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In reply to the discussion: What was the first group you really were into? Do you still like them? [View all]cachukis
(2,403 posts)77. I lucked out. Had two sets of parents.
Got to hear stories about my grandparent's parents. My grandparents were born in the 1890's and their parents born in the 1870's and my great great grandparents were born in the 1850's and 60's. I connect my youngest grandchildren who are 3 and 5, born 170 years later with real stories. Pretty cool.
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What was the first group you really were into? Do you still like them? [View all]
debm55
Nov 2023
OP
I spent a couple years in HS playing nothing but Zeppelin and Black Sabbath.
bullimiami
Nov 2023
#105
CSNY - "Four Way Street" and Led Zep III. Really like them since and ongoing
Bernardo de La Paz
Nov 2023
#13
Very good selections and groups. Thank you. PS I have both of the albums or did.
debm55
Nov 2023
#14
Ty. Who knew that would be THE night - until that night! That's why I still tell it (in Dem circles, that is 😉 )
electric_blue68
Nov 2023
#100
Me too. And all the branches-- Flying Burrito Brothers, Gene Clark, CSN, etc.
Silent Type
Nov 2023
#180
I remember that song and singing it with friends, Thank you for bringing back memories for me
debm55
Nov 2023
#48
That was my time too. Saw them on Ed Sullivan's show on a Sunday night. Still love them.
debm55
Nov 2023
#36
Good for him. Still like and listen to CCR. I always thought they were from the deep South, It shocked me when I found
debm55
Nov 2023
#38
You are right--all Vietnam movies had at least "Run Through the Jungle" Was there a reason for CCR losing their rights
debm55
Nov 2023
#62
Very interesting post---most of it I didn;t know. Thank you for posting the information. I gave you a rec.
debm55
Nov 2023
#64
My husband still has the album with Dorothy's ruby shoes. He still plays their music when driving.
debm55
Nov 2023
#52
Idk, I think a bunch of their songs from Revolver through The White Album are excellent...
electric_blue68
Nov 2023
#95
Ha, ha, ha, ah, those days. A friend's dad got us tixs! We were able to see them at Shea Stadium '65 & '66....
electric_blue68
Nov 2023
#96
Just about all of the Motown groups (Temps, Supremes, 4 Tops), Rolling Stones, Beatles, Earth Wind and Fire.
brush
Nov 2023
#67
Loved the Motown sound. My first 45 was by Stevie Wonder, Motown was great music.
debm55
Nov 2023
#70
Motown groups - Also the Ronettes, the Crystals, Marvin Gaye and, of course, ARETHA
people
Nov 2023
#79
I still like both, Nights in White Satin was my favorite--so romantic. Like the Dogs too. Great dancing music. TY
debm55
Nov 2023
#73
Thank you FM123, even though they have passed , their music still touches your soul. What a great accomplishment.
debm55
Nov 2023
#74
I was in third grade. It was not long after Kennedy was killed. We watched Ed Sullivan's show on a Sunday night. I
debm55
Nov 2023
#86
Yes, the band behind should've gotten a mention. The Stones and Elvis are two the biggest in the history of rock.
brush
Nov 2023
#111
Agreed. I like the Beatles too, but the Stones bad boy image is to my liking as well.
brush
Nov 2023
#165
Not a group, but I did love Marvin Gaye. I was in agony when he was shot and killed by his own father. I just couldn't
CTyankee
Nov 2023
#97
I remember, then the story switch and had Marvin attacking his dad and his dad shooting him in self defense. I didn't
debm55
Nov 2023
#121
I had a lot of luck, and usually an incredible amount of joy, and fun w my concert going....
electric_blue68
Nov 2023
#181
Yes, we had smaller venues here too. I was able to experience different groups and music.
debm55
Nov 2023
#126
Seen shows from tiny clubs, medium size clubs, to theaters, to arenas, and almost the biggest stadiums...
electric_blue68
Nov 2023
#186
Agree, It became a whole different kind of Doobies with Michael McDonald as lead singer it was more centered on him.
debm55
Nov 2023
#118
I just count myself lucky that, most of the time, I got through it without breaking. (n/t)
OldBaldy1701E
Nov 2023
#189
Great choices, I saw Yes, Bowie and Mott the Hoople in concert.Ye times and tastes change. TY
debm55
Nov 2023
#125
Aren't they from Pittsburgh. Because I think I saw them at a small venue here in town. Thank you.
debm55
Nov 2023
#147
I liked their music, but didn't like the show. Only watched when visiting my cousins.
debm55
Nov 2023
#163
I liked the fact that they changed with the times, instead of remaining stagnant
debm55
Dec 2023
#204