Date: 8/01/2010 16:19:50
From: AnneS
ID: 76907
Subject: What I'm listening to
Boppin’ away with Bob Marley…buffalo soldier
Date: 8/01/2010 16:24:52
From: CollieWA
ID: 76908
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
The Angels: Am I ever gonna see your face again (NWGFFO!)
Date: 8/01/2010 16:27:15
From: AnneS
ID: 76910
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
CollieWA said:
The Angels: Am I ever gonna see your face again (NWGFFO!)
Never been a huge fan of the Angels, but don’t mind that one
Date: 8/01/2010 16:31:40
From: pepe
ID: 76911
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
AnneS said:
Boppin’ away with Bob Marley…buffalo soldier
i saw that dusty springfield as well and her voice went up in my estimation.. the trouble is -‘i can’t get her out of my mind’ – so i’m using patsy cline to get some new imprints.
Date: 8/01/2010 16:40:56
From: CollieWA
ID: 76912
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
>i saw that dusty springfield as well and her voice went up in my estimation.
Judith Durham from the seekers could sing a bit too…
Date: 8/01/2010 17:03:24
From: pepe
ID: 76913
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
CollieWA said:
>i saw that dusty springfield as well and her voice went up in my estimation.
Judith Durham from the seekers could sing a bit too…
peggy lee’s rendition of ‘fever’ is what i was looking for – but we don’t have it.
the postman is the hero back in those days for ‘bringing those love letters to me’
seems ridiculously antiquated nowadays and yet elvis had a love letter song.
Date: 8/01/2010 17:09:05
From: CollieWA
ID: 76914
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
I found a Peggy Lee directory on my mp3 collection, it is a realllly old recording.
Tracks are numbered, not named so I’ll listen to see if I have fever.
Date: 8/01/2010 17:16:24
From: AnneS
ID: 76915
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
pepe said:
CollieWA said:
>i saw that dusty springfield as well and her voice went up in my estimation.
Judith Durham from the seekers could sing a bit too…
peggy lee’s rendition of ‘fever’ is what i was looking for – but we don’t have it.
the postman is the hero back in those days for ‘bringing those love letters to me’
seems ridiculously antiquated nowadays and yet elvis had a love letter song.
maybe we all shousld be listening to Elvis today
Date: 8/01/2010 17:16:53
From: AnneS
ID: 76916
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
CollieWA said:
I found a Peggy Lee directory on my mp3 collection, it is a realllly old recording.
Tracks are numbered, not named so I’ll listen to see if I have fever.
hers really is the best version of that song
Date: 8/01/2010 17:17:37
From: CollieWA
ID: 76917
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
No, don’t think so. Is that from the 30s? Sounds like it?
Date: 8/01/2010 17:18:28
From: CollieWA
ID: 76918
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
>maybe we all shousld be listening to Elvis today
Would have been his 75th birthday today.
Date: 8/01/2010 18:01:57
From: orchid40
ID: 76924
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
CollieWA said:
>maybe we all shousld be listening to Elvis today
Would have been his 75th birthday today.
Sheesh! – Really! Don’t the years fly by!
I love Judith Durham’s voice too, got a few of hers and The Seekers.
Date: 8/01/2010 19:13:19
From: pain master
ID: 76937
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
Frank Zappa is on the ipod…
“He puts forth, a cream rosette…”
Date: 8/01/2010 19:35:34
From: bubba louie
ID: 76942
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
My tastes are pretty eclectic. It just depends on my mood. If I’m on my own in the car I tend to Yell along with George to Bad to the Bone. I like the sound track to O Brother Where Art Thou and Johnny Cash.
We were big Bruce Springsteen fans long before he became popular in Aus. In our younger days we listened to quite a bit of Buffy St Marie but nobody knows who we’re talking about these days.
Eric Bogle, The Furies, lots of different stuff really.
Date: 8/01/2010 19:48:56
From: Happy Potter
ID: 76947
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
orchid40 said:
CollieWA said:
>maybe we all shousld be listening to Elvis today
Would have been his 75th birthday today.
