[kp2171]

Anybody else willing to chime in on this thread? Not life or death. Just odd that its getting no other member bumps.

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/adult-...lp-501892.html

[Kitkat22]

Bet you don't know who sang this song... Here's a line from the
Song. "Raven hair, ruby lips. fire flys from her fingertips"

[J_9]

bet you don't know who sang this song...Here's a line from the
song. "Raven hair, ruby lips. fire flys from her fingertips"

You mean The Eagles Witchy Woman?

[kp2171]

bet you don't know who sang this song...Here's a line from the
song. "Raven hair, ruby lips. fire flys from her fingertips"

Bzzzz. I know it.

They're on tour as we speak.

[Kitkat22]

You mean The Eagles Witchy Woman?

J.. you're right. Love the Eagles!

[kp2171]

J came before me.

Just like a plan.

[J_9]

j came before me.

I always come before you K! :p

[Kitkat22]

j came before me.

just like a plan.

They are going to be in Atlanta at Piedmont Park. Before the Braves game. Okay another one.



"What goes up must come down.".. easy.

[J_9]

YouTube - Kix - Don't Close Your Eyes (HQ music video)

[Catsmine]

bet you don't know who sang this song...Here's a line from the
song. "Raven hair, ruby lips. fire flys from her fingertips"

By the way, Glen sings "sparks fly from her fingertips."

[Kitkat22]

By the way, Glen sings "sparks fly from her fingertips."

Yep sparks... Awesome song J.



Remember... "Sitting at a tiny table in a ritzy restaurant." Cats?

[Catsmine]

Yep sparks..........Awesome song J.



Remember..."Sitting at a tiny table in a ritzy restaurant." Cats ??

Sorry, I was just checking out the new Heart album due out this month. Nancy Wilson on mandolin does not really leave room for a "Third rate Romance."

[Kitkat22]

Sorry, I was just checking out the new Heart album due out this month. Nancy Wilson on mandolin does not really leave room for a "Third rate Romance."

My daughter loved Heart. I myself like" Five for Fighting. "

[Catsmine]

My daughter loved Heart. I myself like" Five for Fighting. "

My current favorites, if such a thing exists, would be the symphonic metal of Nightwish and the ballads of Ricky Van Shelton. All such pronouncements are of course subject to change without notice.

[Kitkat22]

My current favorites, if such a thing exists, would be the symphonic metal of Nightwish and the ballads of Ricky Van Shelton. All such pronouncements are of course subject to change without notice.

Love Ricky.. 'Somebody lied'.. 'I'll leave this world loving you''. I like the oldies... Remember.. "Asleep at The Wheel"? Exile.

[Catsmine]

Love Ricky..'Somebody lied'..'I'll leave this world loving you''. I like the oldies....Remember.."Asleep at The Wheel"? Exile.

"I'll leave this world loving you" is #3 on my ballot for greatest country songs of all time (I'm a CMA member from my dj days). Southern Rock is of course the music of my youth. I was on the dance committee for my junior/senior prom. We hired a little bar band out of Atlanta for $800 but we didn't like them because they didn't play enough slow music. That summer "Pronounced Lynyrd Skynyrd" went platinum.

Nowadays I try to keep broadening my horizons. Keep an eye out for each year's Eurovision to see what's coming. American music at present is kind of in a lull. The only thing new is this week's pop-tart or this month's hip-hop.

[tickle]

"I usic. That summer "Pronounced Lynyrd Skynyrd" went platinum.

And... you are Welsh..!

[kp2171]

There is a country song I heard once while traveling in the early morning through southern Missouri, on the way to the gulf coast.

I've never, ever been able to find it... and I'm decent enough with lyric searches that I usually find out the answer on me own.

It was sung by a man. Country. And all I remember about it was a line that was something like "it was a bad, bad morning, but pretty good afternoon"...

With the backstory being all hell broke loose early, but he got to meet up with his woman to make some time in the early pm.

Cute song. Never have been able to find it. Any takers?

Jus' thought id put it out there.

[Kitkat22]

"I'll leave this world loving you" is #3 on my ballot for greatest country songs of all time (I'm a CMA member from my dj days). Southern Rock is of course the music of my youth. I was on the dance committee for my junior/senior prom. We hired a little bar band out of Atlanta for $800 but we didn't like them because they didn't play enough slow music. That summer "Pronounced Lynyrd Skynyrd" went platinum.

Nowdays I try to keep broadening my horizons. Keep an eye out for each year's Eurovision to see what's coming. American music at present is kind of in a lull. The only thing new is this week's pop-tart or this month's hip-hop.

Wow you were a DJ? You may remember this guy "Gary Stewart"... "She's acting single" good music. Marshall Tucker and CDB
And Nitty Gritty Dirt Band can't beat them. The Doobies? Wish they had that kind of music now. Waylon, saw him in concert at least seven times. Bet you've met a lot of musicians. Remember Mel Street?

[Kitkat22]

there is a country song i heard once while traveling in the early morning through southern missouri, on the way to the gulf coast.

ive never, ever been able to find it... and im decent enough with lyric searches that i usually find out the answer on me own.

it was sung by a man. country. and all i remember about it was a line that was something like "it was a bad, bad morning, but pretty good afternoon"...

with the backstory being all hell broke loose early, but he got to meet up with his woman to make some time in the early pm.

cute song. never have been able to find it. any takers?

jus' thought id put it out there.

Kp that song is by Merle Haggard. "I can't say it's a good morning, but it's sure been a great afternoon".


Here you go Kp.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6GcXRxlTmc - 91k