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OUR DAILY OLDIES
OUR DAILY OLDIES: I THINK NOT MANY PEOPLE KNOW THAT THIS SONG IS BASED ON AND OLD SPANISH LOVE SONG.
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OUR DAILY OLDIES: THE ANIMALS WERE PART OF THE 'BRITISH INVASION' OF THE MID 1960s. HERE THEY ARE ON LIVE TV SINGING "DON'T LET ME BE MISUNDESTOOD". AS A BONUS TRACK, I INCLUDED THE VERSION FROM SPAIN BY BRUNO LOMAS.
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OUR DAILY OLDIES: SOME OF THE SONGS I POST HERE, ARE MORE THAN OLDIES BUT PIECES OF HISTORY. ONLY SOME VERY OLD PEOPLE LIKE ME, REMEMBER THIS ONE.
OUR DAILY OLDIES: ARE YOU OLD ENOUGH TO REMEMBER WOODSTOCK? (3 DAYS OF LOVE, PEACE AND MUSIC IN 1969)
OUR DAILY OLDIES: THE SEARCHERS WERE PART OF THE "BRITISH MUSICAL INVASION" OF THE MID 1960s IN THE U.S.A. THIS WAS ONE OF THEIR EARLY HITS.
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OUR DAILY OLDIES: (INTERNATIONAL EDITION) THE EQUALS WAS THE FIRST BY-RACIAL MUSIC GROUP IN GREAT BRITAIN. THEIR BIGGEST HIT WAS 'BABY COME BACK' IN 1968. THIS VIDEO CONTAINS THE VERSION OF THE SAME SONG BY 'LOS SALVAJES', FROM SPAIN.
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OUR DAILY OLDIES: I'M PUBLISHING THIS ONE BY REQUEST. SOMEBODY ASKED FOR IT. I KNEW I HAD IT BUT I COULDN'T FIND IT SOONER. HERE IS THE ORIGINAL BY LLOYD PRICE AND THE VERSION IN SPANISH BY BILLY CAFARO (FROM ARGENTINA).
I'M OLD ENOUGH TO REMEMBER THAT BEFORE COMPUTERS AND Mp3 FILES, IN THE 1950s, 60s AND 70s, IN ORDER TO HAVE A GOOD MUSIC COLLECTION, WE HAD STACKS OF RECORDS EVERYWHERE. AT SOME POINT, I HAD A ROOM FULL OF RECORDS. NOW, MY FAVORITES SONGS FROM ALL THOSE RECORDS, WILL FIT IN A HIGH CAPACITY USB DRIVE. THIS SONG REMINDS ME OF THOSE TIMES.
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OUR DAILY OLDIES (INTERNATIONAL EDITION) `A SUMMER PLACE` WAS A POPULAR MOVIE FROM THE 1950s. THE MUSIC THEME WAS PLAYED BY THE ORCHESTRA OF PERCY FAITH AND BECAME A MUSIC RADIO HIT. THIS ONE IS THE JAMAICAN REGGAE VERSION OF `A SUMMER PLACE`
MANY AMERICAN MUSIC GENRES AND STYLES LIKE JAZZ, SOUL, BOOGALOO AND OF COURSE, THE MUSIC OF CARLOS SANTANA, HAVE BEEN INFLUENCED BY CUBAN MUSIC FROM THE 1940s AND 1950s. THE TITLE OF THIS SONG (QUIMBOMBO) COMES FROM A VEGETABLE BROUGHT FROM AFRICA, ALSO KNOWN AS 'OKRA', VERY POPULAR AS FOOD IN MANY PARTS OF THE CARIBBEAN.