Old School Musicianship… Rock and Roll.. Jazz… Blues… Big Band even…

[vastiesmith200]

A friend from Bmore called me today and after chatting this song came to mind.

The Streets of Baltimore by Bobby Bare

 

[Rj_1954]

Clap For The Wolfman (2003 Remastered)
Song by The Guess Who

 

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Women Rule the World
Song by Lonestar ‧ 2004

 

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[BrendaBear]

And lastly something completely different

She's so cold by The Rolling Stones (1986 I believe)

I have that on vinyl... I'm thinking more like 1980. I wasn't buying records in 86, because I was never home to listen to records anymore.

The album had a poster folded up over the album... I wonder if that is still there... not sure... doubt it.

 

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A classic Jersey band.

 

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As much as I LOVE Iggy's version, this is a close number two.

 

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A chill runs down my spine with this one.

 

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One more.

 

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[Rj_1954]

Cherish
Song by The Association ‧ 1966

 

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Moonlight Feels Right (2023 Remaster)
Song by Starbuck ‧ 1976

 

[Rj_1954]

Hang on Sloopy
Song by The McCoys ‧ 1965

 

[vastiesmith200]

Hang on Sloopy
Song by The McCoys ‧ 1965

Jesus Rj My husband told me he could watch her dance all day and night. He doesn't like the song that much, but she'll do!!! Who is she anyway? Me I like the song too. He found her she is

Lisa Leonard Dalton​

 

[vastiesmith200]

This song went to #20 on the charts in 1961! WOW 1961 I'm getting really old.

Peanut Butter - Marathons (Olympics)​

 

[vastiesmith200]

They did this one first, I think. (Baby Hully Gully)
This song was one of the many dances that started during the dance craze.

The Olympics The Hully Gully​

 

[vastiesmith200]

Love the Olympics in the 60s. They sang some great R&R songs.

Big Boy Pete - Olympics (This is Baltimore shoot you dead)​

 

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I defy you to find anything as spine chillingly perfect as this.

 

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One more