Ruxton Towers XC wrote:
I like the song "Call Me Maybe" but I will never admit it to anyone. I especially like the version sung by the US Swim Team. Well, they weren't really singing, of course...
Was going to say this one also. An absolute banger
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"I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor. The only disco number I really like.
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JustMe22 wrote:
coach wrote:
Embarrassed about liking Jim Croce? A very underrated artist who died waaaaay to sooon. What might have been?
A tortured artist, too. Had a number of hits, an exploitative relationship with his record label, and a massive drug problem. Ruined his personal relationships despite his massive talent, and died way before his time.
"Operator" was probably his greatest song. He wrote it after seeing his fellow enlistees receive "Dear John" letters (a notice send to those who have been sent mail telling them their partners have found someone else, for anyone who was born after this time) and he noticed his fellow soldiers calling home in disbelief. "Operator" peaked at #8 in the billboard charts.
He had two number one hits: "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown" (also about a fellow enlisted man who went AWOL and could not, for the life of him conform to what the military expected of him) and "Time in a Bottle," which only reached #1 after he died in a plane crash on Nagadoches, LA at age 30.
And he went to Villanova.
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Pinch Me - The Ohio Express
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Anything from this album by exercise guru Richard Simmons:
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JustMe22 wrote:
coach wrote:
Embarrassed about liking Jim Croce? A very underrated artist who died waaaaay to sooon. What might have been?
A tortured artist, too. Had a number of hits, an exploitative relationship with his record label, and a massive drug problem. Ruined his personal relationships despite his massive talent, and died way before his time.
"Operator" was probably his greatest song. He wrote it after seeing his fellow enlistees receive "Dear John" letters (a notice send to those who have been sent mail telling them their partners have found someone else, for anyone who was born after this time) and he noticed his fellow soldiers calling home in disbelief. "Operator" peaked at #8 in the billboard charts.
He had two number one hits: "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown" (also about a fellow enlisted man who went AWOL and could not, for the life of him conform to what the military expected of him) and "Time in a Bottle," which only reached #1 after he died in a plane crash on Nagadoches, LA at age 30.
I've Got a Name. My favorite Croce song. I was just watching some Ninjago movie with my grandson and the song is in the soundtrack. Still live it after all these years.
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Cornpop wrote:
I've Got a Name. My favorite Croce song. I was just watching some Ninjago movie with my grandson and the song is in the soundtrack. Still live it after all these years.
I know you're a bad dude, but this isn't a song to be ashamed of. It's simply a good song.
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I love silly love songs. wrote:
Spice Girls-tell me what you want what you really really want
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amkelley wrote:
"I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor. The only disco number I really like.
I confess to liking Rod Stewart's contribution to disco, Do Ya Think I'm Sexy. Apparently the song was intended as sort of a disco parody, but the result was actually a really good song.
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None. Because I have no shame and am also an honest/real individual.
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