I did know, but I had forgotten, so I just checked. I won't say anything, though.

Vince:
I remember both of these--in fact really stretching my brain cells here--I think The Battle of New Orleans was the first song I remember hearing on a car radio and really liking--I talked my Mom into buying the 45 and played it to death--It just disappeared one day(I never asked--but I think my Dad was so sick of hearing it--he threw it away.)LOL

Cherokee Moon--I am so sorry--that song is insidious-perhaps a terrorist plot-it just plays over and over and over and over.

Okay, I had this blast from the past stuck in my head all day last week:

Pass de dutchie pon de left hand side
Pass de dutchie pon de left hand side.
Gimme de riddim make me jump an prance
It a go burn
Gimme de riddim make me get up and a dance.

Victor--I don't remember this song--but oddly enough I do remember the incident the song is based on. (I looked it up at Snopes-Urban Legends).

Victor--I don't remember this song--but oddly enough I do remember the incident the song is based on. (I looked it up at Snopes-Urban Legends).

victor - for some reason it always makes me think of:

dem belly full but we hungry
a hungry mob is an angry mob...

jah rule...

Today I heard an oldy but a goody
The Funky Co-Medina.

and yesterday I heard another oldy that stuck in my head all day:
Pete Townsend's
Don't Bring me second hand love...

I never really thought much of that song the first go round, but yesterday I couldn't get it out of my mind

Oh victor! Funky Cold Medina! Boy, does that bring back memories! And my hubby broke out NWA's music just the other day, remember them?

OK, call me square but ???

Vince, in karaoke (and before I met Marge, in piano bars), I sing the slow Johnny Horton songs - "All For the Love of a Girl," "Whispering Pines," and "The Mansion You Stole."