Sheesh! – Really! Don’t the years fly by!
I love Judith Durham’s voice too, got a few of hers and The Seekers.
Hubbys the Elvis freak here. I have tons of music here, CD’s tapes and LP’s, more than I have furniture! lol
Date: 8/01/2010 20:19:47
From: AnneS
ID: 76962
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
bubba louie said:
My tastes are pretty eclectic. It just depends on my mood. If I’m on my own in the car I tend to Yell along with George to Bad to the Bone. I like the sound track to O Brother Where Art Thou and Johnny Cash.
We were big Bruce Springsteen fans long before he became popular in Aus. In our younger days we listened to quite a bit of Buffy St Marie but nobody knows who we’re talking about these days.
Eric Bogle, The Furies, lots of different stuff really.
Love Eric Bogle. Haven’t hear a lot of the Furies, but what I have I liked. Buffy Saint Marie now there’s a blast from the past….think our age is showing LOL
Date: 8/01/2010 20:42:03
From: bubba louie
ID: 76967
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
AnneS said:
bubba louie said:
My tastes are pretty eclectic. It just depends on my mood. If I’m on my own in the car I tend to Yell along with George to Bad to the Bone. I like the sound track to O Brother Where Art Thou and Johnny Cash.
We were big Bruce Springsteen fans long before he became popular in Aus. In our younger days we listened to quite a bit of Buffy St Marie but nobody knows who we’re talking about these days.
Eric Bogle, The Furies, lots of different stuff really.
Love Eric Bogle. Haven’t hear a lot of the Furies, but what I have I liked. Buffy Saint Marie now there’s a blast from the past….think our age is showing LOL
Shhhhhh. We’re still chickees according to Collie.
Date: 8/01/2010 20:44:32
From: Happy Potter
ID: 76968
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
AnneS said:
bubba louie said:
My tastes are pretty eclectic. It just depends on my mood. If I’m on my own in the car I tend to Yell along with George to Bad to the Bone. I like the sound track to O Brother Where Art Thou and Johnny Cash.
We were big Bruce Springsteen fans long before he became popular in Aus. In our younger days we listened to quite a bit of Buffy St Marie but nobody knows who we’re talking about these days.
Eric Bogle, The Furies, lots of different stuff really.
Love Eric Bogle. Haven’t hear a lot of the Furies, but what I have I liked. Buffy Saint Marie now there’s a blast from the past….think our age is showing LOL
What year was that ? I don’t remember B.S.M
Date: 8/01/2010 20:46:56
From: bubba louie
ID: 76969
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
bubba louie said:
AnneS said:
bubba louie said:
My tastes are pretty eclectic. It just depends on my mood. If I’m on my own in the car I tend to Yell along with George to Bad to the Bone. I like the sound track to O Brother Where Art Thou and Johnny Cash.
We were big Bruce Springsteen fans long before he became popular in Aus. In our younger days we listened to quite a bit of Buffy St Marie but nobody knows who we’re talking about these days.
Eric Bogle, The Furies, lots of different stuff really.
Love Eric Bogle. Haven’t hear a lot of the Furies, but what I have I liked. Buffy Saint Marie now there’s a blast from the past….think our age is showing LOL
Shhhhhh. We’re still chickees according to Collie.
We’ve seen the Furies live twice, and Eric Bogle once. The Bushwackers used to do a good live show as well.
Bush Dances were a popular thing too. There used to be a big one every New Years Eve at City Hall in Bris. Always got a big turnout and great, if sweaty, fun.
Date: 8/01/2010 20:48:26
From: bubba louie
ID: 76970
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
Happy Potter said:
AnneS said:
bubba louie said:
My tastes are pretty eclectic. It just depends on my mood. If I’m on my own in the car I tend to Yell along with George to Bad to the Bone. I like the sound track to O Brother Where Art Thou and Johnny Cash.
We were big Bruce Springsteen fans long before he became popular in Aus. In our younger days we listened to quite a bit of Buffy St Marie but nobody knows who we’re talking about these days.
