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@Hot_Pepper76 I just watched Aloha. Great feel good movie at the end.

What's your favorite feel-good movie of all time?

@Hot_Pepper76 Freddy Guitar (Fender) 😎

His breakthrough song, "Before the Next Teardrop Falls," crossed over from country to pop and became one of the biggest songs of 1975. Then came "Wasted Days and Wasted Nights," "You'll Lose a Good Thing," and "The Rains Came." Growing up in Texas, it seemed like his songs were everywhere. Can you name this artist?

@Hot_Pepper76 Amen! Have a blessed Sunday.

"This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it." Psalm 118:24 Whatever this Sunday holds for you, I hope you find a moment to embrace the blessings around you, count your reasons to be thankful, and enjoy the gift of a new day. Have a blessed Sunday.

@Hot_Pepper76 Bangles.

Before they topped the charts, record executives insisted an all-female band couldn't write, play, and succeed on their own. They proved everyone wrong. "Our Lips Are Sealed" helped put them on the map in 1981, and "We Got the Beat" became one of the biggest songs of 1982. Can you name the band?

@Hot_Pepper76 I should but I don’t. Great song though.

Cher passed on this song. In 1973, it became a No. 1 record for someone most people knew from television, not music. The song was dark, dramatic, and unforgettable. You know her name, don't you? What is it?

@Hot_Pepper76 Janis Joplin.

Released in 1968 this song told the story of a young woman remembering her first love, the preacher's son. More than 25 years later, it found a whole new audience after being featured in Pulp Fiction. Can you name the artist whose smoky, smooth, and soulful voice helped make this song unforgettable?

@Hot_Pepper76 I am going to say Michael Jackson, even though I was not a big fan of his.

Which of these artists had the biggest impact on music: Michael Jackson, Prince, Stevie Wonder, or David Bowie?

Classic!

@Oceanbreeze473 Nope.

You still want a Russian girl?

@Oceanbreeze473 Ouch. Bad morning coming!

By all accounts Jeff’s Saturday night was a success.

@Oceanbreeze473 Fool! Lolol. Prob. Got ejected on his ass. 🤣🤣

Men, if you’re going out on the town tonight don’t try to save money by doing the pole dancing yourself.

@Hot_Pepper76 The Association. Mom and Dad were big fans.

These six vocalists gave us some of the most recognizable harmonies of the 1960s. A few of their hits included: Windy, Cherish, Never My Love, Along Comes Mary. One of these songs is often cited as one of the most played songs on American radio. Can you name the band?

@Hot_Pepper76 I am biased but I think 65 thru 75 produced the epic rock music I love. It is a decade but kind of cheating. Half late 60’s and half early 70’s. 🎸🎸🔥

Which decade do you think produced the most timeless music overall?

@Hot_Pepper76 The Beatles, despite their well known drama, it would be an epic year.

You can spend one year following only ONE band during their peak years: • Queen • Led Zeppelin • The Beatles Which one are you joining on the road?

@Hot_Pepper76 Let It Be, the Beatles classic.

What was the first album you bought with your own money?

@Hot_Pepper76 One and only Neil Diamond.

Do you know which music legend spent more than five decades in the spotlight and somehow kept the spotlight on the songs? In a business where big egos often become part of the story, he built a reputation for professionalism, hard work, and respect for the people around him. He wrote his own songs, filled arenas for generations, and let the music do the talking. Can you name him?

@Hot_Pepper76 Eric Clapton.

If you were producing a cover of your favorite song, which artist would you pick to sing it?

@Hot_Pepper76 This is a tough one. I am going with Tim Conway.

Name your favorite 70s Comedian. 🤣

@Hot_Pepper76 Beautiful day here. Going for a walk along the lake and then the Harbor market.

I hope your weekend is off to a great start!

@Hot_Pepper76 Jim Croce. Legend.

Released in 1973, the song Bad, Bad Leroy Brown was inspired by a real guy the songwriter met while serving in the military. He turned him into a larger-than-life neighborhood legend, tough, fearless, and convinced nobody could take him down. Can you name the artist?