Older Folks and Vaping Back Porch - Part Three
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Your aunt had the right idea Semi, I'm convinced that a bit of good music and a turn on the dance floor now and then keeps ya young.
Your aunt had the right idea Semi, I'm convinced that a bit of good music and a turn on the dance floor now and then keeps ya young.
I have an uncle that is 82 and he still goes dancing every Saturday. When he was in his 30's he was a dance instructor and he will tell you that the ladies loved him back then, but love him more now...
Me too Deb, I still remember how blown away I was when I discovered their first album back in nineteen and seventy four,
although Rocks remains my favorite album they've put out, love me some "Back in the Saddle" and "Last Child".
In 1974 I was more of a Santanna, Black Sabbath, Rare Earth, Cream, and Pink Floyd - still cannot get enough of Dark Side of the Moon.
I can pass on Black Sabbath now adays though. To rough on the ears now...
I can pass on Black Sabbath now adays though. To rough on the ears now...
I was never a heavy rocker, but there are just some groups that are great, and aerosmith is one. A few others I really enjoy also, or at least some of their songs.
Oh well, maybe next time. Anything more complicated than The Electric Slide is beyond my pay grade.I'd love to BB, but Michael Jackson was more my speed back then, so if ya can Moonwalk you're on!
I also liked country, jazz, disco, and the blues, but on party nights - I was good old rock and roll...
You should see my Canary Yellow Leisure Suit that I was famous for during my Disco Days (LOL)... (I do not know if I should admit that on an open internet) - LOL
Now, soft music - country and maybe a little country rock (I think they still call it that)...
Funny you should mention Ozzie, I just heard "Children of the Grave" on XM the other night, as soon as the beginning of the song came on hubby and I looked at each and grinned, another oldie but goodie to turn up way too loud and obnoxious and play the air guitar with...
no you shouldn't.........ever again........I'd just gotten that OUT of my mind when you bring it up again lol
You wanna see a pic - ha ha - those got destroyed years ago, but I do still own the suit... It is on my list on what to do with it (nostalgia - trash, nostalgia - donate - arrgghh - decisions, decisions)...
Believe it or not Doree got me a Pink Floyd T-shirt for Christmas last year. One of my absolute favorite bands. I really feel that "Dark Side of the Moon" is a masterpiece that will be like Mozart or Beekman in a hundred years. Musically it's perfect. I have heard the London Symphony play parts of it and it's amazing.
You wanna see a pic - ha ha - those got destroyed years ago, but I do still own the suit... It is on my list on what to do with it (nostalgia - trash, nostalgia - donate - arrgghh - decisions, decisions)...
Sell that bad boy, vintage is in.
can't remember if you showed a pic of that one, or a blue one. But seems like I remember seein the yeller one. Need mind bleach now lolYou wanna see a pic - ha ha - those got destroyed years ago, but I do still own the suit... It is on my list on what to do with it (nostalgia - trash, nostalgia - donate - arrgghh - decisions, decisions)...
Hey, your the youngin of the group - I would think that you would be more open minded. LOL May sound silly now and when I look at the suit today - even I cannot believe I used to wear that - I have not mentioned some of the others that I still have - the yellow one was one of the tame ones... LOL
I got married in 1979 in a pale, lime green leisure suit. Complete with cheap hotel pants (no ballroom). They were so tight that when I pulled the wedding ring out it flipped out and rolled under the Justice of the Peace's couch. Gotta picture the Judge and I on our knees under the couch with our butts in the air looking for the ring. Funny now, not so much then.
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