What Song Are You Listening To, Right Now?

ThatOwlWoman said:
Another one for those of us staying at home because of #COVID45:

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First time I recall hearing that song we were driving up to Vancouver, BC & we were in Northern Calif/Southern Oregon & it was on the radio... I must of been about 6ish...

My "Auntie" (My Mom's Auntie) taught me to play solitaire up there~although I dunno if that song had a part to play in that..
 
I recall hearing this one as well while up there about the same time.. On a ferry between Vancouver & Victoria.. (I thought it was Mick Jagger & the Stones for a few years after)...


 
Bill said:
First time I recall hearing that song we were driving up to Vancouver, BC & we were in Northern Calif/Southern Oregon & it was on the radio... I must of been about 6ish...

My "Auntie" (My Mom's Auntie) taught me to play solitaire up there~although I dunno if that song had a part to play in that..
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We must be close in age. The older of my two brothers used to play that song a lot when we were kids. When we (sister and I) traveled down to TX for our younger brother's funeral, the three of us went out and got a bit soused. My sister passed out as soon as we got to the motel, but he and I stood outside on the balcony and sang that song in memory of our lost one. Probably we were not very good. lol
 
Bill said:
I recall hearing this one as well while up there about the same time.. On a ferry between Vancouver & Victoria.. (I thought it was Mick Jagger & the Stones for a few years after)...
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LOL @ the Stones. That was a great band. Do you remember this one too?

 
Even in the music room, your feeble cracked voice goes unheard. :laugh:

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ThatOwlWoman said:
We must be close in age. The older of my two brothers used to play that song a lot when we were kids. When we (sister and I) traveled down to TX for our younger brother's funeral, the three of us went out and got a bit soused. My sister passed out as soon as we got to the motel, but he and I stood outside on the balcony and sang that song in memory of our lost one. Probably we were not very good. lol
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Sad event but an awesome memory to cherish...
 
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