Monday, September 28, 2020

Neighbors and Sons - #MusicMovesMe

 It's Monday.  It's time to get colorful with Music Moves Me!

Who are the members of Music Moves Me ?  We are bloggers who blog about music each Monday. If you have music to share with us, you are most welcome to join in on the fun.  Just remember our simple rule:  you must include at least one You Tube or Vimeo video or your post may be subject to removal or labeling "NO MUSIC". You are welcome to write about music. too but there must be at least one music video. 

Every month we have an honorary co-hostess.  For the month of September it's Cathy from Curious As a Cathy.

Today, she has picked the theme of "for National Neighbors or Sons Day, song titles/lyrics about neighbors or sons".


Well, then.   How about three of each?

I don't know if I would like the Rolling Stones as neighbors, but here is a song from 1981:  Neighbours.


This song by Creedence Clearwater Revival may be a stretch, but it talks about neighbors, and is about door to door salespeople.  Yeah, back when people weren't afraid of going door to door. 


Jimmy Buffet and his Bank of Bad Habits is such a fun song, especially its description of the Seven Deadly Sins and your neighbors - not exactly the Seven Deadly Sins of the Bible.   For example: "do not eat thy neighbor's wife's popcorn...."  There's an 8th deadly sin, too:  PIZZA.

Now for sons.

The first song I think of when I think of sons is another CCR song - Fortunate Son.  Have a feeling I won't be the only one who posts this classic.

 Kansas was the last live concert of a "name group" I saw (in August of 2019) so this one is a natural.  Carry on Wayward Son - Kansas

Son of a Preacher Man - Dusty Springfield.

I am ending with this song.  I hesitated because this song is played, sometimes, at the funeral of a child.  But it is such a beautiful song and it isn't just for sons or sad occasions.  

 


Billy Joel and "Lullabye (Goodnight, My Angel)".

And you know what I say at the end:  it's a wrap.

See you again next week, same time, same place!

7 comments:

  1. ...alleluja, I know them all, now this is my kind of playlist. Thanks!!!

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  2. Great and classic songs. Very nice. Thanks for sharing them.

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  3. We had a couple in common, which is kind of unusual. I totally forgot about "Fortunate Son," for whatever reason, but we both had the Stones and Dusty. I couldn't get through the last one... Great list!

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  4. So you to so many people today and the tunes are just repeats it seems. How's your day goin'? It was nice talkin' to ya yesterday. Love all your tunes here, but you get so far on a subject like this and then they're all repeats! hahahaha Have a good night my friend. Gotta go make my Beef Stew. As chilly as it is today I think it's gonna really taste good and welcomed. Wanna come for supper? ~hehehe~ HUGS & have a good evening!

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  5. Lovin' your tunes my friend. I especially enjoyed your last one Billy Joel is a phenomena for sure. I would play this tune for all my children for sure!

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  6. Fortunate Son was in the news recently...

    I love your playlist

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  7. Alana,

    I remember the days of door to door salesmen. That had to be a hard life! I was reminded of this recently while watching the series, The Strain, when one of the main characters' flashback as a door to door salesman for radios. I always love hearing old classics like CCR. Great song picks, my dear. Have a boogietastic week. Stay safe and be well! ;)

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