I remember in the late 80's, my cousin and I listening to Elvis quite a bit. Remember Robert Plant's Honeydrippers project? We played the hell out of that.

I was really close with my grandparents.

What I did like was watching documentaries of old music and movies. I guess it started with That's Entertainment!, a 1974 compilation MGM films plust the studio history. My parents took me to the cinema and I liked it very much. It started my hobby for Hollywood history.

And about music, it started with Heroes of Rock'n'Roll, hosted by Jeff Bridges (1979). It includes a band that would became my favorite 3 years later.

Unfortunately I've not found the entire 2 hours doc video, but there some good segments in YT. I think this is the most complete:

https://youtu.be/iirh65r0FZc?t=4736

Once I embraced country music(when Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and the like came along, rock was no longer for me. I need melody and harmony- see Eagles and FM), I began to embrace really old music. A favorite would be Bob Wills music from the 1930s and 40s. Truly joyous music.

Pearl Jam released a new album and I couldn't get thru 3 songs. It all sounds the same to me. Generic Rock. Like those white generic labels at the market back in the 80's.

Yep. And I bought all those albums, and really TRIED to like it. Nope.

"Freeeeezzinnn'...." Shut the actual fukc up.

so boring.

So I'm at my Sunday happy hour bar, where I play about 2 hours worth of music on the jukebox. My signature last two songs are Rhiannon, then Tusk as the finale(where my friends have been trained to mumble "real savage like" at the appropriate spot....). My two hour playlist finally ends, and what had the next person played, at least two hours ago?
SYLM


Sorry, that was a long story, but it was so odd that a stranger followed my FM, with FM.

What happens to them if they don't obey you?

The they're ousted from the glory of my presence, in a real savage like way.

I heard 'In My Mind" in Ocean State Job Lot on Sundae. The music was faint and I thought I heard Stevie singing. Was with a friend and I listened intently and said, "Lindsey Buckingham." My friend said, "you thought it was Stevie." Then I said, "same thing."

EBONY EYES on the Bridge.

I was in New Orleans and heard in the CVS... wait for it


IN MY WORLD!! :woohoo:

Holy crap! Now that's obscure! I'd like to buy whoever a drink for putting that on the list.

I even recorded it. hbaha

NGBA... Ralph's.

Whenever I Call You Friend, on my hippie radio.


EDIT - BTW, Walter Egan is now hosting a show on here. I haven't heard it yet, but they've advertised it, and he's put it on the Facebooks.

I heard "Feel About You" in a Wendy's. :woohoo:

That's really amazing, that some programmer liked it enough to put it on there. Seriously. :xoxo:

Wow! That's truly unexpected. What did you order? :nod: