Re: Re: Janie/ ferritin--OT - Cindi

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In a message dated 5/27/2004 3:22:47 PM Eastern Standard Time,

orlando1088@... writes:

> but his friends are now listening to Jimi Hendrix...... great music

> >never dies...

>

i tell my 25 year old daughter all the time that her generation can't come up

with any good music - she listens to " our " stuff all the time. I about fell

over when I got in the car with her and she pops in Carole King's Tapestry.

Cindi

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In a message dated 5/27/2004 5:09:44 PM Eastern Standard Time,

orlando1088@... writes:

> remember also.

oh yes...yes...I definitely remember.

These kids think they invented it all...heck, we were the ones there when it

all started. Joan Baez, The Allman Brothers, The Doobie Brother, Phoebe Snow,

Bonnie Raitt, The Eagles, ..oh my...those were the days...

Cindi

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Yep, and I still like Stairway to Heaven! I did join the Cafe and am taking it

over there.

Re: Janie/ ferritin--OT - Cindi

Hi Cindi

Now that takes me back, remember also. On the t.v. over

here in the u.k. they are using a lot of the old 70's stuff in

commercials, My son (who sees hisself as a heavy metal/rock god type)

is amazed i had " heard " of Led Zeppelin !!! These kids think they

discovered them !!!!

SheilaF

>

[Guest guest]

Janie did a post yesterday on joining the cafe she created on conversations like

the funnier lighter ones we've been having lately. I did not know that it

existed until now. The direct address is in her post.

Re: Janie/ ferritin--OT - Cindi

> Yep, and I still like Stairway to Heaven! I did join the Cafe and

am taking it over there.

>

> Hi - Pardon my ignorance - whats the Cafe? Have I missed out

on something?

SheilaF

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An all time favorite of mine!!

if they aren't listening to the original oldies, 'their' groups are remaking

them, and calling them their own! and the youngsters don't even realize they are

older songs!

cris

In a message dated 5/27/2004 3:22:47 PM Eastern Standard Time,

i tell my 25 year old daughter all the time that her generation can't come up

with any good music - she listens to " our " stuff all the time. I about fell

over when I got in the car with her and she pops in Carole King's Tapestry.

Cindi