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Which song reminds you of your childhood?
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over a year ago
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I think it's anything by Queen - parents were well into them, or John Denver as well.
I remember Boney M "By the Rivers of Babylon" one Christmas - remember wrapping presents to it lol! |
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The night Chicago died by, I think, paper lace. It was on a ktel compilation record of top of the pops. Played that album to death. And even now, when I hear some old songs, I expect certain songs to come next, as that was the order of songs on that album.
Ktel....the greatest record co. ..........in the world! |
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By *emmefatale OP Woman
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"The night Chicago died by, I think, paper lace. It was on a ktel compilation record of top of the pops. Played that album to death. And even now, when I hear some old songs, I expect certain songs to come next, as that was the order of songs on that album.
Ktel....the greatest record co. ..........in the world!"
I remember KTel....  |
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My dad played Country (mainly JC) and Elvis.
Bizarrely the songs that stick in my head from childhood/teens are.
The bloody smurfs and the bloody Barron Knights version of it.
Brick in the wall by Floyd obviously and Matchstick cats and dogs.
Although Lowery did deserve immortalising.  |
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"Anything early by Grandmaster Flash or Sugerhill Gang,that stuff is being mixed regularly at the mo and its hard to believe its 30 years old now."
Still got the vinyl, and even some electro albums. |
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"Bob Marley, Jimmy Cliff, Wyclef Jean...
Wyclef Jean? / your Childhood?
His style does yes  "
I bet you like his song about 'Sexy Maxine' was it? Table top dancer etc. Im not suggesting thats your profession, just going off username.
Red shoes? Is that the song name? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Anything early by Grandmaster Flash or Sugerhill Gang,that stuff is being mixed regularly at the mo and its hard to believe its 30 years old now.
Still got the vinyl, and even some electro albums. "
I have all Gf's albums on tape,used to like electro too Wikki Wikki ...Jam On It !!  |
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"Bob Marley, Jimmy Cliff, Wyclef Jean...
Wyclef Jean? / your Childhood?
His style does yes
I bet you like his song about 'Sexy Maxine' was it? Table top dancer etc. Im not suggesting thats your profession, just going off username.
Red shoes? Is that the song name?"
You must be thinking of Stripper song. If my memory is good |
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My Dad used to play the Stevie Wonder album Songs in the Key of Life constantly as young un. So anything off that album.
Also a lot of Cat Stevens, but the song Father and Son always teleports me back to the age of 7ish. |
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"My Dad used to play the Stevie Wonder album Songs in the Key of Life constantly as young un. So anything off that album.
Also a lot of Cat Stevens, but the song Father and Son always teleports me back to the age of 7ish."
One of the first albums I bought, Songs in the Key of Life. I've been trying to find it on cd, along with some classic Gladys Knight to no avail.  |
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"Pretty much everything by the Judith Durham and the Seekers...... 
I love The Seekers and her voice is incredible"
Morningtown Ride,we still sing that to our grandchildren |
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"Pretty much everything by the Judith Durham and the Seekers......
I love The Seekers and her voice is incredible
Morningtown Ride,we still sing that to our grandchildren "
Oh yeah that's another one from mine |
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"Burning Ring of Fire. My mum had an album by Johnny Cash she played a lot"
Aah, I love Ring of Fire.
One of my male friends and I have often done a duet on karaoke. Lol!
June carter eat your heart out... |
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