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What are you doing? I never said you could sit back down. 
Ok last one and then you can go for a drink break.
Sorry i created a monster.
He’s part of what makes HF Jets so good.
Edit: I forgot my music contribution:
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I'm only allowing Myself one tonight...
Better make it a good one...
Better make it a good one...
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sweet live licks from Robin Trower, turn it up lol
I'm only allowing Myself one tonight...
Better make it a good one...
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One of my favourite music videos. I sing this to my teenage Ginger while I’m stealing cookie dough from her when she’s baking.
Let's go Bee Gees on this one. At times ridiculed as a leader of Disco music and having their records burned as a protest against the Disco sound. DJ's refused to play their songs. I can't speak for the feeling at the time but Disco's got some good head bopping, toe tappin, fun timin, hip shaking rhythm. Barry Gibb was also a prolific songwriter, who wrote some hits for other artists.
We'll start with a live acoustic performance of the Bee Gees singing (The Lights Went Out In) Massachusetts. A song that has that feeling of you know it but you don't know it and may have you asking , "what is that song with that melody".
He wrote the Dolly Parton/Kenny Rogers hit "Islands In The Stream"
A cute moment in the song at 2:20 where Dolly messes up
He also wrote the song "To Love Somebody" which has been sung by numerous artists, I'm going with the Blue Rodeo version to comply with the CRTC regulations, but check out the Nina Simone version also.
We'll start with a live acoustic performance of the Bee Gees singing (The Lights Went Out In) Massachusetts. A song that has that feeling of you know it but you don't know it and may have you asking , "what is that song with that melody".
He wrote the Dolly Parton/Kenny Rogers hit "Islands In The Stream"
A cute moment in the song at 2:20 where Dolly messes up
He also wrote the song "To Love Somebody" which has been sung by numerous artists, I'm going with the Blue Rodeo version to comply with the CRTC regulations, but check out the Nina Simone version also.
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Aren't we right around the 40th anniversary of the release of Saturday Night Fever? I recall seeing something about that.
I was a little young for Disco, but remember it well enough that it was just an early phase for listening. I was pretty much CKY and CFRW during that era, before discovering 92 and the whole FM dial type of stuff. I was never on the pro-Disco side of things being more of a rocker but looking in the rear view mirror I can easily see why it was so very popular.
I kind of see Disco as a precursor of technopop which I don't really love; or much of the autotune type of stuff that permeates much of the, er, Apple-waves, in recent times. People love to dance and it will always have an audience, even if that doesn't include me. Those people just want to have fun where I'm more in awe of musicianship. It boils down to personal preference.
This is way more my preference:
But I'm not going to begrudge anyone this:
But I can't see Travolta as anything but this:
And this was sort of right at the start of my FM phase: this album was my summer of 1979. They remain one of my favorite Canadian bands of all time. This whole album is just stunning.
Ya disco was before my time too but i remember you weren't allowed to like it. Great cover here.
Great cover here. When we can travel again if you haven't been to Ireland definitely go, just a blast.
One of my dad's favorites passes away from Covid . RIP Charlie.
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I remember singing this song as a little Dude around the house and getting all the words wrong.
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