A Gransnet Jukebox

Melanie - goodbye ruby tuesday. University days
Elton JOhn - Daniel . Italian boyfriend
Tracey Chapman - Fast Car. Current bloke !

And this just because it’s gorgeous
www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiDiKwbGfIY

Just been listening to

Be my Baby, &

Walking in the Rain, by the Ronettes. That led me on to

He’s A Rebel by the Crystals.

youtu.be/A3Ix4hKSnxQ

Not even my era, but the jukebox hit that takes me straight back to 16 (what was I even doing in the pub?) is
Get Ready - The Temptations. Was there ever a better pure pop lyric than
‘So, fiddley-dee, fiddley-dum
Look out baby, 'cause here I come.’?

Ooh MissAdventure, I didn’t know you cared! It’s a song guaranteed to make me dance like a total eejit! ?

I must be older than some posters. My pick;
My Girl by Otis Redding
Let it Be Me, the Every Brothers
Bridge Over troubled water, Simon and Garfunkel.
But to get the party started it has to be
Rave On by Buddy Holly

Talking about love, how about 'I feel love's by Donna Summer.

You should be dancing - The Bee Gees.

Baybeh! My heart is full of love and it's all for you!

Christmas themed, it would be Fairy Tale of New York by the Pogues and the late, great Kirsty McColl. Non-Christmas themed, it would be Don’t Leave Me This Way by The Communards.

Grannygravy
Were they good?
I love 'all right now'.

How about Pleasant Valley Sunday.I’ve just read that my favourite Monkee Mike Nesmith died today.
youtu.be/sUzs5dlLrm0

Any Motown and Your Song by Elton John.

Oh EllanVannin! That made me emotional!

Oh my lemon I love bad moon rising.

MissA I saw Free live many moons ago…

I didn’t realise that one was by REM MissA no wonder I like it.
Am tired with dancing now ( unlike when I was 18) and need to sit at a table with a Baileys and put Night Swimming, also by REM on.Melancholy and lovely.

Satisfaction - The rolling stones.

All right now - Free.

Shiny happy people - REM.

My next ones are anything lively by the Stones, get that party started!

At this time of the year it has to be Chris Rea " Driving home for Christmas ".

I'd alighted a flight from Oz at Manchester airport at 7am on Christmas Eve after leaving another Christmas Eve behind and the roads here were ice-packed and there was thick snow either side of the motorways. The taxi was playing this music which really set the scene as I was loaded with gifts and I can always picture this time when I hear it playing.

Some great records here....am already dancing around the jukebox.

Bad Moon Rising is my next choice ( Credence Clearwater Revival?)

Spirit in the sky by Norman Greenbaum

Maggie May and Handbags and Glad rags by Rod Stewart

Michael Buble’s Cry me a River

You’re My World by Cilla. I’d just left school.

Unchained melody the Righteous Brothers.

Runaway - The Corrs