What music are you listening to?

[Tincasteve]

Got about 2 tons of logs to split so I'm listening to these.

 

[Sean Regan]

That rang a bell.

So I checked through my "Records I don't play any more," collection and found this.
That track is on it. I doubt if I've played it in forty years. But I must have liked it to buy it.

She'll be 77 next month and hasn't recorded anything since 2007.

 

[Logan]

I was watching this video and looked her up, can't remember much about her.

 

[Logan]

A duet with Celine Dion, Celine Dion's voice is amazing.

 

[Sean Regan]

Here's another from the same era singing simular genres of songs.
She died in 2020, suffering from dementia.

I've always liked this.

 

[Logan]

I remember that song and her, did she record anything else?

 

[Sean Regan]

This is the only one that came to mind.

I felt quite sad learning she'd died.

 

[Tincasteve]

 

[Logan]

Original and co wrote with John Denver

First Cover

 

[Sean Regan]

I may have mentioned this before, but "Sandy" will be seventy-four this year.

 

[Sean Regan]

It struck me how "non PC" some of the lyrics to Angie Baby, would appear now.



"Folks hoping you'd turn out cool,
but they had to take you out of school,
you're a little bit touched, you know, Angie Baby."

///

"It's so nice to be insane,
no one asks you to explain,
radio by your side, Angie baby."


(I ordered and downloaded the sheet music, I've also ordered the 45rpm record for one of my jukeboxes, hmm.. what to take out to put it in?).

 

[LouisFerdinand]

Be Thou My Vision

 

[Sean Regan]

I downloaded the sheet music for Angie Baby and got around to having a stab at it now my wrist feels better.
Jazzed up the backing a bit. My Tyros 5 "sings quite well."

Box

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[Tincasteve]

Was looking at youtube and found a funny that I've never thought existed.
It's the last person you would think of making a record.

 

[Sean Regan]

Was looking at youtube and found a funny that I've never thought existed.
It's the last person you would think of making a record.

Last person, for me that was Terry Wogan.