Song of the day...

[Y@]

Well, I don't know what's making me do this, but I'll be posting an official "Song Of The Day" every day... feel free to post your own as well. The songs WILL BE DIVERSE, so don't nag on me about that.

Day #1: Slipknot- Sulfur: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAAvNmoqDq0

[Garry K]

The songs will be diverse? Cool! That means you'll include some Cajun, zydeco, Irish, blues, bluegrass, big band (swing), Tex-Mex, tango, samba, polka, waltz, old-time country, old-time (different from old-time country), Appalachian, Scottish, rumba, comedy/parody, opera, classical, march, swamp pop, New Orleans, boogie woogie, ragtime, and maybe even a few others? Cool! :-)

Garry K

[PlymouthStationGuy]

Ok here is mine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUkqqkbtSeY

[BerkshireKid]

Dane's contribution!! I think Tabone might even like this one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaYkwItyMFk

[Y@]

I am currently very sick and it never crossed my mind to put one up yesterday, so we'll go with PSG and Dane's as the official songs of Day #2.

Day #3: Lita Ford w/ Ozzy- Close My Eyes Forever: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zy3fJ8Nmzyw

[Racer]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyfcOriVKBM

Eat it!

[hobojim]

?The song of the day is the moonshiners themesong:

In The Still of the Night

[pfs]

Something a bit soft for the kids...

[SD80MAC]

?The song of the day is the moonshiners themesong:

In The Still of the Night

This is the only "In The Still of the Night" I know!

[CAT345C]

Dane's contribution!! I think Tabone might even like this one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaYkwItyMFk

HELLS YEA!

[CAT345C]

Before I leave brush my teeth with a bottle of jack

Oh how I love KE$HA and plenty of BEEER
http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=Tik ... &FORM=VIVR

[hobojim]

?The song of the day is the moonshiners themesong:

In The Still of the Night

This is the only "In The Still of the Night" I know!

"In the Still of the Night" was a country song by Ronnie Milsap in the 70s. Long before Whitesnake

[AARR]

Here's one a LOT of us can identify with
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnzHtm1jhL4

[Garry K]

"In the Still of the Night" was a doo-wop song from the 1950s by the Five Satins.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBT3oDMCWpI

Garry K

[hobojim]

"In the Still of the Night" was a doo-wop song from the 1950s by the Five Satins.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBT3oDMCWpI

Garry K

I Never knew that , Garry, lots of those songs were done by artists of different genres.

[Garry K]

Lots of music gets recycled. As an example, "Blue Moon," another doo-wop hit in the 1950s, was actually written around 1930 by Cole Porter.

Back in the mid-1980s, I was watching a hockey game on TV with a neighbor teenager, when the organist at the game (they still had live organists then instead of the crappy recorded music they have today) started playing "California Girls." The teen chimed in with "Hey! That's a David Lee Roth song!" To which I corrected him, stating," Sorry, it was written and performed first by the Beach Boys in the 1960s." He didn't believe me, so I walked over to the stereo, got out the album, showed him the copyright date from the 1960s, then played the song so he could verify it was the same song.

As a musician, I do like to try to find out who and when certain tunes were written. Of course, I play a lot of "traitional" tunes like "Irish Washerwoman" that were written so long ago nobody now knows who originally wrote the tune.

Garry K

[AARR]

Lots of music gets recycled.

Vanilla Ice recycled a song or two

[Y@]

Day #4: The Goodtimes Theme Song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeDdt6X8vFU

[PAT.C]

MY FAVORITE SONG EVERYDAY !!!!!!!!!---XXX RATED---


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDVQ09ESjAo

[Garry K]

Here's one a LOT of us can identify with
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnzHtm1jhL4

Speaking of Napoleon XIV and "They're Coming to Take Me Away"....

That song was banned from the radio by the FCC in the 1960s as they claimed it made fun of "crazy people," so naturally I ran right down to my local record store and bought it. Still have the original 45, although now I've digitized it so I can play it on a CD.

Garry K