Jackson High-Class of '68

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Topic RE: RE: The Billboard Top 10 from 35 years ago, 6 July 1968: posted by alice wodesky uvaney User
posted on July 08, 2003 at 10:44 PM Reply to this Message Write
VVerrrry Interesting.
Topic RE: The Billboard Top 10 from 35 years ago, 6 July 1968: posted by David B. (What-a-guy) Wayne User
posted on July 08, 2003 at 01:36 PM Reply to this Message Write
Nial,
Thanks for digging up that sound clip. Now I remember it, but I also remember thinking of it even then as being instantly forgettable and not much more than a time-to-change-to-another-station reminder. It sounds like bits and pieces of "Grazing In The Grass" but without the words.

-- WAG

http://www.what-a-guy.com/
Topic RE: The Billboard Top 10 from 35 years ago, 6 July 1968: posted by David B. (What-a-guy) Wayne User
posted on July 08, 2003 at 01:36 PM Reply to this Message Write
Nial,
Thanks for digging up that sound clip. Now I remember it, but I also remember thinking of it even then as being instantly forgettable and not much more than a time-to-change-to-another-station reminder. It sounds like bits and pieces of "Grazing In The Grass" but without the words.

-- WAG

http://www.what-a-guy.com/
Topic RE: The Billboard Top 10 from 35 years ago, 6 July 1968: posted by Nial User
posted on July 08, 2003 at 07:29 AM Reply to this Message Write
"Horse" is instrumental...no words.
Topic RE: The Billboard Top 10 from 35 years ago, 6 July 1968: posted by alice wodesky uvaney User
posted on July 08, 2003 at 06:14 AM Reply to this Message Write
SOOOOOO without infringement penalties. What were the words Dave?
Topic RE: The Billboard Top 10 from 35 years ago, 6 July 1968: posted by Nial User
posted on July 07, 2003 at 12:03 PM Reply to this Message Write
I really thought Dave was making up "The Horse" (to see if we were paying attention).

Then I went to Amazon.com and found it on a "Mix Album". There is a sound clip on the page address below .....you can click on #3 (Listen) to hear "The Horse". Sorry, but "clickable" HTML links are not allowed here, so you will have to copy/paste the page address if you want to hear it (I *do* remember it....but I didn't *like* it).

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000003389/102-2684410-5392913?vi=glance

Topic RE: The Billboard Top 10 from 35 years ago, 6 July 1968: posted by David B. (What-a-guy) Wayne User
posted on July 07, 2003 at 10:16 AM Reply to this Message Write
. . . so I'm not the only one who doesn't remember The Horse then?
But you're right, this list definitely hurts. I cringed as I typed it in. Just remember, pop/rock took several twists and turns before it devolved into disco and then re-invented itself in punk. Sappy-crappy-schlock (my term) was just one of them.

-- WAG
Topic RE: The Billboard Top 10 from 35 years ago, 6 July 1968: posted by alice wodesky uvaney User
posted on July 07, 2003 at 09:10 AM Reply to this Message Write
Dont remember The Horse, although the memory aint what it used to be. Maybe we knew it under some other name? You are right Charley, some of this stuff is awful and yes we did used to listen to it. How sad. Alice
Topic RE: The Billboard Top 10 from 35 years ago, 6 July 1968: posted by Charley User
posted on July 06, 2003 at 08:55 PM Reply to this Message Write
How Sad!! I can only remember good music out in high school! Where did this list come from? And does ANYBODY remember The Horse? Come on!! I sure hope they don't get this list for the reunion! But nice job Dave just the same. Keep us updated. Hopefully the list will get better!
Topic The Billboard Top 10 from 35 years ago, 6 July 1968: posted by David B. (What-a-guy) Wayne User
posted on July 06, 2003 at 09:31 AM Reply to this Message Write
1. This Guy's In Love With You -- Herb Alpert
2. The Horse -- Cliff Nobles & Co.
3. Jumpin' Jack Flash -- The Rolling Stones
4. The Look Of Love -- Segio Mendes & Brasil '66
5. Grazing In The Grass -- Hugh Masakela
6. Lady Willpower -- Gary Puckett and the Union Gap
7. Angel Of The Morning -- Merilee Rush and the Turnabouts
8. Here Comes The Judge -- Shorty Long
9. MacArthur Park -- Richard Harris
10. Reach Out Of The Darkness -- Friend and Lover

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-- WAG

http://www.what-a-guy.com/

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