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This song reminds me of my dad. One of his favorite bands and one of mine too as I was growing up. This was is favorite song by them.
Great tune and band! Absolutely timeless! I like Gimme Three Steps too...
Bri
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This song reminds me of my dad. One of his favorite bands and one of mine too as I was growing up. This was is favorite song by them.
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The very first album that I bought with my own money (rather than listening to my parent's records or asking for/receiving them as gifts) was Discovery by Electric Light Orchestra. Actually, I bought it as a cassette so that I could listen to it on my cheap Radio Shack tape recorder--which promptly ate the tape on this song. So, there I was: a kid fixing his cassette with scotch tape.... (Ironically, the end of this video--at around 3:50--almost sounds like they had a similar problem.)
Incredible band as well! "Mr. Blue Sky" is my fave by them.
ELO's Discovery was the first album I ever won from a radio station. Third caller, WLOF ( a station long since gone under here in Fl.) I was ecstatic! Love it, especially Horace Wimp on the second side.
Bri
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I first heard this song on Ellen, and even though its not my typical choice of music, I have been addicted to it, and she's kinda freaky.





When my oldest son jumped in beside my youngest son and was singing the Dolly Parton part shaking his bewb bells. The whole family burst out laughing and my nephews hit the floor rolling. 

Then at the end of the song my youngest son stepped out of view to take of the suit and tie and put on a christmas hat while I focus on my oldest lip singing another Dolly part. He then jumps back in to show his bells that he is shaking on his ..... 

That Christmas we learned it was okay to laugh again. #2/2
In the early 80's we saw Joan Jett and the Blackhearts in a small venue in Austin just before they became famous.
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I Love Rock 'n' Roll
Got to meet Joan backstage after a concert here in 2003.
What an idiot!!!