Just a Little More Music ~ Golden Oldies of the 40s, 50s & 60s (Page 2): And of course, Etta James, icon that she was~~~~What a voice~~~ http://youtu.be/VE5

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

And of course, Etta James, icon that she was~~~~What a voice~~~

http://youtu.be/VE5_fDmPt0w

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Blue Spanish Eyes~~~~1967
My dad would sign this to me while dancing with me......Suchhhhh memories now~~`

:-D

http://youtu.be/enIdTGckjKs

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

lindajoy wrote:

And of course, Etta James, icon that she was~~~~What a voice~~~

http://youtu.be/VE5_fDmPt0w

I could not agree more :!: How 'bout 'At Last'? Fantastic :!:

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slatten49 wrote:

I could not agree more :!: How 'bout 'At Last'? Fantastic :!:

Good Morningggggggg Slatt~~~ Here it is...Ask and you shall receive........My favorite of hers~~Excellent taste you do have~~~

http://youtu.be/z5dpYDTEMRU

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

lindajoy wrote:

Good Morningggggggg Slatt~~~ Here it is...Ask and you shall receive........My favorite of hers~~Excellent taste you do have~~~

http://youtu.be/z5dpYDTEMRU

Before I listen to Etta...anything by Sam Cooke has to be considered. He was an exemplary prelude to the MoTown sound, IMO. :wink:

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

slatten49 wrote:

Songs of retrospect, or aging, e.g....

'When I Was Seventeen'...Frank Sinatra.
'Yesterday, When I Was Young'...Roy Clark.
'Poems, Prayers, And Promises'...John Denver.

Google, for lyrics and music. :wink:

When I Was seventeen~~
http://youtu.be/emAe6IClGys

Yesterday When I was Young``Love it, didn't know who did it....
http://youtu.be/GQIAcztYjbc

Poems, Prayers and Promises~~~

http://youtu.be/4d-NmoMHBbE

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

slatten49 wrote:

Before I listen to Etta...anything by Sam Cooke has to be considered. He was an exemplary prelude to the MoTown sound, IMO. :wink:

Heckkkkkkkkk yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa...dang forgot about him....My Mothers favorite~~`She'd sing it to my Dad loudddddddd..lolololol ~~

http://youtu.be/tRGRKMWEe-c

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

One I love~~
You Send Me~~~~
Some things just are and never change~~~

http://youtu.be/85ekOXs1-7k

:thumbup: :thumbup:

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Wohoooooooooooo, how about this number one top seller for how long ???? Still as perfect now as it was then~~~~

I Can't Stop Loving You~~
and why would I want to~~ :wink:

What a great song~~
http://youtu.be/r_7iRVtxui8

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

lindajoy wrote:

Wohoooooooooooo, how about this number one top seller for how long ???? Still as perfect now as it was then~~~~

I Can't Stop Loving You~~
and why would I want to~~ :wink:

What a great song~~
http://youtu.be/r_7iRVtxui8

Neither Ray Charles or Sam Cooke ever did a bad song, as far as I'm concerned. They were two of the greatest...EVER. :thumbup:

Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon

I wish I knew how to cut copy and paste I would contribute to this. I still listen to Robin Trower Humble Pie Savoy Brown, Stevie Ray Vaughn Herbie Hancock, Johnnie Winter, Greatfull Dead, and someone you may not have heard of John 5 I enjoy all music some songs are ageless. I was born listening to Pat Boone and Elvis. After we got TV I watched Rosemary Cloony and Dinah Shore. The beatles came and went music turned into Rock to acid rock to country rock to Blues rock. I like it all

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

By special request~~
Lets do it~~~`

Excellent choices again~~~`
Blue Berry Hill~~~~~
http://youtu.be/bQQCPrwKzdo

Blue Bayou~~~a favorite too ;)

http://youtu.be/u_ZSAe5uPME

Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon

slatten49 wrote:

Before I listen to Etta...anything by Sam Cooke has to be considered. He was an exemplary prelude to the MoTown sound, IMO. :wink:

Shake by Sam Cooke is a awesome tune.

:thumbup:

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

Coos Bay Tom wrote:

I wish I knew how to cut copy and paste I would contribute to this. I still listen to Robin Trower Humble Pie Savoy Brown, Stevie Ray Vaughn Herbie Hancock, Johnnie Winter, Greatfull Dead, and someone you may not have heard of John 5 I enjoy all music some songs are ageless. I was born listening to Pat Boone and Elvis. After we got TV I watched Rosemary Cloony and Dinah Shore. The beatles came and went music turned into Rock to acid rock to country rock to Blues rock. I like it all

Eclectic, you are, Tom :!: My top 5 bands...although I swear no absolute allegiance to any.

Beatles/Eagles/Blood, Sweat & Tears/Credence Clearwater Revival/The Doors

I, also, do not know how to 'cut & paste'. :oops:

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Coos Bay Tom wrote:

Shake by Sam Cooke is a awesome tune.

:thumbup:

wohoooooooooo Tom, you got it goen on now~~~~
get your dancen shoes on and lets take it down~~~~ :wink: :lol: :lol:

http://youtu.be/4DDJW0rOG5s