Post any old song you can think of.

[^woody^]

Rule Britannia

 

[Bodd]

Rule Britannia

There we go. Back to brexit

Ding dong

 

[transam]

Free bird. Lynard skynard

Comfortably numb. David gilmour / pink Floyd

In the air tonight. Phil Collins

Benny and the jets. Elton John

Like a hurracane. Neil Young

 

[^woody^]

There we go. Back to brexit

Ding dong

Don't ask the question if you might not like the answer.

 

[festive]

Free bird. Lynard skynard

Comfortably numb. David gilmour / pink Floyd

In the air tonight. Phil Collins

Benny and the jets. Elton John

Like a hurracane. Neil Young

Benny and the jets. Elton John - great tune from YBR

 

[Brigadier]

All 80's music. (well most of it)


Also love
Chris Cornell - You Know My Name

Andy

Saw Soundgarden live in the mid nineties.
RIP Chris .

 

[fillyboy]

Benny and the jets. Elton John - great tune from YBR

B b b b b b b b Benny and the jets. Funny how a song can evoke a memory. I first heard that song whilst stood at a bar in the Cargo Village at Heathrow drinking a pint of Guiness and eating a pork pie (it was lunchtime) whilst trying to impress a young lady with the finest breasts I've ever seen, ironically, she lived nearby in a place called Feltham.
That was the last I ever saw of her.

 

[Ihavenojob]

a young lady with the finest breasts I've ever seen, ironically, she lived nearby in a place called Feltham.

And cue the Benny Hill theme tune.

 

[EFLImpudence]

whilst trying to impress a young lady with the finest breasts I've ever seen,

You have no chance, then, if that's the sort of thing that would impress her.

Months old; pfft.



Will you love me tomorrow? - Shirelles. Been my favourite for 59 years.

 

[fillyboy]

Will you love me tomorrow? - Shirelles. Been my favourite for 59 years.

It's 'will you still love me tomorrow' EFL, I quite like the Amy Winehouse version.

edit: you're right, 'will you love me tomorrow', sometimes incorrectly referred to as 'will you still love me tomorrow'. (Wikipedia)

 

[transam]

Islands in the stream ( I think)
Dolly Parton and Kenny Rodgers duet

AFAIK written by the bee gees?

Quite like some of Neil. Diamonds songs

Purple rain. Prince

 

[festive]

B b b b b b b b Benny and the jets. Funny how a song can evoke a memory. I first heard that song whilst stood at a bar in the Cargo Village at Heathrow drinking a pint of Guiness and eating a pork pie (it was lunchtime) whilst trying to impress a young lady with the finest breasts I've ever seen, ironically, she lived nearby in a place called Feltham.
That was the last I ever saw of her.

Fabulous especially the finest b's shame you never went to Feltham, perhaps you did hence the not so happy ending. I used to live near Heathrow.

 

[fillyboy]

Quite like some of Neil. Diamonds songs

Girl, you'll be a woman soon. Wow.

Purple rain. Prince

Agreed.

 

[fillyboy]

I used to live near Heathrow.

Whereabouts roughly?

 

[transam]

Always used to buy Uriah Heep albums

Still. Got em some where?