Fm Channel May 1 On Sirius

HomerMcvie · #1 05-15-2018, 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Lola

Oh, good! I hope to hear it soon. I do the same listening for John. After my mother in law died we cleaned out her house and found boxes of records. Mostly junk but I found a 78 of Cool Water and had to keep it.

78? Of Marty Robbins?

dreamsunwind · #2 05-15-2018, 12:21 PM

I heard Lindsey the other day talking about Tango. He was saying how he's noticed a lot of the traits of that 80s style music has come back, like synth, electronic elements etc.

BlanketMan · #3 05-15-2018, 12:44 PM

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Originally Posted by dreamsunwind

I heard Lindsey the other day talking about Tango. He was saying how he's noticed a lot of the traits of that 80s style music has come back, like synth, electronic elements etc.

I just heard Lindsey talking about the first time he heard Go Your Own Way on the radio, and how he called up the DJ who criticized it to ask why he didn't like it... ("He couldn't find the beat.")

It's been an unexpected and pleasant surprise hearing Lindsey speaking about the band on the FMac channel. I assumed he'd be persona non grata on this channel.

TrueFaith77 · #4 05-15-2018, 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by dreamsunwind

I heard Lindsey the other day talking about Tango. He was saying how he's noticed a lot of the traits of that 80s style music has come back, like synth, electronic elements etc.

Perhaps we will hear this "come back" in his "pop" solo album (now slated apparently for 2019)

Lola · #5 05-15-2018, 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by HomerMcvie

78? Of Marty Robbins?

No, I'm looking at it now. Bob Nolan songwriter(?) Vaughn Monroe and his Orchestra. I did some research when I found the record and slapped a sticky note on it. My note says "best selling recorded version of this song---1948 Billboard chart 13 weeks #9 peak"
This record is beat to **** but I kept it anyway. I spent hours and hours researching each record for value/rarity. Boxes of records with nothing to jump up and down about but it was fascinating.

bombaysaffires · #6 05-15-2018, 11:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Lola

No, I'm looking at it now. Bob Nolan songwriter(?) Vaughn Monroe and his Orchestra. I did some research when I found the record and slapped a sticky note on it. My note says "best selling recorded version of this song---1948 Billboard chart 13 weeks #9 peak"
This record is beat to **** but I kept it anyway. I spent hours and hours researching each record for value/rarity. Boxes of records with nothing to jump up and down about but it was fascinating.

when I played the FM B-side of that song back at the time, my mom came in and was singing along to the song. It was popular when she was in high school.

HomerMcvie · #7 05-16-2018, 12:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Lola

No, I'm looking at it now. Bob Nolan songwriter(?) Vaughn Monroe and his Orchestra. I did some research when I found the record and slapped a sticky note on it. My note says "best selling recorded version of this song---1948 Billboard chart 13 weeks #9 peak"
This record is beat to **** but I kept it anyway. I spent hours and hours researching each record for value/rarity. Boxes of records with nothing to jump up and down about but it was fascinating.

Okay. I'm a big classic country fan, and I have a Marty Robbins boxed set, that has Cool Water on it.

AND a country singer friend, who's SO OBSESSED with Marty Robbins, that he was gifted the grave site next to Marty's, and is planning on being buried there, when he expires.