Some songs compliments of Bob Stroud to bring back a memory or two.
(I'VE BEEN) SEARCHING SO LONG-- CHICAGO
BAND ON THE RUN-- WINGS-- my favorite big hit by Sir Paul. Always reminds me of driving the van from the Holiday Inn in Wheeling-Northbrook back and forth to O'Hare Airport.
OH MY MY-- RINGO STARR-- I definitely enjoyed ol' Ringo's post-Beatle output. The last two songs, of course, by ex-Beatles. I still have to think twice when spelling the insect by the same name.
LET IT RIDE-- BTO-- How do you get more rock than this? Great cruising-down-the-road tune.
MIDNIGHT AT THE OASIS-- MARIA MULDAUR-- How do you get less rock than this? Some kind of different song.
COME AND GET YOUR LOVE-- REDBONE-- Some Indian Rock.
I'LL HAVE TO SAY I LOVE YOU IN A SONG-- JIM CROCE--
TUBULAR BELLS-- MIKE OLDFIELD-- I don't know if this song or the movie scared me more.
HOOKED ON A FEELING-- BLUE SUEDE-- One of the best-ever starts to a song. When deejaying I was very likely to play the beginning two-three or more times in a row. Everybody say "Ooga Chaka."
JET-- WINGS-- Another Sir Paul effort.
THE SHOW MUST GO ON- THREE DOG NIGHT--
BENNIE AND THE JETS-- ELTON JOHN-- #1 song in Chicago.
Good Stuff, Lulu, Good Stuff. --RoadDog
Thought for the Day: If you think there is good in everybody then you haven't met everybody.
Being an account of some things I'm interested in, what I'm doing, and reflections on my past, especially music.
Listen to this man. Seven years of college, you know. Trying to reason with 2020 and, now, 2022.
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