Egypt4u

Posted: **Tue Sep 13, 2011 1:36 pm**

While having a browse around You Tube looking for something else, I came across an old song I had not heard for ages, one thing led to another and I listened to some long forgotten favourites that brought back memories from many years ago. I have always had quite catholic tastes, so my choices flit about quite a bit when I listen to music, I loved the old Country and Western singers, all the way from Roy Roger’s to people like Marty Robins, if the song had a story in it, then I usually liked it. These few are for no other reason than I liked them at the time and haven’t heard them for years.

One of my all time favourites was Marty Robbins and this one takes me back a long way!

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I hadn't heard this one for years, but I found myself singing along and still knowing all the words, Mrs H was smiling and no doubt thinking silly old sod.

Posted: **Tue Sep 13, 2011 3:54 pm**

Some good oldies there H although I don't recognise them all & who can forget the unforgettable Elvis

Posted: **Tue Sep 13, 2011 5:42 pm**

I recognise all of them and El Paso is played quite regularly. Thanks for sharing them

Posted: **Wed Sep 14, 2011 2:43 am**

Great taste in music H!!! Love 'em all!

Posted: **Wed Sep 14, 2011 8:58 pm**

OMG Horus, you have set the old nostalgia memory buds opening.

The problem I have is remembering all those 'pop stars' of the day. People such as Nat King Cole and Frankie Laine spring to mind immediately. I was, and still am, keen on jazz. And also in the fifties the big bands that used to do the rounds for Friday and Saturday night hops.

The likes of Heath, Macintosh, Delaney, Gould and many more.

Here are a few more links from memory lane......( I don't know how to import the page from Youtube)

Frankie Laine with Rawhide, one of his many hits.
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And Nat King Cole with the unforgettable 'Unforgettable'

Here is Eric Delaney playing drums with his band in 1957, and then in 2009 in Birmingham aged 85 playing part of 'Skin Deep'

And this is the renowned Louie Bellson playing Skin Deep in 1957
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There are lots more hidden away in the grey stuff, perhaps some will now surface.

Posted: **Wed Sep 14, 2011 10:49 pm**

Grandad Geezzzz I was a very small child at the time of these, I do like Rawhide by Frankie Laine & remember the TV program Rawhide when I was little ....loved it.

Posted: **Thu Sep 15, 2011 10:21 am**

There you go Grandad, I have embedded a few of your links for you and changed the Nat King Cole version you posted to one with less adverts at the start for quicker viewing

Posted: **Thu Sep 15, 2011 11:17 pm**

Heaven has come to E4 ....... THANKYOU - -- - -

Posted: **Fri Sep 16, 2011 11:12 pm**

Thought we might have a few flared trouser favourites from the psychedelic era, anyone remember these guys, The Move?

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This one gained fame as the first record to be played on the new Radio 1 station in 1967

Posted: **Sat Sep 17, 2011 10:39 am**

Cant say I liked this group but I do like the last 2 songs.

Egypt4u

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