From: amheater@BYE.SAILORcogeco.ca   
      
   "Gary"  wrote in message   
   >>   
   > 'Ghost Riders In The Sky' - one of my all time favorites. 'Green Fields'   
   > by   
   > Brothers Four is another and 'What Will I Do' by Linda Ronstad   
   >    I have these songs written (two years ago, I think) on my white board   
   > to   
   > buy when I find them and now I think I have! Cheers,   
   > Gary   
      
   I've collected old songs (c1940-1965) for some years.  Hadn't bought any for   
   awhile, until last week when I sent for an album I'd been wanting for years.   
   I had it when in my early teens (c1963), lent it to someone c1980 and never   
   got it back.  They must have known that one day it would cost and arm and a   
   leg to buy ... "Mr Dynamo" by Ronnie Hawkins and the Original Hawks.  I'm   
   fairly certain it was recorded before next guys who went on to join Bob   
   Dylan, then became The Band.   
      
   I've loads of 'favourite' songs;  close to the top is "Lonely Hours" by   
   Ronnie Hawkins;  "Love Me Now" & "Rockin' You Easy, Lovin' You Slow" both by   
   Ronnie McDowell (actually everything by him .. I've about 34 of his   
   albums/tapes/Cds & have been to approx 35 shows ~ the man can sing   
   anything!)   
      
   I get a real kick out of hearing "Green Door" by Jim Lowe;  and I really   
   turn up the sound when "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" by the Andrews Sisters   
   plays.  Most patriotic song I'd have to say is "There Will Always Be An   
   England" by Vera Lynn ... gives me goosebumps (& use to drive my Austrian   
   **** neighbour nuts!  I'd play it & make sure the outside speakers were 'on'   
   when I saw him in his yard!)   
      
   wrcn   
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