The Silver Screen Oasis

laffite wrote: ↑June 29th, 2023, 8:18 pm ...Just curious, do have an idea when you first heard it. It's sort of a legendary classic.

Yes. I grew up listening to records and AM radio and indeed, it's a monumental record I first heard in the 1960s. My mother loved RAY CHARLES. She had taste.

THE ROLLING STONES Exile On Main Street

PostmodernJukebox featuring Melinda Doolittle- A torch-style cover of Britney Spears' "Toxic"

Allhallowsday wrote: ↑June 29th, 2023, 8:46 pm

laffite wrote: ↑June 29th, 2023, 8:18 pm ...Just curious, do have an idea when you first heard it. It's sort of a legendary classic.

Yes. I grew up listening to records and AM radio and indeed, it's a monumental record I first heard in the 1960s. My mother loved RAY CHARLES. She had taste.

Ray did have that affect on some of the strangest people. Not implying your Mom was strange. I was more referring to my wife's ex husband, an Alabama man who's deep seated bigotry was so strong he made a Klansman look bleeding heart liberal. Yet, he was a HUGE Ray Charles fan. I kinda grew up with Ray too. The Detroit Dragway, not actually in Detroit, but located on Sibley Rd. near Dix-Toledo Rd. in Riverview, Mi. used Ray's instrumental intro to his "What'd I Say?" for their radio ads. You'd hear the piano intro quickly followed by some guy yelling, "SUN-dayyyy" Sunday at Detroit Dragway...."




Sepiatone

What"t I Say in stereo and the full version!!!

BEASTIE BOYS Paul's Boutique

DUKE ELLINGTON Mood Indigo

THE B-52's Cosmic Thing

The Beatles- It's All Too Much

FERDE GROFE GRAND CANYON SUITE

Sepiatone

Endless Summer Legends

Jukebox Hits of the '70s

Allhallowsday wrote: ↑July 2nd, 2023, 8:29 pm Jukebox Hits of the '70s

You must have a lot of music!