These songs were playing on our Chicago radio back 35 years ago.
EVIL WOMAN-- ELO--
ACTION-- SWEET-- Sounding a whole lot like Queen on this one.
DREAM WEAVER-- GARY WRIGHT--
SHOW ME THE WAY-- PETER FRAMPTON-- One of the biggest live albums of that year or any year. (It was hard to go anywhere in '76 and not hear this album. It always reminds me of Liz's cousins out in Kansas City. Plus, how did he get those weird guitar sounds from his throat?)
SLOW RIDE-- FOGHAT--
DREAM ON-- AEROSMITH-- Three years old at this time. (This one reminds me of Carolina Beach, North Carolina and the good old Silver Dollar Bar.)
ROCK AND ROLL ALL NIGHT-- KISS-- From Kiss Alive (The first I'd heard of this band. I always wondered what would have happened with our parents back when the Beatles came out in 1964. They almost had a fit. What would they have done had Kiss come out in '64?)
LOVE HURTS-- NAZARETH-- A new version. We originally got it in the early 60s by the Everly Brothers.
BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY-- QUEEN-- It was not very often that you got a song to hit #1 that was six minutes long. (We're not worthy!!)
It's Pre-Disco. You Wouldn't Understand. --RoadDog
STUPID QUESTIONS: Why is there a light in the fridge, but not in the freezer?
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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