Eric Bogle, The Furies, lots of different stuff really.
Love Eric Bogle. Haven’t hear a lot of the Furies, but what I have I liked. Buffy Saint Marie now there’s a blast from the past….think our age is showing LOL
What year was that ? I don’t remember B.S.M
Ummmm I’m 52 and we were in our late teens. She was/is? a Native American folk singer.
Date: 8/01/2010 20:51:53
From: pain master
ID: 76971
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
bubba louie said:
Happy Potter said:
AnneS said:
Love Eric Bogle. Haven’t hear a lot of the Furies, but what I have I liked. Buffy Saint Marie now there’s a blast from the past….think our age is showing LOL
What year was that ? I don’t remember B.S.M
Ummmm I’m 52 and we were in our late teens. She was/is? a Native American folk singer.
a friend of GF who has Indigenous American heritage was named after Buffy…
Date: 8/01/2010 20:53:02
From: bubba louie
ID: 76972
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
pain master said:
bubba louie said:
Happy Potter said:
What year was that ? I don’t remember B.S.M
Ummmm I’m 52 and we were in our late teens. She was/is? a Native American folk singer.
a friend of GF who has Indigenous American heritage was named after Buffy…
http://www.creative-native.com/
Date: 8/01/2010 20:55:12
From: bubba louie
ID: 76974
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
bubba louie said:
pain master said:
bubba louie said:
Ummmm I’m 52 and we were in our late teens. She was/is? a Native American folk singer.
a friend of GF who has Indigenous American heritage was named after Buffy…
http://www.creative-native.com/
Sweet America and Native North American Child were the ones from our era.
Date: 8/01/2010 21:04:32
From: Happy Potter
ID: 76975
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
bubba louie said:
Happy Potter said:
AnneS said:
Love Eric Bogle. Haven’t hear a lot of the Furies, but what I have I liked. Buffy Saint Marie now there’s a blast from the past….think our age is showing LOL
What year was that ? I don’t remember B.S.M
Ummmm I’m 52 and we were in our late teens. She was/is? a Native American folk singer.
I’m older than you..but late teens I was out of action for a while. I must have missed BSM.
I was too busy hating Renee Geyer and Billy Joel.
Date: 8/01/2010 21:15:00
From: bubba louie
ID: 76976
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
Happy Potter said:
bubba louie said:
Happy Potter said:
What year was that ? I don’t remember B.S.M
Ummmm I’m 52 and we were in our late teens. She was/is? a Native American folk singer.
I’m older than you..but late teens I was out of action for a while. I must have missed BSM.
I was too busy hating Renee Geyer and Billy Joel.
She was never really main stream.
Date: 8/01/2010 23:09:12
From: pomolo
ID: 77009
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
CollieWA said:
>i saw that dusty springfield as well and her voice went up in my estimation.
Judith Durham from the seekers could sing a bit too…
Judith Durham was very good.
Date: 9/01/2010 01:22:52
From: hortfurball
ID: 77067
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
I’m feeling like the odd one out here.
Frank Zappa and Black Sabbath…I’m sure I’d know them if I heard them but I can’t name one song.
Heaviest things in my collection are The Tea Party http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTnq0goeR04
and Live http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OF0tLlc9kXk
Oldest (excluding classical) is Melanie Safka http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEQzX4AO4×4
Date: 9/01/2010 09:05:04
From: The Estate
ID: 77072
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
Happy Potter said:
orchid40 said:
CollieWA said:
>maybe we all shousld be listening to Elvis today
Would have been his 75th birthday today.
Sheesh! – Really! Don’t the years fly by!
I love Judith Durham’s voice too, got a few of hers and The Seekers.
