What's Your Theme Song Today?

[Patricia A]

Please listen to LOUD...

Absolutely @11!

 

[Patricia A]

Loving Jill Scott right now. Feeling first family sorta things, can't help it.

 

[Patricia A]

I don't know why I like these old sappy songs, but I do. Cant' help it.

 

[Patricia A]

Dieing before you get old is highly over-rrrarated, but I still love and dig this sssss -ong.

 

[The Nameless]

Mark Knopfler - Done With Bonaparte. Never have I heard such a jolly foot tapping song put to a dark depressing tale since The Beatles' Maxwell Silver Hammer.


I just love Knopfler's folk music.

 

[Bevee-from-the-Levee]

Uh-oh...................Monday again!!!

 

[Bevee-from-the-Levee]

Surely one of the best female singing voices ever!!

 

[kingzeppelin]

Great Cover of a Golden Oldie;

 

[Bevee-from-the-Levee]

BILLY FURY was Britain's answer to the KING, he had a great voice, played the guitar, wrote most of his own music and sadly, like ELVIS, died at the early age of 42.
Have any of you guys even heard of him?

 

[SusanNorton]

To gently ease us into the Christmas season, here is Joni Mitchell singing River.

 

[Dana Jean]

To gently ease us into the Christmas season, here is Joni Mitchell singing River.

I love this song.

 

[SusanNorton]

I love this song.

Me too, DJ. Her voice is heavenly, and the song is so beautiful and sad.

 

[SharonC]

Surely one of the best female singing voices ever!!

I remember my sister had that album when I was growing up! She was amazing. Do you remember a singer around that time named Helen Shapiro? I've got to go and look her up now. See if I can find the song I'm looking for.

 

[~Ally~]

I make no excuses...I love Elvis!

 

[mjs9153]

Gotta have some Buddy Holly..and Gary Busey did well by him..

 

[Bevee-from-the-Levee]

I remember my sister had that album when I was growing up! She was amazing. Do you remember a singer around that time named Helen Shapiro? I've got to go and look her up now. See if I can find the song I'm looking for.

Yep, I love Helen Shapiro, she has such a beautiful deep voice. I have a couple of her albums, 'You Don't Know' was the first song of hers released in 1961 when she was just 14, it shot straight to number one in the UK Hit Parade and is still one of my favourite records.

 

[Bevee-from-the-Levee]

And here's another one from the lady with such a powerful voice............. what an amazing talent!

 

[Winter]

@Dana Jean ok, we're doing the dishes and Tom is being "funny" at my expense...I look down to the steak knife in my hand and your awesome comment comes back to me...I poke him in the butt cheek with the tip. Hard enough to get a satisfying squeal out of him...not so hard as for it to not be funny...and tell him to "watch out for my steak knives of DEATH!".
He rolled his eyes and told me there is something wrong with me...none the less, I was well amused. Thanks!

 

[fljoe0]

Her name was Barbara Bouchet and it's from a movie "Milano Calibro 9"
Caliber 9 (1972) - IMDb

I'm impressed at your vast reservoir of knowledge.

 

[Dana Jean]

@Dana Jean ok, we're doing the dishes and Tom is being "funny" at my expense...I look down to the steak knife in my hand and your awesome comment comes back to me...I poke him in the butt cheek with the tip. Hard enough to get a satisfying squeal out of him...not so hard as for it to not be funny...and tell him to "watch out for my steak knives of DEATH!".
He rolled his eyes and told me there is something wrong with me...none the less, I was well amused. Thanks!

haoheaohohaea!!! Steak knives of death aren't appreciated by the common man.