My favorite wake up song is from 1980, Celebrations by Kool & the Gang. I can’t sit still when I hear this song and it makes me smile. I have always felt if you can wake up and be happy and smiling your day has no choice but to be good.
Uploaded on Oct 5, 2009
Music video by Kool & The Gang performing Celebration. (C) 1980 The Island Def Jam Music Group
Explore the music of Elton John: https://eltonjohn.lnk.to/essentialsID
“Sad Songs (Say So Much)” is the first single from Elton’s 1984 album Breaking Hearts. The video was filmed at Rushcutters Bay in Sydney, Australia and directed by Russell Mulcahy with choreography by David Atkins.
When it comes to disco music, the first thing that comes to my mind is the Bee Gees. What a sound they had. John Travolta wowed us with his moves as the Bee Gees put down a fantastic sound track to Saturday Night Fever.
Disco changed the way we danced. It even got my hubby to get up and do a little dancing. I was a fan of the music and was sorry when it no longer was popular.
I found this you tube video with their greatest hits. Enjoy!
► MAN FOR ALL SEASONS ♪ 1:57:10
► MASSACHUSETTS ♪ 24:08
► MELODY FAIR ♪ 1:25:07
► MORE THAN A WOMAN ♪ 9:14
► MORNING OF MY LIFE (IN THE MORNING) ♪ 1:43:46
► MY WORLD ♪ 1:28:55
► NEW YORK MINING DISASTER 1941 ♪ 1:04:31
► NIGHT FEVER ♪ 17:35
In 1959 when I was I attended an elementary school canteen with my then best friend Nancy. I remember thinking that I would not have anyone to dance with. Even at that young age I was beginning to worry about boys and what havoc they would bring to my life.
As I was standing around with girls on one side of the gym and the boys on the other side, a shy cute boy by the name of Michael Carr walked up to me and asked me to dance. I was elated and of course I accepted.
The song they played was Paul Anka’s Put Your Head On My Shoulder. The dance was magical and the music just perfect for my very first slow dance. After the dance, Michael said thank you and walked away never to be seen again. At least that’s what I thought after we moved two weeks later. However, years later I had moved back to my hometown and attended the local high school. Guess who was living not far from me and in a couple of my classes. Michael Carr.
We never talked about that dance years before, I think it’s because it would have ruined my memory somehow if we had. We never really became friends, but we were school mates and did travel in some of the same circles.
I have loved Paul Anka and this song since that night in 1959 and have never been able to sit still when I hear it. I hope you enjoy it too.
Wanda
Uploaded on May 27, 2009
*STEREO*. Paul Anka sings a 1963 version of his 1958 hit, “You Are My Destiny”
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