OHHHH...this is SO COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!! Born in 1964;

BEATLES "LOVE ME DO"
TWIST AND SHOUT"
PLEASE, PLEASE ME"

And MICK JAGGER gets BUSTED for speeding and no insurance in Liverpool!!!!!!!!

WOOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love this history..........and of course MARTIN LUTHER KING................a presence in the world that will NEVER stop.

RT and MB20..........you have fans from 6 years (my youngest) to 60 years......YEA!!!!!! THE BOMB!!!!!!
Thanks for this thread!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

DON'T STOP spreading the HIGH VIBRATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

quote:

Originally posted by Texasgirl:
"I'm a believer" by the Monkees.

Geesh. That makes me old.

I actually BOUGHT "I'm a believer".

That makes me older.

Mine was "Love Is a Many Splendored Thing."

Isn't that a black/white movie?

*goes to sit in a hot bath*

NEVER2OLD............

You go girlfriend!!!!!!!!!!! As far as I am concerned, the older we get the COOLER we get..........listening to MB20 and turning it on to our family/friends!!!!! We ARE NOT sitting in front of the "boob tube" (how is THAT for an old term).we are sharing PASSION, LIFE and MUSIC>>YEA!!!!!!!!!!!!

The oldest on this site I declare are THE COOLEST!!!!!!!!!!!!

On the day Barack Obama was born it was Tossin’ And Turnin’ by Bobby Lewis

George W. Bush had The Gypsy by The Ink Spots

Bill Clinton - To Each His Own - Eddy Howard

Hillary Clinton - Near You - Francis Craig

Cyndi Lauper "time after time"...a great one

this is mine


1972, Looking Glass started a two week run at No.1 on the US singles chart with 'Brandy You're A Fine Girl', it didn't chart in the UK
leaxxxx

November 1974.......

David Essex topped the charts in the UK with 'Gonna make you a star',

and in the USA for one week was John Lennon with 'Whatever gets you thru the night'.

The top five songs of 1974 (apparently!!) are:-

1: Barbra Streisand - The Way We Were
2: Terry Jacks - Seasons In The Sun
3: Love Unlimited Orchestra - Love's Theme
4: Redbone - Come And Get Your Love
5: Jackson Five - Dancing Machine

Bring it on....
Cariad xoxo