Birthday Song?

Ian F wrote: Ugh... Close to You by The Carpenters...

You could do worse.

...Andy Kim, "Rock Me Gently"...

Windy- the Association.

Although I'm confused that Rhapsody says that the album first came out 16 months later in '68?

Maggie Mae by Mr. Panty Peeler himself...Rod Stewart.

Pistol Packin' Mama by Al Dexter

Rob_Mopar wrote: Theme from Shaft. Damned right

...and we have a winner.

Everybody was Kung Fu Fightin was my song. I had no idea that was a very popular song,but I do like it.

On the Atchison, Topeka and Sante Fe. Boy, do I feel old!!

I don't even have to google this because I looked it up somewhere a few years ago.

Roberta flack--"The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face"

Love Child; Diana Ross and the Supremes.

Woody wrote:

Rob_Mopar wrote: Theme from Shaft. Damned right

...and we have a winner.

Yeah, that's dominance right there.

Elvis- Its now or never.

Could be worse, I guess.

Volare (Nel Blu Dipinto di Blu) by Domenico Modugno. Know the song but not the artist.

My 18th B-day was "Play that Funky Music" by Wild Cherry. 21st was "My Sharona" by The Knack. Both are better than my 17th, Rhinestone Cowboy. Ughh!

gamby wrote:

Woody wrote:

Rob_Mopar wrote: Theme from Shaft. Damned right

...and we have a winner.

Yeah, that's dominance right there.

"He's a bad mother..."

"You shut your mouth."

"But I'm talking about Shaft."

Yes I do have the soundtrack on CD.

For my 10th birthday it was Olivia Newton-John's Physical. And I did have a crush on her at the time. Hey, who didn't?

I didn't

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Youp9r30hjs&feature=related

Rob_Mopar wrote:

gamby wrote:

Woody wrote:

Rob_Mopar wrote: Theme from Shaft. Damned right

...and we have a winner.

Yeah, that's dominance right there.

"He's a bad mother..." "You shut your mouth." "But I'm talking about Shaft." Yes I do have the soundtrack on CD. For my 10th birthday it was Olivia Newton-John's Physical. And I did have a crush on her at the time. Hey, who didn't?

I can honestly say I didn't since I was 7 years from being born.

Three times a lady, bishes. Interesting to see how popular music has consistantly spiraled more violently down the tubes. Look at 80's vs. 90's, then 90's vs. 2000's. At least the 80's included people who knew how to play a berkeleying instrument or sing without auto-tuned assistance. Get off my lawn.

Lesley wrote: I didn't

Fair enough.

"Tragedy" by The Bee Gees

ugh.

We Built This- City Starship

Sister Golden Hair by America. Maybe that explains why I can't turn off the soft rock infomercial with the guy from Air Supply

Don't Worry, Be Happy - Bobby McFerrin

Get down tonight... KC and the Sunshine Band

Peter berkeleying Gabriel - Sledgehammer.

Better than I was expecting.

April 4th. 80 had The Wall, 82 I love rock n Roll, 83 Billie Jean.

And for 1984, drum roll please... Footloose