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October 28, 2018: 1972: The Greatest Year in Pop Music History, With Bronwyn B
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@ Peter in SEA -- aw man STILL have yet to see Black Klansman! reading the book too . . .
'72 was my senior year of high school.
--Yes, hives and sweats...
Change the 9 volt in your radio folks.
Great idea
but was also migrating to WPIX-FM (101.9, i think?), as they played more than what was strictly Top 40
AND i listened to Casey Kasem's Top 40 Countdown religiously every Sunday morning! (hah! religiously indeed! my Dad would take my younger sister and i to 8am Mass, and we would get home just in time)
@listener Rey: I believe the Chakachas were Belgian.
But we won't be going there.
believe it or not -- the class at my dance school consisting of girls a bit older than me got to dance to "Outa Space" for the recital, complete with super-groovy-hot-pink-bell-bottomed-bare-midriffed outfits . . . i was sooooo *jealous*
too funny, Ray! guessing that was not an unusual parental response!
wasn't "Popcorn" also from 1972?
she used to steal bags full of 45s because she could, i guess, and she gave me "family affair" for xmas. i knew she didn't give a shit what i wanted, which was hard rock music, mostly. then she gave me another copy of it for my birthday 1 month later. so i listened to it again, and i liked it.
Loved & luv Danny O'Keefe's
nick, got all that?!
Appreciate the visit to '72, Gaylord & Bronwyn.
Terre T.'s bed music: "Psyche Rock" by Pierre Henry
(yes, i am THAT ocd about stuff like this! had to figure it out once i got home)
why of WHY i was thinking William Orbit is beyond me . . . but i assure you, i have NOT been tripping out on *whatever* these groovy humans are experiencing :)
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THANKS AGAIN for a FANTASTIC SHOW!
looking forward to part two of '72 :)