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ORIGINAL: slaveboyforyou

I remember my dad listening to Gordon Lightfoot on the 8-track in our car as a very young child.  "Sundown" and "Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald"  stick out in my memory the most.  I still like Gordon Lightfoot; he's a great singer and songwriter. 

My mom was a Bee Gees and Abba fan.  As dorky as it is, I like this Bee Gees song.  and I like a couple of Abba songs especially Waterloo
 
I remember all of those songs from a very young age.  About the only other song that I remember better from that age is this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmcdBnj4ZOg [:D]
 

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ORIGINAL: Darcyandthedark

My gran would play it so much.
 
Cinderella Rockafella.
 
and my parents played this.
 
Cry.

 
the.dark.

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ORIGINAL: windchymes

It was Donny Osmond for me, too, lol.  Only it was his first hit, "Sweet and Innocent" that got me all goosebumpy at 13.  The one you're talking about was one of his later albums....after his voice changed.[:(]

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ORIGINAL: Darcyandthedark

Awww... lushy ya are all uncultured[;)]they are classic!  I used to laugh sooo hard at cinderellarockafella.  My gran would dance around the room with me in her arms yoddling and being silly so it always brings me warm fuzzies.  We would spin round and round until we fell down all dizzy into her big squishy chair and she always used to say, 'No matter how old and wrinkly you get little angel, remember to be silly sometimes'.
 
She was always full of good things.
 
Oh, and I adore Johnnie Ray even today.  I love this songs sentiment, it was such a cool thing back then for a man to sing.  Regardless of the content of the song though, even if I do believethey rock, it's the memories they invoke when they are played.  My gran was the most fabulous and amazing women ever, and sitting listening to Ray makes me think of warm winter sundays with the smell of roast beef wafting from the kitchen and my mum singing at the top of her voice, my dad in his chair reading the sunday papers complete with pipe.  I wouldn't trade them for the world.
 
the.dark.

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ORIGINAL: Vendaval

Ah yes, Pink Floyd brings back memories.  I spent most of one summer in high school listening to Dark Side of the Moon.

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ORIGINAL: MrRodgers

Name any piece but for me it goes back to Buddy Holly and Elvis Presley.

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ORIGINAL: lusciouslips19

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ORIGINAL: Vendaval

Ah yes, Pink Floyd brings back memories.  I spent most of one summer in high school listening to Dark Side of the Moon.

And saying while passing the joint "ear" .[:D]