Quote: Aaron @ June 4 2008, 11:48 PM BSTOh dear zooo, kill me now.
>_<
Is that an open invite?
What are you listening to now? Page 190
No. I am not done with you yet.
Quote: zooo @ June 4 2008, 11:43 PM BSTDo it!
What happened in 1964?
Sort of Beatles made it then - and at the ripe old age of 8 I was becoming very aware of Pop music.
Oh go and suck on a french fancy Azza!
Yay! Write a book. I'll buy it. 
Listening to American CNN news babble on about Clinton dropping out of the race. I'm to tired to reach for the remote which is an arm extension away.
Sort of Beatles made it then - and at the ripe old age of 8 I was becoming very aware of Pop music.
But surely you can't miss out on the sun record recordings of Elvis, Cash and JLL in the mid to late 50's!
He said he's gonna go both ways!
Ha.
Like Aaron.
Quote: zooo @ June 4 2008, 11:53 PM BSTHa.
Like Aaron.
I though Aaron was just closet homosexual?
Quote: jacparov @ June 4 2008, 11:52 PM BSTSort of Beatles made it then - and at the ripe old age of 8 I was becoming very aware of Pop music.
But surely you can't miss out on the sun record recordings of Elvis, Cash and JLL in the mid to late 50's!
As I said I'll go back and forwards - because there's so much I'm learning about the roots of it all - trad jazz, rock n roll, big bands, blues, gospel. It does all link up.
Quote: David Chapman @ June 4 2008, 11:43 PM BSTOK - you wanna list?
I'm seriously considering writing a book on the History of Popular Music in he 20th century. Starting around 1964 and going both backwards and forwards.
That would be interesting, I'd definitely buy it. I think there is a large gap in most peoples' knowledge when it comes to the history of popular music.
Quote: Gavin @ June 4 2008, 11:53 PM BSTI though Aaron was just closet homosexual?
Until boys grow front bottoms, he'll have to stick with the ladies as well.
Oh ok sorry, they're my faves thats all(Even though I was born much, much later than that) - what can I say? I have impecable taste.