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Rod ... Rod Stewart

It is Music Monday here at my blog (Once Again!) ... I wanted to mention Rod Stewart today because I heard a few of his older songs on the radio this past weekend. I am sure many of you will have comments about this post - good, bad or indifferent. Rod has always been a favorite of mine. I have attended many of his concerts over the years, knowing all the songs, and dancing in the aisles. I have fond memories of listening to his music while growing up. I still enjoy his music today. I love the avenue he has gone down with his GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK Collection ... Including all the old songs my heart sings to ... Who's music makes your heart sing? Or do you have a favorite singer from growing up that brings back good memories for you?

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  1. DebiSeptember 27, 2011 at 5:25 AM

    Oh, Rod.hum,hum,hum yummy. Ageless forsure and has been a musical companion as well as my first favorite Cher. I still visit their music, past and present in my vinyl collection.
    Excellent choice for a Monday! thankyouxxxx

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  2. Living in the MomentSeptember 27, 2011 at 5:31 AM

    Prudence - So happy to know, you are also a Rod Fan ... I was thinking of having Cher as a Music Monday - So stay tuned ... She is also a favorite of mine. I love how these artists continue to reinvent themselves ...

    Love how you have kept the vinyl tradition going ... I am slowly adding new CDs to replace music from the past on the vinyl & cassette :)

    So glad we connected!

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  3. Sonja MilojevicSeptember 27, 2011 at 12:18 PM

    There are many, but the one that always brings back the memories is Eddie Grant. My brother liked him a lot and I also became fond of his music. So every time I hear one of his songs I'm always brought back to my childhood. ;)

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  4. Living in the MomentSeptember 28, 2011 at 7:39 PM

    Sonja - Thanks for chiming in - Eddie Grant - I will have to look into this musician - Thanks for sharing your story with me - Love it when a song speaks to us ... Childhood Memories ... So comforting ...

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