This is fun - your theme song

[nancy324]

TK-
ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :7 :7 :7 :7

 

[DebbieH]

I'm too OLD so I had to do my 18th. birthday..."I Think I Love You" by the Partridge Family! Oh my!!! BTW, I feel really old now because the ones those of you didn't recognize, I DID! Yikes! Fun thread Nanc! HB~I loved the movie "To Sir With Love"!
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[DebbieH]

Clare!

I loved the way they sang that song waaay back when. They used to sing the word daughter, daaaaawter...Ha!
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[nancy324]

Deb, I'm also old enough to remember every single one of these songs all too well. There's only one I don't know: the top hit on the day I was born was a song called The Poor People of Paris by Les Baxter. Have you ever heard of that??? Who is Les Baxter???

-Nancy

 

[gogigi]

Roll With It - Steve Winwood. I don't think I've ever heard this song.
Angela:7

 

[DebbieH]

Nanc!

That one doesn't ring a bell with me either. I wonder if we'd know it if we heard it???
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[DebbieH]

Angela!

I used that song for a cardio routine in my classes YEARS ago! I am old as dirt I guess!

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[nancy324]

Angela, that's such a great song! I just love Steve Winwood. You must be soooooooooo young.

 

[kellymom]

Day I was born: "Stayin' Alive" by the Bee Gees

18th Birthday: "One Sweet Day" by Mariah Carey and Boys II Men

Kind of weird that one's about living and one's about dying! People tell me I look like Mariah (before the implants and skeeziness of late). Hmm.

Kelly

clarification--I don't mean implants are bad--just that she's got implants (and I got nuthin') and she's also kind of skeezy now.

 

[teedums]

I don't know folks, I think mine takes the cake....

#1 song the day I was born - Frankenstein by Edgar Winter Group (YIKES!)

#1 song on 18th birthday - I Don't Wanna Cry by Mariah Carey

I like the 2nd song a lot, but don't think I want it as my theme song...

 

[amyg]

When I Need You - Leo Sayer (US)

Free - Deniece Williams (UK)

I have no idea which either of these are... hmmm... maybe this explains why I have no direction- I don't recognize my own theme song!!! LOL

 

[amyg]

LOL WAIT WAIT WAIT I'VE GOT TO GO AND ADD 18 YEARS... oops!!!!

 

[amyg]

This Is How We Do It - Montell Jordan (US)
Dreamer - Livin' Joy (UK)

LOL I don't really know these, either...

Sigh. I'll just back out of this thread quietly...

 

[nancy324]

Never heard of those songs either, Amy. Hmmmm.

 

[amyg]

I'm sure I must have danced to the Montell Jordan one at some high school thing... ? Maybe not, though. I was into more academic stuff then...

 

[lfcjasp]

>Deb, I'm also old enough to remember every single one of
>these songs all too well. There's only one I don't know: the
>top hit on the day I was born was a song called The Poor
>People of Paris by Les Baxter. Have you ever heard of that???
> Who is Les Baxter???
>
>-Nancy

I remember Les Baxter (kind of big band guy I think) and I've heard of that song, but I can't remember anything about it. Apparently they started keeping track of these hit parade rankings in 1955.