♫ Doctor My Eyes ♫ by Jill Dennison
Doctor My Eyes Jackson Browne Doctor, my eyes have seen the years And the slow parade of fears without crying Now I want to understand I have done all that I could […] Read more …
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♫ Sundown ♫ (Redux) by Jill Dennison
♫ Sundown ♫ (Redux) Our friend Keith posted about Gordon Lightfoot yesterday and ever since, my memory dial has been tuned to Lightfoot songs! Digging back through my archives, I last played this on two years ago, so you should be ready for a redux by now, yes? The inspiration for this song, released in […]
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The Four Tops “Ask The Lonely” by America On Coffee
The Four Tops “Ask The Lonely” “Ask the Lonely” is a soul/pop ballad recorded b y Motown singing group the Four Tops. Released as the group’s third single, the single became the group’s second… Read more “The Four Tops “Ask The Lonely”” Source: The Four Tops “Ask The Lonely” Source: https://americaoncoffee.wpcomstaging.com/
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♫ Come Softly To Me ♫ by Jill Dennison
♫ Come Softly To Me ♫ Tonight I thought it would be fun to go back … I mean, wayyyyyyyyyy back. The year was 1959 … I was 8 years old and already a stubborn wench, though perhaps not quite as bad as I am today. I remember this song well, so obviously it was […]
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♫ You’re Still The One ♫ by Jill Dennison
♫ You’re Still The One ♫ Shania Twain wrote this song with her rock producer husband, Robert “Mutt” Lange. Her lyrics were inspired by their marriage, which many felt wouldn’t last. The soothsayers were right, as Twain and Lange divorced 10 years later in 2008 after 14 years of marriage. I guess she spoke too […]
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♫ You Really Got Me ♫ by Jill Dennison
♫ You Really Got Me ♫ Tonight, for some unknown reason, I wanted to play something older than my usual fare … no, Joe, not THAT old! So, I pulled a year from my invisible hat and came up with 1964. Wouldn’t you know that I’ve already played quite a few of the top hits […]
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Fats Domino – Whole Lotta Loving by America On Coffee
Fats Domino – Whole Lotta Loving Antoine Dominique Domino Jr. known as Fats Domino, was an American pianist and singer-songwriter. One of the pioneers of rock and rollmusic, Domino sold more than 65… Read more “Fats Domino – Whole Lotta Loving” Source: Fats Domino – Whole Lotta Loving Source: https://americaoncoffee.wpcomstaging.com/
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♫ The Way We Were/Try To Remember ♫ – Music information by Jill Dennison
♫ The Way We Were/Try To Remember ♫ This song is actually a compilation of two songs, The Way We Were, originally sung by Barbra Streisand, and Try To Remember, originally sung by just about everybody, including Gladys Knight. This is a redux, last played here a couple of years ago, but it is a […]
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♫ Tell Her About It ♫ – The music post by Jill Dennison
♫ Tell Her About It ♫ Well, as I predicted, last night’s song, Precious and Few, did not attract much attention and few people liked it. I didn’t really care, expected that, but it was one time that I played it just for me. However, tonight’s song will, I hope, get a few more toes a-tappin’ […]
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Baby I Love Your Way” Will to Power (band) – America on Coffee
Baby I Love Your Way” Will to Power (band) Will to Power is an American dance-pop group that originated in South Florida in the mid-1980s founded by Miami’s Producer Bob Rosenberg. The group recorded a number… Read more “Baby I Love Your Way” Will to Power (band)” Source: Baby I Love Your Way” Will to […]
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