Community Chat

[haddon9]

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@Puzzle Piece wrote:

I watched The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show in 1964.  From then on I've enjoyed lots of rock and roll.  Always had a thing for George Harrison.  

I will never like hip hop or rap.  I am okay with a lot of music through the years.  I also enjoy classical music and jazz.  We lost Chick Corea this last year and that was sad.  

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@Puzzle Piece I didn't know that Chick Corea passed away.  DH when we were first dating took me to see him at least twice.  I'll have to let him know.

[haddon9]

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@Sooner wrote:

Lots of the above but cannot leave out Motown!!!!!!! The Spinners, Commodores, Four Tops, Jr. Walker and the Allstairs,the girl groups, and on and on.  Also--Little Stevie Wonder, JAMES BROWN, Little Richard...

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@Sooner I loved Motown too!  Great dancing music!!

[Sooner]

@haddon9  I'll add a "then and now"--

Mason Williams:  Classical Gas! 

[Desert Lily]

Then and now...

The Beatles

Steely Dan

Neil Young

Carole King

Moody Blues

Al Green

5th Dimension

Queen

Pink Floyd

Led Zeplin

Crosby Stills & Nash

In a course I took, it was explained that we get more attached to music in our adolescent years due to the stage of the brain's development then.

[wagirl]

Late 60's-70's rock. Saw many bands during my teen years----have no idea about any of the current music -not my cup of tea.

the Beatles were my fave

[Sooner]

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@Pandalady wrote:

Then and now;  Journey and Phil Collins (Genesis)

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@Pandalady Went to a Journey concert and Steve Perry was amazing. But my ears are still ringing. . . 

[Estellee]

Then   Music of the 60's, 70's and Disco

Now    Music of the 60's, 70's and Studio 54 on Sirius Radio

            Coldplay

[SoCal Bred]

Any music that makes you get up and dance.