Music Monday

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 And welcome to Rocktober.

Today's theme is "your choice".


It's 1978. Jimmy Carter is President. Tip O'Neill is Speaker of the House.  Begin and Sadat signed the Camp David Accords, bringing peace between Israel and Egypt. The first Home Depot  has just opened in Marietta, Georgia. Resorts International opens a casino in Atlantic City, the first legal casino on the East Coast. We're watching Dallas, Taxi and WKRP in Cincinnati on TV and Annie Hall, Grease and Superman in the movies. Affirmed wins the Triple Crown and Pete Rose gets his 3.000th hit. Bucky Dent his a famous home run at Fenway Park, helping the Yankees clinch the American League East; they'd go on to win the World Series.  There's a new comic strip called Garfield, and anew candy called Reese's Pieces.

And this was our music.











Ahh....good times....

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  1. csuhpat1October 4, 2021 at 12:57 PM

    I remember all of these from when I was a kid. Very nice.

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  2. CAACOctober 4, 2021 at 1:59 PM

    Robin,

    Great bits of trivia from 1978. I didn't know that was when Home Depot opened for business. The 70s had some great music. I know all of your songs in today's line up. The Bee Gees and Barry Manilow were smokin' hot. Thanks for the trip down memory lane and for hitting the 4M dance floor, my friend.

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  3. bookwormOctober 4, 2021 at 6:21 PM

    Yes, a good year. I knew all the songs; I haven't heard many of these in years. Between Copacabana (I had the Barry Manilow greatest hits LP back in the LP days and played it a lot) and Night Fever, I had a fun time with this set. Alana ramblinwitham.blogspot.com

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