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How many of you youngsters remember when rock and roll started. Bill Haley, Chuck Berry and the guy who was ahead of his time Musically any way Little Richard. We would have dances saturday night at the HS gym with Bill Lamb introducing the latest tunes. I remember they shut down Belsay road one saturday and had a street dance with Lamb once again. He introduced Elvis singing Hounddog and on the flip side Dont be Cruel. He must have played that 50 times that night and everytime the gals ( and a couple of guys Shocked ) would go bonkers. I still listen to that stuff a lot although I also enjoy the Eagles, Aerosmith, Kid rock, Steve Vai, and my favorite easy listening gal Nora Jones. Cool ( I just missed seeing her live at Interlochen right after she swept the Grammys with 8 wins for "Come Away with Me". I believe music is one of lifes simple pleasures How about you folks what do you listen to? Very Happy

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Ya got a couple years on me twotap...Bill Haley was a little before my time. Never cared much for Elvis either, but Chuck Berry (remember "My Ding-A-Ling?) was always a hit. Jimi Hendrix...greatest guitar player ever (I'm sure that will be debated!). Zeppelin, Aerosmith, and from way back in my foolish teen years (under some illegal narcotic influence) it was all about Pink Floyd and Frank Zappa. Saw FZ live at Crisler Arena in Ann Arbor with my dad and step-mom. I've never seen so much pot in one place. (And yes, the three of us were smoking some of our own...not proud of it today, but won't deny it.)

Closer to current times, yes, Kid Rock, Matchbox 20, Creed, Kenny Wayne Shepard are all on my A-list.
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TOM PETTY!

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I like most everyone pre-Beatles, except Bill Haley. I was in the 10th grade at St. Mikes when Elvis was going to be on Ed Sullivan. The nuns warned us that he was evil and would tempt us all to sin. Naturally, everyone had to watch to see what all the fuss was about.

Never did like the Beatles; I prefer the Stones. I listen to 50's & early 60's rock, Blues, and Boogie Woogie & Honky-Tonk piano.

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Well I forgot Bob Seger, Fleetwood Mac (Stevie Nicks yeowsa) Very Happy , I agree Tom Petty, Steve Miller band, I even forget politics and listen to the Dixie Chicks. Shocked
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canned heat, mc-5 "kick out the jams mofo's"
who sang charlie brown??
elvis was the stuff!!
the beatles, when the stones came out i was hooked!!! i remember them being on ed sullivan. ole' ed was flabbergasted!!!!! Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing
there was a record store downtown (in the basement) that might have
been lambs, i bought a classic hendrix underground album there. thats
where i got all my rock & roll stuff. i got my black stuff at a record shop
on lippincott owned by mr.watkins.
the float
the dog
the hully gully
the twist
the mashed potatos

lamb was, in my eyes, personally responsible for bringing flint into what we
thought was the new age!! is he still alive and if so, i hope he realises the
tremendous debt of gratitude he is owed. Applause prayer prayer Applause

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quote:
who sang charlie brown??

That would be the Coasters. Laughing
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yeah!!! the coasters!!!!! Cool Laughing Laughing Laughing Cool

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Geez, and I thought I was old! LOL!

I'm more the era of dances at Mt. Holly (where the girls went to meet guys and the guys went to fight!) and Sherwood Forest. Pine Knob when it was still Pine Knob and the Grandy Ballroom in Detroit (was that it? Doesn't ring right.)

We saw Terry and the Pack, Seger, Question Mark and the Mysterions, Ted Nugent---all for about a $2 admission fee at Mt. Holly. Geez that was fun.

And it wasn't Bill Lamb on my radio it was Peter C. Cavanaugh---and he played at our high school and teen club dances. Geez, I'd forgotten about teen club, wish our kids had something like that!

One more thing, the downstairs music store was Hatfield's. Remember the booths you could go into to try out the music? Different world, now the kids just download it onto their IPod. Smile Used to pay 3 bucks for an album...
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OK, who sang "Hound Dog" BEFORE Elvis did???

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you were that girl who wore a long see-through scarf as a head band??
Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing Laughing
yup...mt.holly was hot too!!! Laughing Laughing


aw dave....it was a woman.....i heard it on "blues from the lowlands"
on 91.7 long long ago!! Embarassed Embarassed

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Lt you should be ashamed of yourself. It was Willa Mae "big Momma " Thorton. Laughing Laughing

Also 105FM Flints Best Rock. Cool Saturday night, Buffalo Dick with his pal Buffalo Chip. now that was entertainment. Still have my 105 button. Laughing Very Happy
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quote:
Deena schreef:
And it wasn't Bill Lamb on my radio it was Peter C. Cavanaugh...Used to pay 3 bucks for an album...


Ahh...WTAC, The Big 600 AM.

And I bought my 45's at Arlan's for 69 cents.
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quote:
twotap schreef:
Saturday night, Buffalo Dick with his pal Buffalo Chip. now that was entertainment.


Wasn't that Bill Lamb's son? Curt, I think.
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dave..i think it was mama (something) thornton? Shocked

oops!! i didn't look 2tap!!!! Laughing Laughing


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