Just a Little More Music ~ Golden Oldies of the 40s, 50s & 60s #2 (Page 7): I am with you on that one.

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

slatten49 wrote:

I'm sorry to say I cannot recall this one by The Kingston Trio. :roll:

I am with you on that one.

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

I haven't read anything by the Boxtops mentioned. The three hits I remember by them were 'The Letter,' 'Cry Like A Baby,' and 'Soul Deep.' I remember their bass guitar being excellent. 8-)

RockKnutne Loc: Valhöll

oldroy wrote:

Here he is singing "Maria" one of my favorites from the late 50s.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbDFKC-jHQo

Wind, rain & fire... I'd like to know who told ya my three galfriends names roy??? :shock: :shock: :shock: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Great song, I'm not a fan of musicals but, I like the songs... Go figure? :wink:

Anybody post this one yet?

-1948 HITS ARCHIVE: Cool Water - Vaughn Monroe & Sons Of The Pioneers

http://youtu.be/WWVr6_rg6_I

"Cool Water" is a song written in 1936 by Bob Nolan. It is about a man and his mule, Dan, and a mirage in the desert. Members of the Western Writers of America chose it as one of the Top 100 Western songs of all time.

PROBLEM...
PROBLEM......

SOLUTION...
SOLUTION......

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

RockKnutne wrote:

Wind, rain & fire... I'd like to know who told... (show quote)

That Mongo sure had a wallop, didn't he?

RockKnutne Loc: Valhöll

slatten49 wrote:

I haven't read anything by the Boxtops mentioned. The three hits I remember by them were 'The Letter,' 'Cry Like A Baby,' and 'Soul Deep.' I remember their bass guitar being excellent. 8-)

Great call Mr. slatten!

-The Box Tops - The Letter

http://youtu.be/BQaUs5J2wdI

Today people just check status updates on Facebook to find out everything, am I right?

- Cry Like a Baby HQ

http://youtu.be/W481vDA70EI

- SOUL DEEP

Did not know they did this...

Sweet Cream Ladies, Forward March (Digitally Remastered: 1996)

http://youtu.be/sI8zhwWghYY

Sweet cream ladies, forward march
The world owes you a living
Sweet cream ladies, do your part,
Think of what you're giving
To the lost and lonely people of the night
Out of need, they seek direction for their life
They will love you in the darkness,
Take advantage of your starkness,
And refuse to recognize you in the light

Sweet cream ladies, forward march
Think what you're providing
Sweet cream ladies, show your starch
What's the use of hiding?
Tell the socialites to look the other way
It's instinctive stimulation you convey
It's a necessary function,
Meant for those without compunction,
Who get tired of vanilla every day

Sweet cream ladies forward march
Puritans ignore them
Sweet cream ladies do their part
Sweet cream men adore them
Let them satisfy the ego of the male
Let them fabricate success to those who fail,
And should penalties pursue them,
When there's really credit due them,
They might keep a simple fellow out of jail!

I never understood what a SCL was exactly? :shock: :shock: :shock:

Any theories slatts??? Dameocratz perhaps?

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RockKnutne Loc: Valhöll

oldroy wrote:

That Mongo sure had a wallop, didn't he?

Amen roy!

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slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

RockKnutne wrote:

Great call Mr. slatten! br br -The Box Tops - The... (show quote)

I just discovered that bass guitar I heard in 'Cry Like A Baby' was actually a coral sitar :!: :oops:

RockKnutne Loc: Valhöll

slatten49 wrote:

I just discovered that bass guitar I heard in 'Cry Like A Baby' was actually a coral sitar :!: :oops:

Never heard of one before now, thanks for the music education...

Do you play guitar or any instrument?

Now I hear The Boxtops...

-1960s Coral Sitar (Danelectro) Vincent Bell Guitar Demo

http://youtu.be/cA-CifYFhwA

And I cried like a baby too... !

:wink:

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

RockKnutne wrote:

Never heard of one before now, thanks for the music education...

Do you play guitar or any instrument?

Now I hear The Boxtops...

-1960s Coral Sitar (Danelectro) Vincent Bell Guitar Demo

http://youtu.be/cA-CifYFhwA

And I cried like a baby too... !

:wink:

No, I do not play any instrument, but my Dad and a couple of brothers played semi-professionally as guitar and bass fiddle players. My great uncle I was named after was a studio musician for a number of bands in the 'olden' days, including the original Sons of The Pioneers. 8-)

RockKnutne Loc: Valhöll

slatten49 wrote:

No, I do not play any instrument, but my Dad and a couple of brothers played semi-professionally as guitar and bass fiddle players. My great uncle I was named after was a studio musician for a number of bands in the 'olden' days, including the original Sons of The Pioneers. 8-)

Pretty interesting and no doubt where you got your love of music from...

Remember this one?

-BOBBY VINTON - Sealed With A Kiss

http://youtu.be/XDDJfBlK6oM

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

RockKnutne wrote:

Pretty interesting and no doubt where you got your love of music from...

Remember this one?

-BOBBY VINTON - Sealed With A Kiss

http://youtu.be/XDDJfBlK6oM

Although Bobby Vinton is a favorite of both my wife & I, we most remember Brian Hyland's 1962 cover of the original by The Four Voices from 1960, which did not make it on the charts. Both Hyland's and Vinton's 1972 cover made it big on the charts.:thumbup:

RockKnutne Loc: Valhöll

slatten49 wrote:

Although Bobby Vinton is a favorite of both my wife & I, we most remember Brian Hyland's 1962 cover of the original by The Four Voices from 1960, which did not make it on the charts. Both Hyland's and Vinton's 1972 cover made it big on the charts.:thumbup:

Brian Hyland sure, I know a itsy bitsy teenie weenie about his music...

-Brian Hyland "Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini"

http://youtu.be/ge9Ou3-YyqU

Love that hair on Brian, you do yours like that slatts?

:shock: :shock: :shock: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

RockKnutne wrote:

Brian Hyland sure, I know a itsy bitsy teenie weenie about his music...

-Brian Hyland "Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini"

http://youtu.be/ge9Ou3-YyqU

Love that hair on Brian, you do yours like that slatts?

:shock: :shock: :shock: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

At that point in time, mayhaps, Rock...mayhaps. :lol: I had forgotten he had that hit song. :oops:

RockKnutne Loc: Valhöll

slatten49 wrote:

At that point in time, mayhaps, Rock...mayhaps. :lol: I had forgotten he had that hit song. :oops:

You be too cool my friend...

In fact I bet you were a

- Wild One - Jerry Lee Lewis

http://youtu.be/inb1z-qjxIU

We are forgetting a lot more than hit songs these days, right (whatever your name is)? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

RockKnutne wrote:

You be too cool my friend...

In fact I bet you were a

- Wild One - Jerry Lee Lewis

http://youtu.be/inb1z-qjxIU

We are forgetting a lot more than hit songs these days, right (whatever your name is)? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

This old, forgetful mind remembers Bobby Rydell's 'Wild One,' also. Rydell was tame compared to Jerry Lee. :lol: Then, again, who wasn't :?: :shock: