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"Just Plain Old Music"

Started by RAMMEL, June 12, 2016, 10:41:06 PM

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Oldiesmann

Keeping with the theme, here's "Autumn Song" by Van Morrison


RAMMEL

It's the WINDMILLS

          THIMK

Marilyne

An upbeat version of,  September in The Rain,  recorded in 1937,  by The Rhythm Wreckers.  I heard it a number of years ago on the internet music channel, Swing Street Radio.  At that time it wasn't available on YouTube, but I checked yesterday and saw that it's now there, so here is.

Jake

Since we are in a "rainy climate", it is worth recalling the song "Rainy Night in Georgia" written by Tony Joe White in 1967.
Here performed by Brook Benton.

Oldiesmann

The original version of what's now known as "Midnight Train to Georgia". This appeared on Jim Weatherly's 1972 debut album Weatherly. In early 1973, Cissy Houston released "Midnite Train to Georgia". Gladys Knight and company got hold of it by August of 1973 and of course had a huge hit with it.