Post any old song you can think of.

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'Dominique' by the Singing Nun. Huge hit in Britain and America in 1963 at the time of the JFK assassination; knocked the Kingsmen's 'Louie Louie' off the top spot in the US, and was in turn knocked into oblivion by the onslaught of Beatlemania. An oddity, but back then the charts were a magical mixture of all kinds of different music, unlike now where all music is split into boring 'genres'. The story of the Jean Decker, the Singing Nun, is a tragic one - she was driven to suicide by tax demands. 'Dominique' is much a part of rock history as 'Louie Louie' or 'She Loves You'...

 
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Some punk rock now: 'F**k Off' by the Electric Chairs, 1977, from their 'Blatantly Offensive' EP. I don't know why this didn't get to number one!


Wayne County eventually shaved his legs and plucked his eyebrows, and became Jayne County.
 
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Some punk rock now: 'F**k Off' by the Electric Chairs, 1977, from their 'Blatantly Offensive' EP. I don't know why this didn't get to number one!


Wayne County eventually shaved his legs and plucked his eyebrows, and became Jayne County.
Yes it is surprising how gems like this can slip past the radio stations and not get the airplay.
 
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