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Sadly enough for me it was either Barry Manilow (thanks mom....) or George Jones (thanks dad...).

willem wrote:

Thinking so about 40 years ago i came on this.. and then i met my wife.....

Oh Mariska, what a babe!! Now that was a big hit!! :cheer:

First musical memory has to be the Wicked Witch song from ther Wizard of Oz. It's one of those songs that once you've heard it it's stuck in your brain forever!!

Roger Miller- King of the Road is up there somewhere! :cheer:

CKLW, WJR, WRIF, WDRQ... Man, you're making me feel old.

BigBear wrote:

First musical memory has to be the Wicked Witch song from ther Wizard of Oz. It's one of those songs that once you've heard it it's stuck in your brain forever!!

Roger Miller- King of the Road is up there somewhere! :cheer:

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious (1964). I can't explain it!:woohoo:

My earliest memories of music are of my mother singing to my siblings and me as we went from place to place in the car. She had a lovely alto and used to sing "The Surrey With The Fringe On Top" from the musical "Oklahoma" as well as the old Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer tune "Blues In The Night" and her favorite Christmas carol, "Oh Holy Night".

Damn, Matt, you left off 'Men At Work' and 'Men Without Hats'.

Beethoven's 7th symphony (it's still one of my favorites today), and In the Hall of the Mountain King from Greig's music for Peer Gynt.

My Dad was a Jazz aficionado, and my Mom listened to classical music. You can guess who was home while I was awake

I like Hall of the Mountain King myself. LOL

ha ha....WJR.. that was the Tiger station as I recall Ernie Harwell and Ray Lane...lol