Favorite songs I was raised on

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One of my favorite bands

 

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We all wanted to reach this status, but...........now I am here posting on TNET

 

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Dolly Parton singing " Great Balls of Fire " in Miami Vice



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[WannaDig3687]

Ventures were a favorite of mine, but EVERY time I hear this song I think of Pee Wee Herman

I wasn't a huge fan of Pee Wee, but you are right. You can't help but think of him when you hear the song.

 

[WannaDig3687]

One of my favorite bands

I never heard that before. Sounded pretty. I was saying to myself, "Check out that cape!" Then the camera panned to the audience. They didn't look very enthusiastic until that one girl leaned over and said something. I bet it was, "Check out that cape!"

 

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Ohh Wee! Another new one for me!

 

[ECS]

We all wanted to reach this status, but...........now I am here posting on TNET
Wrightdigger, you need to quiz ECS on his musical background. He was in a band, experienced guitarist, and also cut a record. That is ALL I have been able to get out of him but I am curious in more details but I think he doesn't trust me yet

Actual a few regionals, including '60's Orlando label TENER 45 single which has resurfaced on GEARFAB RECORDS CD-
PSYCHEDELIC STATES-Florida on the "60's Vol 4 #GF 276.
In the "60's, I knew Tom Petty during his MUDCRUTCH days, Duane and Greg when they were the ALLMAN JOYS, Don Felder in the Maudy Quintet, and later in FLOW, a Creed Taylor Records band with of my class of '66 Ocala High School friends, one of which we cowrote the Senior class play that banned and never performed.
Was a member of Rusty Day's CACTUS when he lived in Longwood, Florida- their 6GUN TERRITORRY PARK in Ocala, Florida concert is online.
Later went on to being an independent producer/marketing label/manager as field A&R for a major.
...and as Bob Segar sang, Simon, Turn the page.

PS: I saw the BEATLES, September 11, 1964 at the GATOR BOWL, Jacksonville, Florida along with several of the Florida musicians mention above.

 

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Thanks ECS, I knew you were hiding your talented past.

 

[ECS]

The NIGHTCRAWLERS from Daytona Beach had a minor hit with this song on 1965- a BIG hit in Florida, and every Florida garage band played this song which also provided the impetus-"If the Nightcrawlers can make it, so can we".
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers did a remake of "Little Black Egg".



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