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Originally posted by mcrimm:
“Afternoon Delight”.....

Oh yes, that song takes me back to late '70's and a 30 year old divorce named Cathy. She couldn't get enough. That Woman damn near killed me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tt42-KO4p3M

Fall 1969. 17 y/o, 64 Mercury convertible. Dating my first serious girlfriend, this playing on the radio.

Best “I’m not putting up with this crap any more” song ever. I listened to it over and over (and bawled.) Jo-El Sonnier’s “No More One More Time”

Also question-what am I doing wrong when I copy the Youtube link and paste as URL that it doesn’t display anything but the link?

https://youtu.be/5gJ6zJFZ97o

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Originally posted by MelissaDallas:
Also question-what am I doing wrong when I copy the Youtube link and paste as URL that it doesn’t display anything but the link?

You have to do the thing: https://imaginekitty.com/tubinator.php

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Thank you Mark123!

Just out of college, single, first job, great co-workers, still doing things with my college friends, no cares. Hearing this song even now takes me back to those days and makes me smile.

Whole bunch of songs take me back to high school days in the 70"s, girls, skipping school and drag racing. But, when I hear any of the songs from the Beach Boys Endless Summer album it takes me back to my junior year in HS, cruising the main street of our town in a 1963 Impala SS with Carol sitting as close to me as she could. 8 Track of course.

Jeez I miss the innocence of those days.

One of these Nights by the Eagles. Takes me right back to 75 after graduation. Had a 70 Dodge Challenger with Mind Blower amplified speakers. Me and my best friend played it at least once a night that summer at full volume while hitting 100mph at the same time.

What a summer that was!!!

Proud Mary by CCR. My dad used to sing this while strumming his acoustic when I was a young boy and I can still remember exactly how it sounded. I think about him every time I hear that song.

Starbuck- moonlight feels right. A very special gal that I let get away..

Yeah, one of my friends had a ‘62 Bel Air bubble top with an 8 track tape deck. I remember this song in particular because there’s a point, only about a minute-and-a-half into the song where Jimmy Page is messing around with a violin bow (and feedback, and a pick edge…), Bonham is just lightly touching a ride cymbal and keeping time with a high hat, Plant is just being Plant. The sound starts going from R to L channel and front to back, actually revolving around the car. It’s pretty much a relief when Bonham re-enters the song with machine gun rim shots and Page’s lead riff. Like it was yesterday.

Oh yeah, and this one. Nuff said…

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Originally posted by wreckdiver:
One of these Nights by the Eagles. Takes me right back to 75 after graduation. Had a 70 Dodge Challenger with Mind Blower amplified speakers. Me and my best friend played it at least once a night that summer at full volume while hitting 100mph at the same time.

What a summer that was!!!

We bought the Mind Blower speakers in the seventies when they first came out. The first cassette we bought was Van Halen’s first album. Had a 69 GTO and we cruised all night cranking the speakers.
I miss those day’s.

I'll follow the sun...a melancholy Beatles ballad. I had never heard it,
when in 1978 we discovered the sheet music on my buddies
piano, during his clan's wake.

From the time I spent with a really nice gal right after my first marriage ended.

Fond memories.

Infantry Scout in Vietnam, 1965-1967. Nancy Sinatra... Boots (These boots were made for walking). We did, for days and weeks at a time, jungle and rubber plantations and rice paddy.

Back in the 1970s, very little of the music I preferred ever made it onto the radio air waves. But, Frank Marino & Mahoghany Rush's Live album was my favorite.

Have you ever seen the rain.

More than any other song, The Voice by The Moody Blues takes me instantly back to a particular moment in time. When I hear this song, I am teleported back to a fraternity party one evening in 1981. It's as though I can still feel the autumn breeze through the open windows and smell the various odors associated with that old, ramshackle house.

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Unchained Melodies by the Righteous Brothers.....actually it was Bobby Hatfield only. Oh, such memories!!