Who knows this one? My folks listened to this often when I was young.
Great forgotten songs
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Heard this one today on the radio for the first time in years. Lots of great lines in this song.
The bubble-headed bleach blonde, comes on at 5, she can tell you about the plane crash with a gleam in her eye.
Another 70's song heavy on the sax.
Regardless of our age, I think we can all connect to this classic.
Thanks, Neil.
Thanks, Neil.
I'm kinda beating the 70's sax and piano pop tunes to death in this thread, but it's the music of my childhood and I love it. Here's another good one you don't hear often.
Just saw Neil in New Orleans and he was fantastic. Thanks for posting this.
Who hasn't been a Rebel at one point in our life?
Might as well make it a Carole king trifecta.
Tapestry is a great album. Carole king is a great songwriter and musician.
The tour she did a few years back with James Taylor still ranks in my Top 10 concerts of all time shows. A talented pianist and singer, a GREAT songwriter, and had great stage presence to boot.
As I age to the end of my days, I have become a big fan of The BeeGees song “How Do You Mend a Broken Heart”….. just trying to figure out if I like it as it apples to others around me or if it applies to my inevitable demise…..it’s a funeral consideration.
I’m a big fan of doo-wop and The DuPres “Have You Heard” has been a favorite of mine since I was 10 or so….
Lots of great music out there…
I’m a big fan of doo-wop and The DuPres “Have You Heard” has been a favorite of mine since I was 10 or so….
Lots of great music out there…
For anyone besides myself, who may have wondered exactly what a "Cinnamon Girl" may be about, I'm guessing this might be the best explanation. It seems Neil was experiencing a fever from a bout with the flu and came up with this song, as well as a couple of others while under that "duress", or stress.
Anyway, here is one explanation.
The mystery of Neil Young’s “Cinnamon Girl”
I believe they might have been my first concert. Surf Ballroom April 1979. Saw them at Iowa Jam in May 1979.
Also "Since You Been Gone"
I had forgotten about this one until I saw the Pancake Thread tonight. 
