stopnswop2 wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 15, 2018 8:55 pm

I'm not talkin' bout the linen.
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When I was a kid I literally knew that song as the "Linen Song"

HaHa so did I, for years I thought that was the lyric from the England Dan & John Ford Coley tune "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight"

I always wondered why Mick Jagger was telling us "I'll never leave your pizza burnin" as he sings the opening words to "Beast Of Burden"....

So how do you practice Curling?? Sweep out the garage maybe...???

Three Favorites of mine that are passed on...I'd like to mention...Nick Demos (WRIF), Rhonda Hart..(WRIF, and seriously, I actually dated her for like, oh maybe a month before she realized I was small time compared to "names" she could date...lol, still fond memories of her), and a real sweetheart, ...

Huey Lewis And The News IS NOT CLASSIC ROCK.....

Ok you asked for it, here it is, direct from the men's restrooms at the Speedway here in Port Huron MI, thee Top 10 Xmas tunes...*note, all of these songs are older, more rock and pop, and mostly are remembered with great nostalgia and affection as a young lad growing up in the Detroit Metro Area #1...

Hands down, unanimous verdict, 9 out of 10 Dentists agree, Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas Is You"...all time worst song EVER for Xmas...this debate is over, I win...carry on....

HS class of '80, WRIF, WABX, WWWW, even the "Big 8", CKLW....(I think WLLZ started up in late 1980 the fall after my graduation)...

"Star 97", greatest Hits Of The 70's was it's format, although they played many songs from the early to mid-80's as well...

As I sit here on Sunday moanin', sipping my coffee, I shed a tear as I reminisce about the good ol' days when FOX2 would trudge Al Allen out at 5am by the side of a major Detroit freeway, or a bridge over said roadway, and in a driving snowstorm he reports, "Al Allen live here, it's a strong snowsto...