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Curmudgeoness

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2. That is a new one on me

Reply to progressoid (Original post)

Thu Apr 14, 2016, 08:02 PM

Apr 2016

and unfortunately (or fortunately), I was around at that time. I do remember in the late 60's that the Catholic Church that my friends went to started to have "rock mass", where they had guitar music to attract the young people. And the Protestant Churches set up "coffee houses" for music and fellowship. Odd times.

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Here's a blast from the past (if you're over 50 or so) [View all] progressoid Apr 2016 OP

didn't recognize it until it started playing rurallib Apr 2016 #1

I had forgotten about it until progressoid Apr 2016 #6

That is a new one on me Curmudgeoness Apr 2016 #2

Yeah, they're still trying to do that. progressoid Apr 2016 #5

Did Jesus get royalties? Cartoonist Apr 2016 #3

That hippie socialist was always giving stuff away. progressoid Apr 2016 #7

Ahhhh yes... memories.... AlbertCat Apr 2016 #4

They seem to be using a pretty loose definition of Rock. progressoid Apr 2016 #8

Kind of like The Hilltop Singers... Iggo Apr 2016 #14

I remember shadowmayor Apr 2016 #9

I don't remember this song at all Doc_Technical Apr 2016 #10

I'm old enough but I've never heard it. Wasn't big over here. mr blur Apr 2016 #11

Ugh! Thanks for the vintage earworm! onager Apr 2016 #12

I'd never heard it (or heard of it) until today RussBLib Apr 2016 #13