Frankie Valli - Sherrie
Tommy Roe - Sweet Pea

There are many others but I don't know a lot of their names.
So yeah..maybe I'll remember them when I see yours.

You mean like early rock and roll jukebox stuff? Or Motown? Or early psych? Or rock classics that get played on oldies stations (Beatles, Stones, Zombies)?

Ain't No Woman Like The One I've Got
Baby, I Need Your Lovin'
It's a Beautiful Morning
Cherish
Could It Be I'm Falling In Love
Downtown
Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me
I Only Have Eyes For You
It's The Same Old Song
More Today Than Yesterday
Ooh, Baby Baby
What The World Needs Now

the sleepwalk

stuck in the middle with you
build me up buttercup
american pie
palasades park
seasons in the sun
the last song
leader of the pack
drift away
god, so many more.. i was raised on this shit <3

Originally posted by Mirror_Untrue
stuck in the middle with you
build me up buttercup
american pie
seasons in the sun
leader of the pack
god, so many more.. i was raised on this shit <3


:) me too <3. I remember we had this double CD called "The American Diner" and we used to listen to it _all the time_ on family trips. My sister and I would sing along with all the songs....hehe.

Tequilla
Surf City
Working in the Coalmine
Duke of Earl
My Boyfriend's Back
Chapel of Love
Wake Up Little Suzie
Goodnight Sweetheart


pretty much everything on that CD, too bad I can't remember more titles :(

Originally posted by sawdust restaurants
You mean like early rock and roll jukebox stuff? Or Motown? Or early psych? Or rock classics that get played on oldies stations (Beatles, Stones, Zombies)?

I'm pretty sure he just means oldies, you genre Nazi.

the leader of the pack

Originally posted by jczeroman
the leader of the pack

Hell yeah.

duke of earl

Originally posted by noyen
duke of earl

the ronettes - be my baby
the chiffons - one fine day
the crystals - then he kissed me
pat boone - moody river
ben e. king - stand by me
the cascades - rhythm of the falling rain
linda scott - i've told every little star

um songs that i don't know the original artists:

book of love
tell me why
dream lover
the still of the night

Booker T & the MG's- Green Onions
Mason Williams- Classical Gas
The Tokes- The Lion Sleeps Tonite
Isley Bros- Shout
The Champs- Tequila
Sloop John B- Beach Boys
Spooky- Classics IV
What a Wonderful World- Louis Armstrong
Walk Don't Run- The Ventures

If you can't tell by some of these, I like instrumentals.

Originally posted by AndySlash

Spooky- Classics IV


i thought Stormy was a better track.

Build Me Up Buttercup
Stormy Weather
Peggy Sue
Rock Around the Clock
Mack the Knife
Chapel of Love
Happy Together
The Letter

Originally posted by Starchildren
i thought Stormy was a better track.

Well, the topic said favorite, not best. There's arguments for both, I suppose. I have a connection with Spooky, though. So, yeah, don't be steppin' homes.

The Drifters - This Magic Moment

Oh, and "There Goes My Baby".

Tell It Like It Is - Aaron Neville
Build Me Up Buttercup-Foundations
Time of the Season- The Zombies

Anything by Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers.

Originally posted by Graveflower
i listen to these radio stations a lot and THEY NEVER SAY THE ARTIST NAMES

That's because those stations cater to people who have been listening to the same songs over and over for the past forty-five years.

be my baby is my favorite song of all time i think

Originally posted by failure
be my baby is my favorite song of all time i think

honestly it is that good.

So I found out another one I love today.
It's another one by Frankie Valli! I freaking love him and need to get his greatest hits. It's called "Can't take my eyes off of you".
None of you guys mentioned it. Shame, shame, shame.

Originally posted by Starchildren

Downtown

Del Shannon - Runaway

Originally posted by AndySlash
Booker T & the MG's- Green Onions
i totally forgot about this song. :rockon: i once bought an oldies compilation cd just to have it!

Roy Orbison - Crying
The Platters - Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
Van Morrison - Brown Eyed Girl (does that qualify as an 'oldie'?)
The Shirelles - Rock N Roll Nigger

Originally posted by sp_aced
So I found out another one I love today.
It's another one by Frankie Valli! I freaking love him and need to get his greatest hits. It's called "Can't take my eyes off of you".
None of you guys mentioned it. Shame, shame, shame.

I was going to but I didn't really care enough to.

this thread is both moronic and patronising

Originally posted by scouse_dave
this thread is both moronic and patronising

Ooh. I like that one. Especially the part when they break into a three-part harmony at "moronic." And the theremin solo, while somewhat jarring in the context of a barber shop quartet serenade, really highlights the wobbly sense of anguish that the narrator is feeling toward his intellectually-challenged, condescending spool of thread. An anthem for tailors with sentient work materials everywhere.

Originally posted by pastor


Ooh. I like that one. Especially the part when they break into a three-part harmony at "moronic." And the theremin solo, while somewhat jarring in the context of a barber shop quartet serenade, really highlights the wobbly sense of anguish that the narrator is feeling toward his intellectually-challenged, condescending spool of thread. An anthem for tailors with sentient work materials everywhere.

post of the week.

teenager in love.