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OK, admit it…you went to make-out parties in junior high school, didn’t you? What I want to know tonight is, what music did you listen to while you were “learning the ropes” with that favorite someone? Here are a few from my memories.
The Righteous Brothers were maybe the best at this genre.
But those other brothers – the Everlys – were pretty good at it too.
There’s no accounting for a 13 year old’s taste, but here’s what I remember from those days.
And these guys too.
But the biggest of them all for that time.
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Here’s one that doesn’t fit the topic, but I love listening to it on Saturday night!!!
Junior high … wow that’s hard to remember!
Well …
and we listened to both kinds of music–country and western.
the exact songs but my “boyfriend” in grade eight had a funny name. It was either Tom or Barry and his last name was “Fink”. Naturally a boyfriend in those days lasted about a week.
It was a confusing time. Long story, which I guess I have been telling a bit at a time.
Sometimes even third base . . .
The Seekers
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Peter Blair Dennis Bernard Noone – otherwise known as Herman of Herman’s Hermits…6th grade.
…for tomorrow’s morning pony:
Good Thing
here i sulked all day because it’s my last day of being 38…and you guys made me feel young 😛
in junior high, we did the roller rink more than dances or make-out parties…this is the song my ‘crush’ and i skated to….
we both really liked each other, but somehow we never really hooked up. i ended up with a boyfriend who used to sing this song to me…which i never really agreed with ;), but i really dug the song at the time. now i love it for the memories…
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of one of my very favorites that I hadn’t thought about in forever!!
I’ll bet a lot of you haven’t heard this great teenage song. I’m pretty sure it was regional. Sound on my computer is down, so I can’t test how it holds up. We would sing our asses off when this song started up, and scream out the chorus.
How appropriate that I would be home during a great party. I’m afraid I wasn’t doing any making out. Poor shy boys. And no one knew I was in the Columbia Record club–easy listening category: Ray Conniff, Doris Day, Johnny Mathis. But I liked all the new stuff, too. Rock ‘n roll came on the radio only in the evening in Georgia.
My imagination was good, though. I still love this song by The Lettermen:
I wonder who made out with whom. I wish I didn’t feel so left out. I keep my crushes secret. And anyway, I still get crushes on almost everybody. I love you guys.
Thanks for a hosting a great party, NL
I’m a helluva lot younger then most of you.
But who doesn’t like this song?
And this one is a classic
Can’t get enough Journey
And not quite on topic but this is a fantastic song
in church