Look, admit it was a mistake, & we'll forget all about it, fair enough?
That's the great thing about music. Such incredible variety.
I haven't heard anything by Conway Twitty in years. And by Roy Orbison or Patsy Cline in months.
And I thoroughly enjoyed all 3.
On a side note, my Youngest is currently doing their dissertation for a Music Degree on the acceptance of Women Performers in Music. Something I find absolutely fascinating.
So-for example-some genres accepted Women Musicians from the get go. For example, Punk and Country.
Whereas others took decades to accept Women. Rock, particularly Hard Rock, Reggae and its forerunners.
Look, admit it was a mistake, & we'll forget all about it, fair enough?
That's the great thing about music. Such incredible variety.
I haven't heard anything by Conway Twitty in years. And by Roy Orbison or Patsy Cline in months.
And I thoroughly enjoyed all 3.
On a side note, my Youngest is currently doing their dissertation for a Music Degree on the acceptance of Women Performers in Music. Something I find absolutely fascinating.
So-for example-some genres accepted Women Musicians from the get go. For example, Punk and Country.
Whereas others took decades to accept Women. Rock, particularly Hard Rock, Reggae and its forerunners.
Ah watched " Girls in bands " on BBC 4 the other night there and this was the first band on ( It made the 5 year old in me chuckle )....
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@green_beer
Look, admit it was a mistake, & we'll forget all about it, fair enough?
I haven't heard anything by Conway Twitty in years. And by Roy Orbison or Patsy Cline in months.
And I thoroughly enjoyed all 3.
On a side note, my Youngest is currently doing their dissertation for a Music Degree on the acceptance of Women Performers in Music. Something I find absolutely fascinating.
So-for example-some genres accepted Women Musicians from the get go. For example, Punk and Country.
Whereas others took decades to accept Women. Rock, particularly Hard Rock, Reggae and its forerunners.
Someone told me had a load of no.1s, I always assumed in the USA. That’s a funny song
Did u sing along to it while listening
@green_beer
Absolutely not.
But it's oooooooooooonly make believe
Think the first song I recall from visits to the Friday night Youth Club was this, by Chubby Checker....
I’m at work now so can’t listen. Hope it’s twist again no heard that for donkeys
Absolute classic
that lady is from a different planet......
you ever hear these guys
very good.
that train track is decent! i always liked this one they do>
Haha.