Songs that bring you those great memories...

[vulcan2074]

EAGLES. Hotel California

This song will always bring back the greatest memories of friends past. Post your favorite song.

Sammy

[vulcan2074]

Animals. House of the Rising Sun

This song brings back memories of my Best Friend Jewels. We met through a guy I worked with named Andy. Me and her had some great fun which also led to me meeting my other best friend Allison who worked with her at the Airport terminal. This song always makes me think of them.

Sammy

[vulcan2074]

Mamas and the Papas. California Dreamin

My Father bought me a greatest hits CD of the Mamas and the Papas. I loved this song alot. We used to listen to it while having drinks and talking about life and our accomplishments. Those were some of the best times we ever spent together.

Sammy

[Mikey]

[HardyGirl]

Indian Reservation (Cherokee People) By Paul Revere and The Raiders. I can remember when I was about 5, and our family would drive up to Echo Hill, (some property owned by my dad's job), for some swimming and a picnic. It was a long drive and I can always remember this playing on the radio on the way up. It's always been one of my favorite summertime tunes.

[Figuremod73]

I really associate my youth with songs that were popular on the radio at the time. A few are:

Bangles: Walk like an Egyptian. One of my favorite years 1987
Wilson Phillips: Hold on. This was played when I finished middle school.

[Mongoose1983]

For me it would have to be a huge hit from the Summer of 1984...
(which would still be Winter for you guys in the States -Jan-Feb 1984)

Kenny Rogers - This Woman

[wilbs518]

My mother and I danced around the house to this song so much when I was really young.

[Bionicfanboy66]

Billy Joel's Keeping the Faith. That song was on the charts during my senior year in high school(1984-85) and Simple Minds' Don't You Forget About Me. Oh yeah, USA For Africa's We Are the World(1985) and Band Aid's Do they Know It's Christmas?(1984).

[Random Axe]

Journey - Separate Ways

This has always been my favorite song since it's release in 83 and it's the first song I ever got to perform live. "Yeah, no pressure, sing a Steve Perry song, you'll do fine." It wasn't a complete train wreck, it actually turned out fairly decent. There might have been fifty people there, maybe less. There's no way I could do a lot of Perry tunes cause that's rough on the vocal cords. I have no idea how he did what he did as long as he did.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afHQd-lP4yU

[MEMEGO]

Any Olivia Newton-John song. Enuff Said.