thing I saved the vid. Another classic.)

 

[Rosemary]

I love every single song on Abandoned Luncheonette. Has anyone heard the cover of She's Gone by the late, great Lou Rawls? It'll make you WEEP.

 

[amyb]

Ah, Lou Rawls. I get goose bumps just remembering and humming his songs.

 

[MIke R]

Just slapped on the live album by Hall and Oates. Classic.

saw them open up for Leo Sayer at the Bottom Line in NYC.....I believe in 1973, maybe 74....completely upstaged Sayer...blew the place away

 

[Rosemary]

What a big bonus. We had a similar experience going to see Robert Cray and John Hiatt opened. Big fans ever since.

 

[bto]

One on one

No can do

love H & O

 

[MIke R]

One on one

No can do

love H & O

listen to their pre MTV poofy hair music...

much better

Abandoned Luncheonette and Whole Oats

 

[Rosemary]

Shoveling break listening to Leroy by Todd Rundgren.