It’s Saturday Night, the holiday is over, and I thought I would just take us back in time a few years, to when life was very different than it is now.
We were different, too. We were more innocent. For many of us, music filled our lives.
Here’s some of the music that filled mine, and whether you liked it or not, yours. I wasn’t a teenager then, but I was in my twenties, and oh, would I dance…
And I’m glad I did.
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My husband is a fan of the Bee Gees. 🙂
Cool Jackie. Get him up and dance. Hugs, Barbara
I got to see the BeeGees in concert once.
That is very cool. Hugs, Barbara
I just knew we would sync on the music!!! Love it and fond memories. Happy Sunday Xxxxx
Woohoo! Took me right back 🙂
Wasn’t it fun. I started the video and went wow. I knew I had people who would also enjoy the memory. Hugs my friend, Barbara
I’m still dancing in my heart and in my memories. Thanks for the trip!
Oh, I am so glad that you enjoyed it. I wish you a lovely day. Hugs, Barbara
Hi Barbara , it is not just you and whole of America , the entire world danced to this Bee Gees number in the 1980s . Thanks for the nostalgia , those were the days my love we though would never end….hugs…raj
Thank you. For me the day started in the sixties and ended in the eighties. I still love to listen to the music. i also like Blues, Jazz, Opera, Ballet, Zydeco, and a little hip hop…I have nine grandchildren.Enjoy the rest of the weekend. Hugs, Barbara
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Music is the medium to past memories. Mine started in the l940s with Harry James and Bing Crosby and the Big Bands and kept on going. I loved the 60s music, but my most tender memories are the ones during WW2.
My father was a music collector. He collected big band and Bing Crosby was his favorite crooner. I can still close my eyes and hear his music. My music started with the sixties. When I listen to music from the sixties and seventies, my world is ok again. I also like opera and ballet, zydeco, blues and jazz and thanks to grandchildren a little hip hop. LOL.It is nice to talk to you. Have a wonderful day. Hugs, Barbara
AMAZING song, band, and post! We may not have had the opportunity to experience their music on a cultural firsthand sensation, but their sound still rings throughout every corner of the planet.
The disco era….. (round of applause)
Thank you for sharing.
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