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what are you listening to?
- Thread starter aggieb
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Lynnie
SoWal Insider
Bob Marley reminds me of great times at the beach.Lauryn adds such a nice, contemporary feel to the song.
Now I'm listening to Pants. On. The. Ground.
YouTube- Pants on the Ground- Larry Platt (with Lyrics!!!)
OMG - I just saw this! Hysterical~~~~~
Beauty hunter
Beach Fanatic
OOOH- that made me want to wash my eyeballs.
Minnie
Beach Fanatic
The Bar-Kays always make me feel good. 
YouTube- The Bar Kays === Too Hot to Stop
YouTube- Bar-Kays: Soul finger 7'' A (1967)
YouTube- The Bar Kays === Too Hot to Stop
YouTube- Bar-Kays: Soul finger 7'' A (1967)
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sorry to say I didn't make it to the end.
but these guys are pretty good in a redneck rap kind of way. reminds me of Kid Rock style music. but they are not that good.
a christian band?:shock:
heard this on the radio yesterday. had to turn it way UP...
YouTube- Kool & The Gang - Get Down On It
YouTube- Kool & The Gang - Get Down On It
Beauty hunter
Beach Fanatic
Hi Tootsie, my daughter just liked the collard green part- thought it was funny. 
I thought it was doofus- me and my teenager were being silly.
I thought it was doofus- me and my teenager were being silly. 
Bob
SoWal Insider
a great fun song for Friday!!!
what an oldie. so weird to go back in time and see these songs performed on video - we didn't get to see them, EVER, way back when. I didn't know what a lot of bands or individual singers even looked like then - and still have never seen some of them. there are so many bands from the 70s we never really saw in photos except on an album. even a live concert - you couldn't really see what these folks looked like! vh1 or other music documentaries are good for going back and taking a good look at the people behind the music you used to hear but hardly ever SEE.