Hubbys the Elvis freak here. I have tons of music here, CD’s tapes and LP’s, more than I have furniture! lol
You hubby has great taste in more ways than one COz 
I listened to a lot of utube stuff yesterday for ‘Elvis’ and posted quite a few on my forum, not sure how to do the direct link here, HELP 
Date: 10/01/2010 07:56:30
From: shell bell
ID: 77217
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
Im partial to David Gray, Suzanne Vega, John Lee Buffalo and a bit of Toto for dancing :)
Date: 10/01/2010 17:54:39
From: hortfurball
ID: 77314
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
Thanks to the other thread about concerts, I now have Baccara ‘Yes Sir, I can Boogie’ playing in the background, LOL!
Bring on the disco revival! LMAO!
Date: 10/01/2010 18:35:51
From: Happy Potter
ID: 77320
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
hortfurball said:
Thanks to the other thread about concerts, I now have Baccara ‘Yes Sir, I can Boogie’ playing in the background, LOL!
Bring on the disco revival! LMAO!
I asked youngest daughter what disco did they go to last night and she looked at me like I’d grown 3 heads.
“They’re *nightclubs’ mum!!”
Well obviously the disco era is sacred to us. thank goodness something is!
Date: 10/01/2010 18:41:32
From: hortfurball
ID: 77321
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
Happy Potter said:
hortfurball said:
Thanks to the other thread about concerts, I now have Baccara ‘Yes Sir, I can Boogie’ playing in the background, LOL!
Bring on the disco revival! LMAO!
I asked youngest daughter what disco did they go to last night and she looked at me like I’d grown 3 heads.
“They’re *nightclubs’ mum!!”
Well obviously the disco era is sacred to us. thank goodness something is!
LOL! I’ve just been listening to Boney M too.
Date: 10/01/2010 18:44:09
From: Happy Potter
ID: 77323
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
hortfurball said:
Happy Potter said:
hortfurball said:
Thanks to the other thread about concerts, I now have Baccara ‘Yes Sir, I can Boogie’ playing in the background, LOL!
Bring on the disco revival! LMAO!
I asked youngest daughter what disco did they go to last night and she looked at me like I’d grown 3 heads.
“They’re *nightclubs’ mum!!”
Well obviously the disco era is sacred to us. thank goodness something is!
LOL! I’ve just been listening to Boney M too.
Oh yeah Boney M! I have that too.
Now I want to pull out my LP/CD/ cassette cupboard and go thru the lot!
Date: 10/01/2010 18:53:13
From: bubba louie
ID: 77327
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
Happy Potter said:
hortfurball said:
Thanks to the other thread about concerts, I now have Baccara ‘Yes Sir, I can Boogie’ playing in the background, LOL!
Bring on the disco revival! LMAO!
I asked youngest daughter what disco did they go to last night and she looked at me like I’d grown 3 heads.
“They’re *nightclubs’ mum!!”
Well obviously the disco era is sacred to us. thank goodness something is!
We were never into Disco or Nightclubs.
Date: 10/01/2010 19:18:59
From: pain master
ID: 77330
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
Beck singing Debra.
Man that guy has a cracker of a range… we heard it yesterday in the car on the J’s and it had the two of us singing “Crazeeeeeee”
Great song, all about a guy loving a girl so that he can get closer to her sister….
Date: 10/01/2010 19:25:49
From: pain master
ID: 77334
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
hortfurball said:
LOL! I’ve just been listening to Boney M too.
My Boney M story….
A good couple/friends of ours are big Eurovision fans and they don’t mind a bit of Boney M thank you very much. Now the 4 of us had made it across the PNG border and into Indonesia and we were visiting Jayapura. We had all jumped into a taxi (read little Toyota Kijang) with seats facing into the middle and therefore we say facing each other. Me good friend pulls out the video to record a trip across town and as he does, the driver cranks up the stereo. There’s this really interesting introduction to a song that is a bit odd, but me friend recognises it straight away as “By the River of Babylon”
Oh how we sang…
Date: 10/01/2010 19:56:57
From: AnneS
ID: 77354
Subject: re: What I'm listening to
I have seen The Four Kinsmen; Jon English and John Williamson at the local club. All good nights out at a fraction of the normal concert price and good atmosphere. The Four Kinsmen were fantastci showmen