This is a new thread for anything you've been remembering lately — people, places, things, moments from the past, or similar memories. The theme is nostalgia.

Recently, I've been thinking about telephone sounds and recordings from the 1970s and early '80s. There are numerous videos of these on YouTube. Back then, recorded telephone voices and sounds were ubiquitous in the U.S. The familiar female voices behind messages like "Please hang up..." and "The number you have dialed is not in service..." were usually Jane Barbe and Pat Fleet. Hearing them again is like stepping back in time. 😂🤣

@Elvis Nash — It's a cool mid-tempo country-rock track, man! Strong vocals, excellent acoustic guitars, some interesting chord changes, and lyrics that convey a good story. The production and mix by Lewis created a very good vibe for the song. Your vocals are really clear and smooth, as compared to your usual gruff and gravely voice (which worked well in earlier songs I've listened to from you).

Good song, man! I enjoyed listening.

Cheers,
Joseph
 

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I blamed God for all my problems in life
And why everything didn't turn out right
But when I died at the strike at midnite
This is what I crossing the finish line
Ch
It was beautiful
Standing in paradise
I had a long talk with Jesus Christ
And the devil in my soul he lost that fight
I'll spend eternity
With 10,000 angels in Holy lights
V2
I didn't die it was all a sweet dream
"Cinematic Technicolor" 73
when that thief trys to steal my faith
I look up and know what's coming my way
Ch
Bridge
Friends and family they'll have silver wings
In harmony will begin to sing
Ch

C G add 9 Fadd5 dm7th

The incredibly talented and classy Beatrice Florea covered the classic holiday hit The Christmas Song in her amazing style and voice. Marvelous!

its a pretty simple song , thanks guys

Idina Menzel and Michael Bublé recorded a cover duet of Baby It's Cold Outside in 2014.

Official video

Hello, hola, holo, Merry Christmas!!! Too soon to congratulate you? No, not at all!

This song, with its snow and cold, could be a greeting card, why not?


It was cold,
a dog barked at the night
and the silence that remained
was still heavy.
 
It was cold
the snow that was falling
left flowers with thorns
on the wings of the crows
 
The black and white merged
and the coming dawn
gave it its grayish tone
from its early glass
 
Everything and nothing
came together
getting lost in the sky,
the sea and the air spoke to each other
and the silence that remained
was still heavy.
 
It was cold on either shore of waiting
the ghost of hope threw stones
into the water of indifference
but they barely made a sound
as they bounced
among frozen waves

and the silence that remained
was still heavy

Burl Ives recorded A Holly Jolly Christmas for the classic Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer TV special in 1964. Ives also voiced Sam the Snowman in the show.


 

Hola, muchas gracias, I hope you are preparing Christmas time while humming future new songs!!!