1994: the non-crossover #1s, AC and RB
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17 comments:
Marvelous look back at some great musicians and some great "tunes"! Fun post, Roger!
Have a great week!
Sylvia
I don't know about the medicine song, I think I have to prefer 'Love me tender'! Great T-post.
This brought back some great memories, tender all.
Great post! I love the artists you talked about. I particularly love the song 'Try a Little Tenderness'...I was a big fan of so many of Otis Reddings songs. Gosh hadn't thought about that song for a long time....guess I've just been 'Sittin' On the Dock of the Bay'. :)
Wonderful memories, and such great advice.
It ought to be the season for Tenderness.
Great and interesting post for T!:-)
Interesting post on tenderness and tender memories.
Can't beat Otis's version for pure emotion and soul. Thanks for the trip back in time.
Truly tender tunes! Excellent post!
Lovely! A lot of research went into the tunes with tenderness. Thanks!
Wow - this is an awesome amount of research on some great artists of the past. Love those old tunes!
Some of my favorites here! Amazing how many "original" songs turn out to be re-makes of an older version. I never knew the connection between "Aura Lee" and "Love Me Tender" before this. Another fascinating post, Roger!
Great post! Otis Redding and Paul Simon are two of my personal favorites.
Wonderful! I loved Otis Redding. I loved Simon and Garfunkel too, but when they split I found I loved Garfunkel's voice, but had no time for Simon. Interesting. Together they were great, apart ... well, not so much.
Fascinating stuff about Elvis's song. The schoolkids' version is hilarious. LOL!
Great T post....love those old standard songs than today's music. Thanks for visiting at my site I do appreciate it!
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