Thread Devoted To Sharing Your Favorite Albums And Songs - 2019

Some Belgian music...
This crazy song always cheers me up

Bart Peeters & The Radios - "I'm into folk"

Since I posted their baby brother's hit song yesterday, I'll post one of the Bee Gees hits today.

Bee Gees - Stayin' Alive

I've always loved Curved Air, and this is a lovely and rather eerie little ballad

Tom Waits - "Ruby's Arms"

I'm sure I posted this in last year's thread, and maybe already this year, but one of my all-time favourite Bon Jovi songs - I'll Be There For You.

Boston - "More than a feeling"

Whitney Houston - "I Will Always Love You"

Such a great song. I loved the movie too. And, just realized, I've chosen another video from someone who died too young.

Marianne Faithfull - "As tears go by"

This year will be 15 years since the last episode of Friends aired. Here's the video for the show theme song.

The Rembrandts -I'll Be There For You
(totally different than the Bon Jovi song with the same title)

R.E.M. - "Losing my religion"

Back when I was young...

I watched a Linda Ronstadt interview a week or so ago and have been playing her Heart Like a Wheel daily since. Has to be her best.

rubysmama -- Do you remember Foreigner? The lead singer Lou Gramm had a brain tumor. When I saw them in concert, he couldn't really sing well. I wonder if he ever fully recovered his voice?

Waiting For a Girl Like You by Foreigner

maggiedemi said:

rubysmama -- Do you remember Foreigner? The lead singer Lou Gramm had a brain tumor. When I saw them in concert, he couldn't really sing well. I wonder if he ever fully recovered his voice?

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I remember Foreigner, yes. I didn't know about the brain tumor. Here's more info from Wiki: "In April 1997, two months after providing vocals for Christian rock band Petra's Petra Praise 2: We Need Jesus, and on the eve the band was to leave for a Japan tour, Gramm was diagnosed with a type of brain tumor called a craniopharyngioma. Although the tumor was benign, the resulting surgery damaged his pituitary gland. In addition, the recovery program had caused Gramm to gain weight, and likewise affected his stamina and voice.[7] He continued to work with Jones throughout his illness and, by 1998, Gramm was back touring with Foreigner playing summer festivals and smaller markets."

This is the song that comes to my mind first when I think of Foreigner song:
I Want to Know What Love Is.

rubysmama said:

by 1998, Gramm was back touring with Foreigner playing summer festivals and smaller markets.

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Yeah, it was at the NY State Fair that I saw him. I think it was the early 2000s. He couldn't hit the high notes.

rubysmama said:

This is the song that comes to my mind first when I think of Foreigner song:
I Want to Know What Love Is.

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I love that song too.

Here's another 80's memory...

Steve Perry - Oh Sherrie

Going back to the 70's...

Terry Jacks - Seasons in the Sun

And from the 60's...

The Beatles - Love Me Do

And now something from the 50's...

Elvis Presley - Hound Dog