To what are you listening?

sweet! gotta love AC/DC!!

right now listening to a lot of old Gospel music!

 

Some great ones before retiring to bed last night:

"Everytime You Go away" by: PAul Young.
"If you could read my mind" by: Gordon Lightfoot.
"Ring of Fire" by: Johnny Cash.
"Touch of Grey" by: The Greatful Dead. I sure miss Jerry Garcia-he was great.
Calvins Keys" by: The Pat Metheny Group (Jazz)
"She's always a woman" by: Billy Joel.
"Hello, Goodbye" by: The BeaUlls.
"I like it like that" by: Chris Kenner.
"Poinciana" by: Bobby Lyle. (Jazz)
"Classical Gas" by: Mason Williams.
"How can you mend a broken heart" by: The Bee Gees.
"All night long" by: Lional Richie.
"I'd like to teach the world to sing" by: The Seekers. (This is what inspired the Coca Cola song.)
"Blue Suede Shoes" by: "Uncle-Elvis Presley. Damn, I sure miss his presance too.

 

Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra - "Makin' Whoopee!".

 

Edith Piaf La Vie en Rose and then some others, followed by Les Brown.

 

i like bruce springsteen,but today i listened to,bananarama,eurasure,yaz and jerusalem from the last night of the proms.cheers.

 

Bought Kate Bush´ "The dreaming" from the shops as CD. Love the title song especially....I have the album at my summer cottage but suddenly felt like I have to hear it here and now...

 

Mehr Musick ;-))

"Mountain of Love" by: Charley Pride.
"All the Gold in California" by: The Gatlin Bros.
"Dukes of Hazzard" theme by: Waylon Jennings.
"Walk, Don't Run" by ????
"Manhatten Skyline" by???
"I'm Into Something Good" by: Hermans Hermits.
"Alley Oop" by: ???
"Walk This Way" by: Arrowsmith.
"Dixie" by: The Dixie Bearcats. (Jazz) version of what s/COULD have been our National Anthem.
"Sink the Bismarck" by: Johnny Horton.
"North To Alaska" by: Johnny Horton.
"I Fall To Pieces" by: Patsy Cline.
"Return To Sender" by: "Uncle" Elvis Presley.
"Don't Be Cruel" also by "Uncle" Elvie Presley.
"Christmas Dream" by: Perry Como.

 

If you are listening to the most famous recordings, Walk, Don't Run should be The Ventures, Mahatten Skyline could be by A-ha (from the album that had Take on Me) and Alley Oop is probably The Argyles version.

 

Hi DG, thanks for the info. I had forgotten about The Ventures and it was their version. I always loved the Guitar and Drums in that song. Also, thanks for the name of the group that did Manhatten Skyline. I had never known who they were. As for Alley Oop, I think it was the original version. It's been probably 30 years since I last heard it.

I will be sending you my rep points for the hep on this music.

Many thanks--Carl.

 

ah the Ventures.........good memories

kickin back with some good hot Cinnamon Tea listening quitely to some Classical musik from KING FM

 

Hi E, yup. I 've been listening to various great songs played on several of the 50 musick channels that my Sis and Bro-in-Law get on their TV. Anything from Classic Country to Golden Oldies of anykind to Big Band to German Bier Songs and such. The list im writing down of songs I don't have on CD-is a long one. Guess i'll have to quit buying DvDs for awhile, and start getting more Musick (music misspelled on purpose ;-)

 

At the moment, I am listening to John Adams' compositions Light Over Water Parts I, II and II. I am still trying to decide whether I like it. I think I liked it 20 years ago but now I am not so sure. Reminds a bit too much of Tangerine Dream meets Phillip Glass. I think I may need to listen a couple of times to get the patterns in my head. It may also be that I should not be typing and reading while I listen!

 

I decided to give up on John Adams (the composer). Now I am on to the Original MGM soundtrack to Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. Howard Keel and Jane Powell -- it does not get better than that!

 

Started listening to good "old" Prince and his production in the 80´s after " When doves cry". Great stuff. Even incredible b-sides to the singles...

 

Got some American classical music on the agenda today let you know later what they were.

 

Hi Richard, I already KNOW what Ami classical songs you listened to. They are-and in no nessessary order:

The Green Berets: by: Staff Sgt. Barry Sadler. Side "A"
The A-Team. also by: SSgt. Barry Sadler. Side "B"
The Longest Day. by: Paul Anka.
"Halls of Montezuma." from: Sands of Iwo Jima (or any great war movie that used that great hymn in their movie as it's theme song.
And anything by John Phillip Sousa including: "My Love, My Life." ;-D

Just kidding mate-just kidding. ;-D

 

Scooter 'Jumping all over the world' and before that 'I think we're alone now' by Tiffany, they were our camp anthems...

 

Stefan, scooter, is bad enough but TIFFANY i think were alone now have you no shame

 

The Liberty Trail and Chadwich's Symhony No.2

 

"Stranger on the Shore." by: Acker Bilk.
"If I Said You Have a Beautiful Body." by: The Bellamy Bros.
"Tennessee Waltz." by: Patti Page.
"Na Na, Hey Hey." by: Steam.
"I Was Country, When Country Wasn't Cool." by: Barbara Mandrell & Heathers Favorite) George Jones..
"Candy Man." by: Sammy Davis Jr.