Music Monday

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 My younger daughter — my baby — turned 30 last Friday (happy birthday Becca!). In her honor I’ve asked you all to post a playlist of songs from the year you turned 30.


For me, that would be 1990.  Not a coincidence that 1990 is the year my older daughter Jen was born.


Let’s start with some Bon Jovi.





Roxette 


  


Madonna



  

Alannah Myles




  

Rod Stewart 



  

And we finish with Billy Joel



Comments

  1. SandeeJuly 11, 2022 at 11:56 AM

    Wonderful playlist. What a fun theme. Love it.

    ♪♫Happy Birthday to you,♪♫
    ♪♫Happy Birthday to you,♪♫
    ♪♫Happy Birthday Dear Becca,♪♫
    ♪♫Happy Birthday to you.♪♫

    Thank you for hosting the fun. Have a fabulous day and week. ♥

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  2. csuhpat1July 11, 2022 at 8:57 PM

    Great songs here and Happy Birthday to you. Very nice.

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  3. CAACJuly 12, 2022 at 8:47 AM

    Robin,

    Happy Birthday to darlin' Becca! I hope she had a swell birthday. DD#2 was born the year you turned 30. Great set of songs to put everyone in the party mood. Excellent theme prompt. Thanks for boogieing with me, my dear!

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  4. bookwormJuly 14, 2022 at 4:50 PM

    Some really good music here along with the one song I didn't know - Rod Stewart. The song was great and I enjoyed the subway scenes. Alana rambinwitham.blogspot.com

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