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Monday, March 12, 2018
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Oh my goodness, what great choices. I always remember Blue Velvet as the first dance I ever danced with a boy at my first boy & girl party. One of the reasons was because this chubby red headed boy that asked me to dance sang in my ear off key, but he sang Blue Sequins cuz my dress had a top of blue sequins... talk about corny!!! bwahahahaha Have a fun week my friend and you have wonderful choices here. GREAT JOB! BIG HUGS I LOVE COLOR OF THE WIND!
ReplyDeleteGreat array of colors and songs. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBobby Vinton. Great stuff! All of these are, but his especially.
ReplyDeleteMarie Moody and Cathy Keisha,thank you both.I am glad you enjoyed the songs
ReplyDeleteI love Bobby Vinton..Blue Velvet..I haven't heard that song in so long...and Roses Are Red is great. I've been trying to figure out how to add Music Monday along with Sandee's Awww... Monday's, and I think you just showed me how. Plus, I copied your Music Monday kitty cat with earphones. Can I put it on my sidebar? In any event, great post and Happy Monday!
ReplyDeleteHere's a blast from the past. My husband has been reading a historical book about Native Americans. We really were jerks to them and it didn't stop after Pocahantas. There was a lot of nasty done in the 1920s, too.
ReplyDeleteNice choices, I haven't heard Bobby Vinton in years.
ReplyDeleteMike,
ReplyDeleteHow funny, one of my blog buds reminded me of Bobby Vinton's two biggest hits, "Blue on Blue" and "Blue Velvet". Vinton did an entire album of blue song names in 1963. "Colors of the Wind" is a pretty song. Thanks for sharing the dance floor with the 4M gang, my friend. Have a colorific week. :)
Oh yes, Bobby Vinton!
ReplyDeleteI almost went with Black Velvet too. Glad I didn't! ;)
Thanks for playing as always.
http://michellesmusingsandmerriment.blogspot.com/2018/03/mondays-music-moves-mecolor-me-with.html
Bobby Vinton songs are classic. I actually saw Alanah Myles in concert
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ReplyDeleteWow, Bobby Vinton! I haven't thought of Bobby Vinton in AGES!!! I .love his "Blue Velvet".
And "Black Velvet" is definitely one of my favorite songs. I could play that one over and over...
The Disney song was a nice add...
Have a great weekend. Fun post!
Michele at Angels Bark
Awesomely colorful song choices, Mike! ;) Thanks so much for the dance! :)
ReplyDeleteBobby Vinton (sigh...) Blue Velvet is such a beautiful song (as is Roses are Red). Some of the songs of that era sound so dated - this will never be dated, so beautiful. Sigh again! Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com
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