Guilty pleasures- music edition

[BigBlue]

Great thread.

Barry Manilow
Anne Murray
BJ Thomas
Carpenters

[GenuineRisk]

Originally Posted by BigBlue

Great thread.

Barry Manilow
Anne Murray
BJ Thomas
Carpenters

Oh... as a little kid I just loved Anne Murray's cover of "Daydream Believer." I knew that version long before I'd ever heard of the Monkees.

[bigrun]

Originally Posted by GenuineRisk

Oh... as a little kid I just loved Anne Murray's cover of "Daydream Believer." I knew that version long before I'd ever heard of the Monkees.

My wife's fave was Snowbird, i liked yours but all her songs were great...

[cal828]

Originally Posted by BigBlue

Great thread.

Barry Manilow
Anne Murray
BJ Thomas
Carpenters

Wife and I were having a discussion the other day about Sitar music after Ravi Shankar died. I asked whether she like any of it. She said no. I said I thought I liked a song or two, but couldn't think of any songs. Finally remembered it was in BJ Thomas' song Hooked on a Feeling. Other than that I didn't care for it. Love Ravi's daughter, Norah Jones though.

[bigrun]

Originally Posted by cal828

Wife and I were having a discussion the other day about Sitar music after Ravi Shankar died. I asked whether she like any of it. She said no. I said I thought I liked a song or two, but couldn't think of any songs. Finally remembered it was in BJ Thomas' song Hooked on a Feeling. Other than that I didn't care for it. Love Ravi's daughter, Norah Jones though.

Wife and i love Norah Jones, Don't know why a fav...

[GenuineRisk]

Originally Posted by cal828

Wife and I were having a discussion the other day about Sitar music after Ravi Shankar died. I asked whether she like any of it. She said no. I said I thought I liked a song or two, but couldn't think of any songs. Finally remembered it was in BJ Thomas' song Hooked on a Feeling. Other than that I didn't care for it. Love Ravi's daughter, Norah Jones though.

The Beatles' "Norwegian Wood" uses a sitar (though I read somewhere at the time they recorded it, George Harrison hadn't yet learned how to hold it properly).

Norah Jones was on an episode of Sesame Street and did an absolutely hilarious version of her big song. On Sesame Street it was, "Don't Know Why 'Y' Didn't Come."